Microcement is a cement-based coating with polymers, additives, and mineral pigments. It is applied in thin layers to create a seamless, durable, and decorative finish for floors, walls, and furniture.
Microcement can be applied to a variety of surfaces, including concrete, tiles, plaster, and wood. It is commonly used in kitchens, bathrooms, living rooms, and commercial spaces.
Yes, microcement is naturally water-resistant, and with proper sealing, it becomes fully waterproof, making it suitable for bathrooms, showers, and even swimming pools.
Microcement is highly durable and resistant to cracks, scratches, and stains when properly applied and sealed. However, it is not entirely crack-proof and requires careful substrate preparation to minimize potential issues.
Yes, microcement can be applied over plaster, UFH or existing tiles, provided the surface is properly prepared and primed.
The application process usually takes between 5-7 days, depending on the surface, drying times, and the number of coats applied.
To clean microcement, use pH-neutral cleaners and avoid abrasive or acidic products. Regular maintenance, such as resealing every few years, will prolong its lifespan.
Yes, microcement can be used outdoors, provided the right type is chosen, and it is properly sealed to withstand weather conditions.
Lime paint is a natural, eco-friendly paint made from slaked lime, mineral pigments, and water. It provides a breathable, matte, and textured finish with a unique depth of color.
Lime paint is highly durable but requires proper application and sealing in high-traffic or moisture-prone areas.
Lime paint works best on porous surfaces such as plaster, concrete, and masonry. For non-porous surfaces, a suitable primer is required.
A primer is recommended for non-porous surfaces or when applying lime paint over previously painted walls.
Yes, lime paint is VOC-free, antibacterial, mold-resistant, and made from natural ingredients, making it a sustainable choice for interior and exterior walls.
Lime paint is breathable and resistant to mold, making it suitable for bathrooms. However, a sealer is recommended for areas with direct water contact.
Lime-painted walls can be cleaned with a damp cloth. Avoid harsh cleaners, and consider periodic touch-ups for high-traffic areas.
Unlike regular paint, lime paint reacts with carbon dioxide to form a durable finish that ages beautifully over time. It also provides a natural, textured look that cannot be achieved with conventional paints.
An exclusive decorative coating which can be applied on walls, floors and other areas to create a raw and elegant stone finish. Often used as an alternative to traditional tile or marble flooring to personalize surfaces with a very unique and luxury finish.
Read MoreLime Wall paint is a natural and textured paint made with slaked lime and minerals which lends a depth and luminosity to flat walls by creating soft tone variations that continue to mature over time. There is a chalky nuanced Mediterranean look and a feeling of movement from this type of wall application that adds a warmth and cocoon like feeling to your home that is serene and peaceful.
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