What Is Microcement?

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What is Microcement?

Information about microcement:

Microcement is a decorative coating made with a mixture of cement, water and additives. It is applied in thin layers on a surface, such as concrete, cement or wood, and can be polished or waxed to create a smooth and durable finish.

Microcement is commonly used on internal and external floors and walls and is known for its resistance to water, wear and stains. It's easy to clean and maintain. However, microcement can be a little more expensive and require more time and effort to apply than other coatings, such as porcelain or tiles.

If you are interested in adding  microcement in your home, it is important to hire a qualified professional to ensure a job well done. It is also important to read and follow the manufacturer's instructions and take all recommended safety precautions during the application process.

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Apply Microcement:

The application of microcement on a floor is a relatively complex process that must be done by a qualified professional. Here are the general steps involved in applying a microcement floor:

  1. Surface preparation: The surface of the floor shall be clean, dry and smooth before applying the microcement. If necessary, screw the floor to remove any imperfection or irregularity. Be sure to protect adjacent areas with adhesive or plastic tape to avoid splashing.
  2. Microcement mixture: Follow the manufacturer's instructions to mix the microcement correctly. In general, it is recommended to mix the cement and the additive in a bowl or container with water until a homogeneous mixture is obtained.
  3. Application of microcement: Use a spatula or spino to apply the microcement to the floor surface, starting from the corners and working towards the center. Be sure to distribute the microcement evenly and smoothly to avoid imperfections or ripples.
  4. Healing: Allow the microcement to dry completely according to the manufacturer's recommendations. This may take a few hours to a few days, depending on the weather and humidity of the air. Do not step on the floor or place objects on it until it is completely dry.
  5. Polishing: After the microcement is dry, you can choose to polish or wax the floor to give a bright or matte finish. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions to ensure the best possible result.

We hope these tips help! If you have any further questions about the application of microcementFeel free to ask.

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