Microcement

Microcement Instructions：

Microcement is an environmentally friendly, water-based, seamless coating composed of cement, quartz, resin, and other

 components. It is applied in a thickness of about 2-3mm for the wall , is water- and acid-resistant, and easy to maintain. It has a variety

 of surface textures, ranging from fine to coarse and granular, creating a perfectly seamless effect that makes the space more

 three-dimensional, clean, and beautiful

What's the difference between microcement and microconcrete?

Are microcement and microconcrete essentially the same?

No, strictly speaking, microcement and microconcrete are not the same thingWhile they share some similarities, they are not the same and have different uses.

The main difference between microcement and microconcrete lies in the thickness of the material used.

Microcement, also known as micromortar or polished cement, is a polymer-modified cement-based coating

that can be applied to any robust indoor and outdoor surface, including furniture, walls, and floors. It is typically 

2 to 3 millimeters thick, thin and smooth, perfectly complementing modern minimalist designs and harmonizing 

with materials such as wood and ceramics.

A major advantage of microcement is that it can be applied directly to existing surfaces. It offers a modern and stylish 

alternative, avoiding the mess and inconvenience of traditional construction methods.