Primax is a two-pack, water-resistant bonding primer for difficult substrates. It is aimed at contractors, builders and maintenance teams who need a clearly specified product rather than a generic cement or grout substitute. Safari Group can assist with supply enquiries from Canning Vale for projects across Perth and regional Western Australia.

Typical applications
• priming dense or non-porous surfaces
• bonding over existing ceramic tiles where approved
• floor preparation before compatible toppings

Why consider Primax
• strong adhesion to difficult surfaces
• water-resistant system
• may reduce the need for mechanical roughening in approved applications

Product selection should start with the required application, substrate condition, section depth, exposure, finish and project specification. Prepare the substrate carefully and use clean equipment and measured water. Mixing, priming, placement, curing and return-to-service requirements should always follow the current Australian Technical Data Sheet. Perth temperatures can shorten working time, so store materials appropriately and plan mixing and placement before opening bags or packs.

Important: Compatibility and preparation depend on the substrate and following product. Check the current Construction Chemicals TDS and complete a test area when required.

Contact Safari Group in Canning Vale to confirm current pack size, stock availability and the latest technical documents. For a faster recommendation, provide the project specification, estimated quantity, substrate, required thickness or gap, application method and site conditions. Where the work is structural, safety-critical or subject to an engineering specification, obtain approval from the project engineer before substituting products or changing the installation method.

FAQ’s

Question: What is Primax used for?
Answer: Primax is used for priming dense or non-porous surfaces, bonding over existing ceramic tiles where approved, floor preparation before compatible toppings. Suitability depends on the substrate, required depth or gap, exposure and the current manufacturer specification.

Question: Is Primax still a current product name?
Answer: Current; simplify name.

Question: What should be checked before using Primax?
Answer: Confirm the current Technical Data Sheet, substrate preparation, water or component ratio, application range, working time, curing and any engineering requirements. Compatibility and preparation depend on the substrate and following product. Check the current Construction Chemicals TDS and complete a test area when required.

Question: Can I buy Primax in Perth?
Answer: Contact Safari Group in Canning Vale, Perth, to confirm the exact stocked variant, pack size and availability for your WA project. Bring the specification and required quantity so the team can help check product suitability.