Plaster Fillers

Gloria Σοβάς Plaster Fillers Masterplast 5kg

Fast-setting repair plaster. A special repair mortar used for restoring masonry after hydraulic or electrical installations, reconstruction, or subsequent placements.

Advantages:

  • Stable composition &...

Fast-setting repair plaster. A special repair mortar used for restoring masonry after hydraulic or electrical installations, reconstruction, or subsequent placements.

Advantages:

  • Stable composition & quality
  • Very good adhesion & workability
  • Does not crack or shrink
  • Does not contain lime
  • Reinforced with synthetic fibers

Instructions for use:

  1. Clean the area...
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Description & Specifications

Fast-setting repair plaster. A special repair mortar used for restoring masonry after hydraulic or electrical installations, reconstruction, or subsequent placements.

Advantages:

  • Stable composition & quality
  • Very good adhesion & workability
  • Does not crack or shrink
  • Does not contain lime
  • Reinforced with synthetic fibers

Instructions for use:

  1. Clean the area you will repair from dust and debris that resulted from the work. If there is a lot of powder, use a vacuum cleaner.
  2. Moisten slightly with water.
  3. Mix 'Gloria Masterplast' from the package with clean water in a suitable container. Make sure the paste does not become watery.
  4. Place the mixture in the predetermined spot and smooth it with a trowel or spatula of appropriate size.
  5. In case of high temperatures or strong air currents, moisten the area you repaired with water when it begins to "draw".

Manufacturer

Fast-setting
Yes
Fiber-reinforced
No
Resin-based
No
Acrylic
No
Water-repellent
No
Weight
5 kg

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

2,50 €
14,00 €   shipping cost