At what speed should microcement be sanded?
Use low to medium speeds and monitor both temperature and sanding aggressiveness.
Answers about applying, maintaining and choosing microcement systems.
Use low to medium speeds and monitor both temperature and sanding aggressiveness.
Yes, if the screed is solid, cohesive, dust-free and properly primed.
Yes, provided the structure is stable and the surface is properly prepared and primed.
Yes, but a solid structure and full-surface reinforcement with reinforcing mesh is recommended.
Yes, provided the anhydrite is dry, sanded, vacuumed and properly primed.
Yes, but with care to avoid over-sanding or circular marks.
Yes, smaller areas, corners and repairs are commonly sanded by hand.
It is recommended at least to smooth out irregularities and sharp transitions between layers.
Over-sanding is indicated by changes in the pattern, sanding through the layer, or uneven colour.
The basics are substrate preparation, priming, Aqua Base, final render, Gela Cryl and varnish.
Apply more evenly, in thin layers, and with less contrast in your strokes.
The wall must be flat, cohesive, and free from grease, dust, and unstable coatings.
Best done by thorough vacuuming with an industrial vacuum cleaner.
It is sanded to remove edges, unevenness and trowel marks.
Corners are handled carefully with smaller tools and without material build-up.
Often P40–P80 depending on the unevenness and the desired smoothing.
The abrasive is chosen according to the layer; coarser for the base, finer for the final layers.
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