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Define the substrate and use
Interior or exterior, dry or wet area, wall or floor, and the existing substrate determine which preparation and finish products can be considered.

Specification guide
A decorative finish is not a single bucket. Preparation, finish coats, protection, tools, substrate conditions, and installation method must be considered together.
Complete systems
We publish a look only after its primer, base layers, finish, protection, tools, exact variants, and manufacturer coverage have been verified together. Until then, send the area, substrate, and desired finish with your order request for a manual system review.
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Interior or exterior, dry or wet area, wall or floor, and the existing substrate determine which preparation and finish products can be considered.
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Compare mineral and lime finishes, architectural concrete effects, metallic effects, and seamless systems by appearance and the manufacturer's intended use.
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Use the current technical data sheets to confirm compatible primers, base coats, sealers, waxes, coat count, drying conditions, and coverage.
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Send the substrate, area, finish, colour, and project location with your order request. We review product availability, shipping, and obvious system gaps before an invoice is issued.
Current catalogue
Authentic lime, clay, and architectural plaster.
Brutalist textures and raw formwork aesthetics.
Reactive liquid metals and sophisticated patina.
Continuous surfaces for high-traffic areas.
The complete foundation and protection system.
Italian trowels, spatulas, kits, and application accessories.
This guide does not replace the current manufacturer technical data sheet or an installer's substrate assessment. Compatibility and quantities are project-specific.