WHAT IS SATINCRETE?
SatinCrete is a 2 - 3mm pigmented, cement-based decorative plaster that creates a smooth, coloured finish for interior use only.
SatinCrete is a 2 - 3mm pigmented, cement-based decorative plaster that creates a smooth, coloured finish for interior use only.
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Benefits
- Stunning interior mottled wall coating
- Ideal for bathroom walls, including shower walls
- Once sealed, easy to clean and maintain due to its smooth finish
- Versatile application: can be applied to counter tops and vanities
Specifications
Suitable Surfaces |
Wood floated plaster Fibre cement board, new dry walling, and polystyrene all need to be primed with CemBond and coated with Cemcrete’s EIFS BaseCoat |
Finish |
Smooth, sponge, brush or combed finish |
Thickness |
2 - 3mm |
Application |
Trowel-on |
Packaging |
20kg bags |
Coverage |
Approximately 3 - 4m² per 20kg bag |
Curing |
Initial set: 1.5 - 2 hours Leave to air cure for at least 24 hours before moist curing with a light mist spray of water at least 3 times during the day Always spray from bottom to top to avoid water run marks Allow to dry for at least 3 days before sealing. The moisture in the substrate must be less than 5% prior to sealing |
Colour/s |
Available in 13 colours |
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The System
Please consult with your area representative for further technical and application details.
Q: Can I use SatinCrete in my shower?
A: Yes, however you have to seal your fully cured SatinCrete wall with Cemcrete's SiliconSeal to make it completely waterproof.
Q: Can I apply SatinCrete over tiles?
A: No, the weight of the plaster coating is too heavy and could delaminate the tiles. We would recommend rather removing the tiles before applying SatinCrete.
Q: Can I apply SatinCrete on a floor?
A: No, however Cemcrete offers a range of floor products that can be used in conjunction with SatinCrete.
Q: Can I apply SatinCrete to a previously painted wall?
A: Yes, ensure there is no loose defective paint and that any tightly bonded paint is feathered even with the surface by sanding. The entire painted surface should be sanded with a 60 grit sandpaper to provide a mechanical key prior to priming.
Q: Can I patch a SatinCrete wall?
A: We recommend rather recoating an entire area as patching will lead to colour variances on the wall.
Q: Can my plasterer do the application?
A: If your plasterer has experience working with Cemcrete products and you feel confident in using them to do the application, then yes. Your plasterer can also attend our demo days hosted at our Academy in Johannesburg. Please note attending these demo days does not mean your plasterer will be an experienced Cemcrete contractor. For more details of Cemcrete’s demo days click here, or independent contractor details, click here.
A: Yes, however you have to seal your fully cured SatinCrete wall with Cemcrete's SiliconSeal to make it completely waterproof.
Q: Can I apply SatinCrete over tiles?
A: No, the weight of the plaster coating is too heavy and could delaminate the tiles. We would recommend rather removing the tiles before applying SatinCrete.
Q: Can I apply SatinCrete on a floor?
A: No, however Cemcrete offers a range of floor products that can be used in conjunction with SatinCrete.
Q: Can I apply SatinCrete to a previously painted wall?
A: Yes, ensure there is no loose defective paint and that any tightly bonded paint is feathered even with the surface by sanding. The entire painted surface should be sanded with a 60 grit sandpaper to provide a mechanical key prior to priming.
Q: Can I patch a SatinCrete wall?
A: We recommend rather recoating an entire area as patching will lead to colour variances on the wall.
Q: Can my plasterer do the application?
A: If your plasterer has experience working with Cemcrete products and you feel confident in using them to do the application, then yes. Your plasterer can also attend our demo days hosted at our Academy in Johannesburg. Please note attending these demo days does not mean your plasterer will be an experienced Cemcrete contractor. For more details of Cemcrete’s demo days click here, or independent contractor details, click here.