It mixes easily with water, so it won't clump! A floor underlayment repair agent that can also be used on wooden substrates.
"Angelica S" is a fast-drying floor repair compound that allows for immediate floor installation. Mixing is easy; just add a little water to perform the repair work, and it has minimal shrinkage, mixing well with water to avoid clumping. It can be used for applications such as repairing joints and unevenness in plywood floor substrates. 【Features】 ■ Fast-drying, allowing for immediate floor installation ■ Minimal shrinkage ■ Mixes easily with water, preventing clumping ■ Usable on wooden substrates *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Instructions for Use】 ■ Gradually add 250cc to 350cc of water to 1kg of this product, and mix evenly with a trowel, spatula, or mixer to avoid lumps. ■ Use a trowel or spatula to quickly fill and apply the prepared product to the repair area, smoothing the substrate. ■ Carry out flooring installation after it has completely cured and dried. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Usage】 ■Thin coating base adjustment agent for mortar substrates, filling of joints ■Repair of joints and unevenness in plywood floor substrates *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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ORION ENTERPRISE Co., Ltd. is a company located in Setagaya, Tokyo, that specializes in floor removal, substrate adjustment, floor construction, UV coating, the development of interior substrate adjustment agents, and the development of interior machinery tools. Their product lineup includes "Maiko C," which allows walking by reducing the adhesive strength of the peel-up bond left after the removal of carpet tiles, and "Maiko G," which not only reduces the adhesive strength of the peel-up bond left after carpet tile removal but also simultaneously adjusts poor substrates.