FAQs

Venetian plaster is a decorative finish made from slaked lime, marble dust, and natural pigments, creating a smooth, polished, and marble-like appearance. Traditional plaster, on the other hand, is typically used for wall preparation and is not designed for decorative finishes. Venetian plaster is more refined, durable, and visually striking compared to traditional plaster.

Venetian plaster can be applied to most interior walls, including drywall, plasterboard, and properly prepared masonry. However, it is not suitable for surfaces that are prone to movement or cracking, as this can damage the finish.

When applied correctly and maintained properly, Venetian plaster can last for decades. Its durability makes it a long-lasting and cost-effective decorative solution.

Yes, Venetian plaster can be applied to ceilings. It creates a luxurious, seamless finish that enhances the overall aesthetic of a room.

Yes, small damages to Venetian plaster can be repaired by reapplying the plaster to the affected area and blending it with the surrounding finish. For larger damages, it may require professional assistance.

Venetian plaster is suitable for bathrooms and kitchens, as it is moisture-resistant and durable. However, it should be sealed properly to protect it from excessive humidity and water exposure.

Venetian plaster can be finished in various ways, including polished (high-gloss), matte, textured, or metallic. The finish depends on the application technique and the desired aesthetic.

The application time depends on the size of the area and the complexity of the finish. Generally, it takes 2-3 days for a standard room, including drying time between coats.

Venetian plaster is considered a premium product, and its cost is higher than traditional paint or plaster. However, its durability and luxurious finish make it a worthwhile investment.

While it is possible to apply Venetian plaster yourself, it requires skill and practice to achieve a professional finish. We recommend hiring a trained applicator or attending a workshop to learn the technique.

Micro-cement is a thin, durable coating made from cement, resins, and additives. It can be applied to floors, walls, and ceilings, creating a seamless, modern finish.

Yes, micro-cement is waterproof once sealed, making it suitable for wet areas like bathrooms and kitchens.

Yes, micro-cement can be applied directly over existing tiles, provided the surface is properly prepared and primed.

Micro-cement is typically 2-3 mm thick, making it a lightweight and versatile option for renovations.

Yes, micro-cement is compatible with underfloor heating systems due to its thin application and thermal conductivity.

Micro-cement can be used outdoors in covered areas, but it must be sealed with a UV-resistant topcoat to protect it from weathering.

With proper application and maintenance, micro-cement can last for 10-15 years or more.

Yes, micro-cement can be customized with pigments to achieve a wide range of colors and finishes.

Micro-cement is low-maintenance and can be cleaned with mild soap and water. Regular resealing may be required in high-traffic areas.

The cost of micro-cement varies depending on the area, complexity, and finish. On average, it ranges from £50 to £100 per square meter, including installation.

Venetian plaster offers a unique, textured, and luxurious finish that paint cannot replicate. It is also more durable, breathable, and resistant to mold and mildew.

Venetian plaster is primarily designed for interior use. For exterior applications, specialized exterior-grade plasters are recommended.

Yes, Venetian plaster should be sealed with a protective wax or sealant to enhance its durability and resistance to moisture and stains.

Venetian plaster can be customized in virtually any color using natural pigments. Popular choices include neutral tones, metallics, and bold hues.

Yes, Venetian plaster is fire-resistant due to its lime-based composition, making it a safe choice for interior walls.

Yes, but the painted surface must be properly prepared by sanding and priming to ensure proper adhesion.

Use a soft, damp cloth to gently wipe the surface. Avoid abrasive cleaners or excessive water, as they can damage the finish.

Absolutely! Venetian plaster is a popular choice for commercial spaces like hotels, restaurants, and offices due to its durability and elegant appearance.

You’ll need a stainless steel trowel, spatula, and sandpaper for smoothing. Brushes and sponges can also be used for specific effects.

Venetian plaster is highly resistant to fading, especially when sealed properly. However, direct sunlight over many years may cause slight color changes.

Micro-cement can be applied to floors, walls, ceilings, countertops, and even furniture, making it a versatile material for modern interiors.

Micro-cement can be slippery when wet, but anti-slip additives can be incorporated during application to improve traction.

Yes, micro-cement can be applied over wooden floors, provided the surface is stable, properly prepared, and primed.

Small cracks can be filled with additional micro-cement and blended seamlessly. For larger cracks, professional repair may be necessary.

Micro-cement is considered eco-friendly due to its low VOC content and minimal waste during application.

Yes, micro-cement is suitable for swimming pools when sealed with a waterproof and UV-resistant topcoat.

Micro-cement typically dries within 24-48 hours, depending on environmental conditions like temperature and humidity.

Yes, micro-cement can be polished to achieve a glossy, matte, or satin finish, depending on your preference.

Micro-cement is highly resistant to scratches, but heavy impacts or sharp objects can cause damage. Regular maintenance and resealing can help preserve its appearance.

Yes, micro-cement pairs well with materials like wood, glass, and metal, allowing for creative and modern design combinations.
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