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Two-component polyurethane, 5 kg set. Binds dust and regulates absorbency so the basecoat bonds evenly.
15 kg pail. The first, coarser layer with fine sand — builds the surface and levels minor irregularities.
15 kg pail, tinted with water-based pigment (100 g bottles). Carries the colour and the trowel texture.
One-component, 5 kg canister. Two coats set the cleanability; three in wet areas, where the sealer keeps the water out.
We confirm the primer against your substrate, the number of sealer coats for the room, and quote delivery to your emirate.
Yes, if the tiles are sound and well bonded. They are primed and the joints filled with levelling compound first, so the grout lines do not read through the finished surface.
Waterproofing beneath the coating and three acrylic sealer coats above it instead of two. The microcement itself is the same material; the build-up around it is what makes the surface suitable for a shower.
Treat them as a guide. The pigment is dosed into the mix on site, so the trowelled surface always carries some variation. Order a sample before committing to a colour.
Yes. The coating is thin and stays flexible, so it follows the movement of a heated screed. The heating is switched off during application and brought back up gradually afterwards.