Powder Application

1. 1. The product can be applied in powder format directly onto the freshly-laid cement floor.
   2. Sprinkle the product evenly over the surface to a depth of at least 2 mm.
   3. Moisten the powder with a sprinkler hose and then place the finishing tiles on top.
   4. Leave a joint of a width of at least 1.5 mm between indoor tiles and at least 5 mm between outdoor tiles.

Grout Application

1. 1. Mix Aplicacer Flooring with water until you obtain a smooth, lumpfree grout.
   2. Using a trowel, spread a uniform layer of grout at least 2 mm thick on the floor.
   3. Place the finishing tiles on top and level them out using a rubber mallet.
   4. Leave a joint of a width of at least 1.5 mm between indoor tiles and at least 5 mm between outdoor tiles.

• For plaster surfaces, use aplicaCer Capagruesa Extra.
• Do not apply this product when frost or rain are forecasted.
• Do not apply at temperatures below 5ºC or above 35ºC.
• Check, periodically, that a surface film has not formed on the adhesive paste once it has been spread onto the surface. If a film has formed, remove the product and apply a fresh coat.
• Check that the paste is sticky enough by periodically lifting one of the tiles already in place to ensure that it is well stuck down.
• This product is ready to mix with water. Do not add any kind of additional substance which may alter its properties.
• Store the product in its original packaging in a dry, covered place.
• Do not use on base floors which have already begun to set and which are constantly subjected to accumulated moisture.
• Use within 1 year of date of packaging. Store the product in its original packaging in a dry, covered place protected from humidity.

• The floor onto which the product is applied must be compacted and levelled so that it is absolutely flat and suitable for the application of the finishing tiles.
• The mechanical strength of the floor should be suitable for the purpose for which the tiling will be used.
• Particular care should be taken when measuring out cement and selecting the grade size of the aggregate in order to reduce the water-cement ratio and subsequent hydraulic shrinkage.