Clay fine-finish plaster

Conluto clay fine plaster 
(with plant-based aggregates)

• Mixture of clay, sand (up to 0.5 mm), plant fibres
• can be applied in one layer up to 3 mm thick
• Suitable for plastering machines (e.g. for G4)
• is used for levelling clay building or drywall panels (after prior priming with conluto wall and ceiling primer)
• for creating fine surfaces

Working with clay fine plaster

Clay fine plaster is applied as a finish. It is usually applied to a clay base coat or clay building boards. The surface can be smoothed or sponged. The material can also be used in closed plastering machines, e.g. G4 or G5.

Painting fine plaster

Once the fine plaster has been consolidated with a rubbing board, it can be left natural or painted with clay paint. There are no grains of sand on a rubbed surface that can be wiped off by hand. In its natural state, the straw content of the fine plaster is shown to its best advantage.
If the surface is sponged, i.e. there are grains of sand on the surface, a casein primer should always be applied. Otherwise, the fine plaster will come loose during painting, resulting in an unclean finish. The casein primer is colourless and hardly affects the moisture absorption of clay.
Rubbed surfaces can be painted directly and sponged surfaces must be primed beforehand.

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