Laky, impregnace a sealery pro uzavření pórů a finální ochranu mikrocementu. Chrání povrch před vodou, nečistotami, mastnotou a běžným provozním zatížením.
For preparation before final protection. Helps to unify the absorbency of microcement, close the pores and prepare the surface for the next protective layer.
For the main surface protection. Protects microcement against water, dirt, grease, cleaning and everyday wear.
To reduce absorbency. Suitable for selected absorbent surfaces where it is necessary to limit the absorption of water, dirt or contamination into the material.
Varnishes, impregnations and sealers are an important part of the microcement system. The microcement layer itself creates the surface appearance, but the final protection determines its durability, cleanability and long-term performance in bathrooms, showers, kitchens or on floors.
In this category you will find materials for pore closure, absorbency reduction and final protection of the finished microcement surface. The right choice depends on the type of space, load, water contact and the desired surface appearance.
Microcement is a decorative coating that requires correct sealing and protection. Without a suitable varnish or sealer, the surface may be more prone to absorption, staining, water marks, grease or more difficult maintenance.
In showers, bathrooms, kitchens and floors, final protection should not be underestimated. The protective layer creates a surface that can be regularly cleaned and used in everyday life.
Sealers are used as an intermediate layer or preparatory protection before the final varnish. They help close the pores of the microcement, unify surface absorbency and prepare it for the next protective layer.
The final varnish forms the main protective layer. It protects the surface against water, dirt, routine cleaning, grease and operational wear. For floors, showers and kitchens the correct final varnish is crucial.
Impregnation helps reduce the absorbency of selected surfaces and limit the penetration of water or dirt. It is used according to the type of material, composition and required protection method.
Some protective products serve specific effects, enhance appearance, unify the surface or protect selected decorative layers. It is always important to adhere to a compatible system composition.
In humid environments the protective layer is essential. The surface must be properly sealed and protected against water, normal cleaning and long-term use. The decorative coating alone is not enough for a shower.
On floors and stairs the final protection must resist foot traffic, abrasion, dirt and regular cleaning. For heavily used areas choice of the correct varnish is even more important than on an ordinary wall.
In kitchens the surface is exposed to grease, water, steam and frequent cleaning. A good sealer and final varnish improve the cleanability of microcement behind worktops, sinks or cookers.
On less demanding decorative surfaces the protective system can be simpler but even here sealer or varnish helps protect against contamination and unify the finish.
Sealer usually serves as a preparatory or intermediate layer. It helps close pores, unify absorbency and prepare microcement for final protection. On its own it may not be sufficient protection for showers, floors or kitchen splashbacks.
Final varnish forms the main protective layer. It determines the surface resistance to water, dirt, grease, abrasion and regular cleaning. On demanding surfaces the final varnish is the most important protective system layer.
The surface must be clean, dry, sanded and dust-free before applying varnish or sealer. Dust after sanding must be thoroughly vacuumed as otherwise it can impair appearance, adhesion or smoothness of the final layer.
It is also important to follow the recommended number of layers, correct dilution, suitable application tools and drying times between layers. For two-component varnishes components must be correctly mixed and pot life not exceeded.
Different protection is needed for a decorative wall than for a shower or floor. The greater the contact with water, grease, footwear or cleaning chemicals, the more important is good pore sealing and durable final varnish.
For bathrooms, showers, kitchens and floors we recommend following a full system composition. Random combinations of varnishes, impregnation and microcement from different manufacturers can reduce adhesion, appearance and long-term durability.
The most frequent mistake is applying the protective layer on a dusty or insufficiently dry surface. Other problems are skipping pore closure, applying varnish too thickly, poor mixing of two-component products or ignoring drying time between coats.
In bathrooms and showers it is critical not to underestimate details, corners, joints to drains, penetrations and places where water tends to collect. Final protection must be applied carefully over the entire surface, not just visible areas.
Varnish or other final protection protects microcement against water, dirt, grease and everyday use. Decorative coating alone without protection is not suitable for heavily used surfaces.
Sealer mainly closes pores and unifies surface absorbency. Final varnish forms the main protective layer against water, dirt, grease and operational wear.
On less demanding decorative surfaces this depends on the composition, but in showers, bathrooms, kitchens and floors sealer alone is typically insufficient. Appropriate final protection is needed there.
For showers it is necessary to use protection designed for humid environments and follow a complete system composition. Pore closure, proper layer count and precise detail execution are essential.
A durable final varnish designed for wear, foot traffic, abrasion and regular cleaning is needed for floors. Quality final protection is crucial for long-term surface durability.
Yes, depending on the composition the surface is usually gently sanded then thoroughly vacuumed. Dust must be removed or it can spoil appearance and adhesion of the protective layer.
This is not recommended. Compatibility of layers is crucial in microcement systems. Random combinations may worsen adhesion, appearance, water resistance and durability.
It depends on the specific varnish and application conditions. The surface may be cautiously used earlier but full mechanical and chemical resistance typically requires longer curing time.
Send us the project type, microcement used, space and expected surface load. We will recommend the suitable sealer, impregnation, final varnish and correct protective system.
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