Inducoat Fungi has been developed for professional use in spaces where moisture exposure plays a role. Its added value lies in the combination of workability, system suitability and the resistance of the dry paint film to mould — not a broad mould-control claim, but a clear focus on the performance of the finishing coat itself.
Properties of Inducoat Fungi
- Resistant dry paint film — the finishing coat is resistant to mould. The specification concerns the paint film itself; no broader effect is claimed for the space or for resolving structural or moisture-related causes.
- Durable finish — intended for applications where the coat must remain resistant to daily use and increased moisture exposure over the long term.
- Vapour-permeable — moisture transport from the substrate remains a consideration in wet spaces; vapour-permeable properties help in this respect.
- Professional application — can be applied using standard methods (brush or roller), always in accordance with the technical advice and prescribed system build-up.
- Low emissions — attention to low VOC levels and suitability for indoor use, depending on the product specification.
Important nuance
Inducoat Fungi is not a complete solution for mould formation. The cause often lies in ventilation, condensation, thermal bridges, detailing or user behaviour. Even with a mould-resistant dry paint film, good ventilation, correct substrate pretreatment and the right system build-up remain essential. The claim therefore does not concern broad mould control, but the resistance of the dry paint film itself.
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