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(1) Custom executive checklist + (2) Simple workshop micro-cement formula with numerical values for testing.

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1) Custom Executive Micro-Cement Checklist

A) Floor (Residential / Commercial)

Before Execution

• Stable substrate, no vibration or active cracking
• Floor moisture ≤ 4%
• Mechanical roughening or suitable primer
• Marking expansion and transition joints

During Execution

• Primer: 1 uniform layer
• Base coat 1: 0.8–1 mm
• Installation of fiberglass mesh
• Base coat 2: 0.8–1 mm
• Sanding with 80–120 grit
• Final coats 1 & 2: Each 0.3–0.5 mm
• Fine sanding with 180–240 grit

Completion

• 1 layer of Pre-sealer
• 2 layers of Polyurethane Top Sealer
• Light traffic after 48 hours
• Full use after 7 days

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B) Wall (Interior / Decorative)

• Mesh optional (only on cracked surfaces)
• Total thickness less than floor (approx. 2 mm)
• Focus on texture uniformity and trowel movement
• Lighter sealer (matte or satin)

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C) Pool and Constantly Wet Areas

• Mandatory: Waterproof substrate
• Use stronger resin (SBR/industrial acrylic)
• Minimum 2 layers of epoxy or PU waterproof sealer
• Waterproofing test before use

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2) Simple Workshop Micro-Cement Formula (For Testing)

⚠️ This is an experimental/workshop formula (not industrial), suitable for testing texture, adhesion, and application.

Powder Part (Dry Mix)

• White Cement 42.5 → 10 kg
• Micronized Silica Powder (200–400 mesh) → 5 kg
• Soft Marble Powder → 3 kg
• Mineral Microfiller (optional) → 1 kg

Total Powder: 19 kg

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Liquid Part (Binder)

• Clean water → 3.5 to 4 liters
• SBR or water-based acrylic resin → 1.5 liters
• Superplasticizer (polycarboxylate) → 20 to 30 grams
• Mineral pigment → maximum 2% of cement weight

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Mixing Method

1. Mix dry powders thoroughly
2. Combine water + resin + additive separately
3. Slowly add liquid to powder
4. Mix with low-speed mixer for 3–4 minutes
5. Rest for 2 minutes → final mixing

Desired consistency: Paste-like, no flow, no clumping

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Thickness and Consumption

• Each layer: 0.5–1 mm
• Approximate consumption: 1.6 to 1.8 kg per square meter per mm

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Common Errors in Workshop Testing

• Too much water → cracking and weakness
• Too little resin → flaking
• Application too thick → hairline cracks
• No mesh on floor → structural cracking

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Final Word

Micro-cement is “not just a material,” it’s a system.
If the substrate, mixing, and sealer are correct, the result is professional and durable.
And if neglected, even the best formula will fail.