Microcement set for tiles - Walls

1. The substrate must be stable, dry, and free of dirt, separating agents, and coarse unevenness.
2. Sand off any unevenness.

3. Apply Primer:

   • For wall tiles, we recommend priming the tiles and joints with our special primer & putty and filling the joints with it.
   • For floor tiles, we recommend priming the tiles and joints with our special 2K levelling compound and filling the joints with it.
   • For walls and floors without tiles, we recommend using our Deep Primer

   All primers can be found under the Accessories button on this product page.

4. Allow the primer to dry.

1. Mix microcement A components in medium grain size with the B component in the specified mixing ratio.
2. Add WB pigment in the recommended quantity to colour the material.
3. Spread the material with a trowel and then leave to dry
4. Sand off any unevenness in the surface greater than 3 mm and vacuum up any sanding dust.
5. Apply a second coat in the same way. Depending on the desired finish, the microcement can be applied in medium or fine grit.

Application of microcement for walls: Layer 1 (medium grain size): 1.2kg/m², Layer 2 (medium grain size): 1.2kg/m²Application of microcement for floor: Layer 1 (large grain size): 1.6kg/m², layer 2 (medium grain size): 1.2kg/m

For wet rooms, surfaces with direct water contact, as well as heavily used surfaces (high mechanical load, cleaning with aggressive cleaning agents, etc.), we recommend sealing the surface with EPODEX Polyurethane Resin (PU Finish) in matte.

1. To mix, pour the entire contents of PU Finish Component B into the container of PU Finish Component A and mix thoroughly.
2. Apply the material thinly and in a crosshatch pattern using a paint roller and brush. First paint laterally to the light source, then wet-on-wet in the direction of the light to avoid visible brush marks.
   Important: Especially inside the shower and in areas with permanent water contact, we recommend applying our PU Finish exclusively with a brush (e.g. 10 cm width) in a crosshatch pattern to fully close all pores. For heavily textured surfaces outside the wet area, a brush should also be used (and not a paint roller). We recommend two coats.
3. Allow the material to cure for at least 16 hours, then apply the second coat.
4. Allow the material to cure for 48 hours after the second coat. Inside the shower and in areas with permanent water contact, allow 7 days to cure before the coating comes into contact with water.

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Note: Please note that due to different lighting conditions and monitors, the colours may not be uniformly displayed.