WHAT IS PLASTERCOTE?
A specially designed cement-based plaster mixture for rapid thin application to brickwork and blockwork to fill the joints and other imperfections economically. To provide a level base for the application of Cemcrete’s SatinCrete, CemCote, CemWash, Thermoplastic Coating and StippleCrete to walls constructed with bricks or blocks.
A specially designed cement-based plaster mixture for rapid thin application to brickwork and blockwork to fill the joints and other imperfections economically. To provide a level base for the application of Cemcrete’s SatinCrete, CemCote, CemWash, Thermoplastic Coating and StippleCrete to walls constructed with bricks or blocks.
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Benefits
- Dispenses with expensive conventional plastering
- Easy to use
- Good filling capacity
- Recommended for affordable housing to dispense with expensive conventional plastering
- Used as a levelling base coat for the final finishing coat
Specifications
Suitable Surfaces |
Walls constructed with bricks or blocks Previously coated walls |
Finish |
Smooth |
Thickness |
Minimum thickness application - Scrape coat designed as a filler Maximum thickness application - 2mm |
Application |
Trowel-on & float-on |
Packaging |
40kg bags |
Coverage |
Approximately 10m² per 40kg if not exceeding 2mm thick and 1.5 litre concentrated CemBond |
Curing |
Cure all completed PlasterCote by wetting with clean water 3 times the next day Wait a minimum of 14 days before applying your final coating |
Colour/s |
Grey |
Q: Can I use PlasterCote be used on previously coated work?
A: Yes. PlasterCote should be mixed to a stiff mortar consistency. Re-pointing of existing walls: The pointing on existing walls may vary in depth and texture so it is recommended that a diamond chasing tool is used to chase the existing joints to a recommended depth of 6mm. Chasing too shallow will not provide the longevity required whilst chasing too deep may weaken the structure. The same mixture can be used to fill up holes or damaged bricks. Allow this to set then apply PlasterCote as a filler coat over the entire surface as per point 1 on the PlasterCote Datasheet.
A: Yes. PlasterCote should be mixed to a stiff mortar consistency. Re-pointing of existing walls: The pointing on existing walls may vary in depth and texture so it is recommended that a diamond chasing tool is used to chase the existing joints to a recommended depth of 6mm. Chasing too shallow will not provide the longevity required whilst chasing too deep may weaken the structure. The same mixture can be used to fill up holes or damaged bricks. Allow this to set then apply PlasterCote as a filler coat over the entire surface as per point 1 on the PlasterCote Datasheet.