Texture Installation Guide
A successful installation begins with proper surface preparation and correct application techniques. Following the recommended process helps achieve a uniform finish, strong adhesion, and long-lasting performance.
Surface Preparation
The surface should be clean, dry, and structurally sound before application.
- Remove dust, dirt, grease, loose paint, and other contaminants.
- Repair cracks, holes, and uneven areas.
- Ensure newly plastered surfaces are fully cured.
- Apply a suitable primer before application.
Proper surface preparation is essential for achieving optimum adhesion and finish quality.
Product Preparation
- Stir the material thoroughly before use until a uniform consistency is achieved.
- Do not dilute unless recommended by the manufacturer.
- Where possible, use material from the same batch on a continuous surface to maintain colour consistency.
Application
Apply the product using a clean stainless steel trowel.
- Spread the material evenly across the prepared surface.
- Maintain a consistent application thickness.
- Complete one wall section continuously to minimize visible joints.
- Follow recommended application practices throughout the project.
Professional application is recommended for the best decorative results.
Drying and Care
Allow the coating to dry naturally.
- Protect freshly applied surfaces from rain, excessive moisture, and dust during the drying period.
- Avoid application during unsuitable weather conditions.
- Drying time may vary depending on temperature, humidity, and ventilation.
Maintenance
Routine maintenance helps preserve the appearance of the finish.
- Clean periodically using water and a soft brush or cloth.
- Avoid abrasive cleaning methods and harsh chemicals.
- Repair any damaged areas promptly when necessary.
Important Note
Application methods and performance may vary depending on surface condition, environmental factors, and workmanship. Always follow the product instructions and conduct a small trial application when working on unfamiliar substrates.