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Lime Microcement for Decorative Wall Finishes
At Vissney we supply Lime Microcement, a decorative microcement that adds natural rock flakes to the classic formula. The result is a tactile, mineral-rich surface with subtle texture and depth, and it keeps the seamless durability of microcement while giving a more organic, hand-crafted appearance. It is used on feature walls, in lobbies and in hospitality interiors, and it can also be applied to floors and wet areas. Our brand belongs to Foshan Shunde Chaoran Building Materials Industry Co., Ltd., and we have 13 years of coating manufacturing behind the range.
Finish and Composition
The finish is a natural cement-like surface with mineral flakes and subtle textured variation, rather than a flat painted colour. The product is available as a single-component or a two-component system, and the mixing ratio for the two-component version is 4:1 powder to liquid. The material is trowel-applied, which is what gives the surface its hand-made character. Because the finish is seamless, there are no joints to collect dirt, and the surface can run from a wall into a floor or a wet area without a visible break.
Coverage, Drying and Packing
One 20 kg bucket covers approximately 13 to 15 square metres in two coats. The surface dries in about 4 hours, and the full cure takes 3 to 7 days depending on the environment. The product is packed in 20 kg buckets and has a shelf life of 18 months. These figures should be used for planning, not as a guarantee: the actual coverage depends on the substrate, the trowel technique and the number of coats, and the cure time depends on the temperature and the humidity on site.
Application Process
The recommended process has four steps. First, prepare the substrate and apply a penetrating primer. Second, apply the microcement main coat. Third, apply the finish coat or coats for the final colour and texture. Fourth, apply a protective sealer. Each step should be allowed to reach the right condition before the next one starts, and the sealer should be applied evenly so the surface is protected without a patchy sheen. The applicator should be experienced with microcement, because the finish depends on the trowel work.

Where It Is Used
Lime Microcement is used on interior walls, floors, wet areas and other decorative surfaces. Typical projects are lobby feature walls, boutique hotel interiors, commercial spaces and residential feature walls. It is also used where a continuous surface is wanted, such as a bathroom or a kitchen wall that should not have tile joints. The product is water-based and described as waterproof and stain resistant, but the sealer and the substrate still have to be right for a wet area, so the system should be confirmed for each project.
Working With Vissney
Vissney supplies architectural, floor and decorative coatings, including microcement, limewash paint, stone texture coatings, liquid stone, metallic paint and floor coating systems. We support OEM and ODM work, with colour and formula customisation, and we provide free samples. Our products are exported to more than 60 countries, and we offer a full-chain service from customised design and customs clearance to logistics and after-sales support. For a quotation, contact us at danty@vissney.com or on +86-19924130113.
The sealer is the part that protects the finish, and it should be chosen for the actual use of the surface. A wall in a lobby sees less water than a shower wall, and a floor sees more abrasion than a ceiling. The sealer should be applied evenly and allowed to cure before the area is used, and the surface should be cleaned with a product that does not attack the coating. If a repair is needed, the same system should be used, because a different product may not blend with the existing texture.
If you are comparing microcement systems, ask for the components, the mixing ratio, the coverage, the drying and cure times and the sealer specification in writing, and compare them on the same basis. Our team will explain the difference between the finishes in plain terms and tell you when a requirement needs to be confirmed by the applicator or the project designer.