Can I apply microcement on tiles without demolition?
Yes, if the tiles are stable, cohesive, degreased, and free of hollow spots.
Answers about applying, maintaining and choosing microcement systems.
Yes, if the tiles are stable, cohesive, degreased, and free of hollow spots.
Yes, the procedure is similar to that for floor tiles; the key factors are strength, degreasing, and a reinforcement layer.
No, if they are solid, cohesive and free of hollow spots.
No, if it is firmly fixed and properly prepared.
By tapping; a hollow tile produces a different, more hollow sound and needs to be repaired or removed.
Usually one layer; two layers may be applied for reinforcement and covering old tiles.
It depends on the absorbency of the substrate; absorbent or sandy substrates may require a higher consumption.
The layer should be thin and continuous; its thickness depends on flatness and reinforcement.
Aqua Base is applied with a stainless steel trowel in a thin, even layer.
Tiles must be degreased, roughened as needed, checked for hollow spots and treated with a reinforcement layer.
Tiles are cleaned, degreased, inspected and covered with a basic reinforcing layer.
In most high-risk substrates, yes, especially on tiles, claddings, panels and joints.
Primer Plus is a primer and adhesion agent used to prepare substrates before applying further layers.
Consumption depends on the substrate’s absorbency; as a guide, refer to the technical datasheet and substrate type.
When overlapping joints, board materials, substrates at risk of movement, and in bathrooms.
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