Properties of the Danish plaster
- Easy to operate and apply. Plaster can use even novice masters. The principle of preparation is indicated on the packaging.
- Extensive operation possibilities in any premises without restrictions.
- The magnificent appearance allows to apply plaster with any finishing materials and details of a decor.
- Allows you to visually align ceilings and walls. The thickness of the coating can be chosen independently( from 1 to 10 mm).
- It has excellent heat and sound insulation properties due to the porous structure.
- Has good moisture absorbing capacity. This is especially important in rooms with excessive humidity. For example, if you cover the ceiling in the bathroom with this plaster, the stuffiness will disappear.
- Features high fire safety. When burning, it does not emit toxic substances and does not spread fire.
- Has a neutral electric charge, that is antistatic. This property is obtained through the use of only natural ingredients( cellulose and cotton fiber).
- Features practicality. Due to the fact that there are no seams on the wall, there is no waste during application. And the remaining material can be reused( when repairing or repairing defects).
- Features good air permeability, does not absorb smoke and odor.
Scope
The Danish plaster is otherwise called liquid wallpaper and can be used for decorating almost any interiors( kitchen, bathroom, toilet, living room, corridor).It is also often used for finishing in office and administrative premises, educational institutions and kindergartens and other premises.
Danish plaster is especially popular with decorative finishing in various rooms. For example, it is often used for decoration of museums, galleries, exhibition halls. Its excellent textured surface provides a beautiful appearance.
How to use
- First, prepare the surface. With it, old wallpaper, whitewash, paint and any other coating are removed. Also, the surface is cleaned of dirt, dust, grease and bitumen stains.
- Next, two layers of a good oil paint( for example, alkyd) are applied to the cleaned surface. It is necessary to ensure that no stains of glue, drying oil, rust, etc. are applied to the new coating from the wall.
- Then one coat of water-dispersion paint based on PVA is applied. This is necessary for better adhesion of plaster to the surface.
- The field of this is prepared by a mixture of plaster. The contents of the package are emptied into an enamel or plastic container. Filled with warm water( about 7-9 liters).The mixture is mixed until a homogeneous viscous mass is obtained and held for 2-3 hours( until the glue dissolves), then again mixed.
- The resulting mass is applied by a plastic trowel to the wall surface and smooth horizontal movements are smoothed to the required thickness( 1-2 mm).
- For leveling the surface, use a seamless, rough foam rubber roller, periodically wetting it with water and squeezing it.
- In order for the walls to be even, it is necessary to apply the material without a long break from the corner to the corner. Otherwise, there may be joints between wet and still not dried material.
- The remaining liquid composition of the plaster should be rolled out with a thin layer( like a dough) and dried. In the future, it can be used again to repair damaged areas.
