Plaster Consolidation

Mineral surfaces, plasters or finishing, can be crumbling and in some cases poor in binder and, therefore, with insufficient mechanical resistance. The realization of finishes above unsuitable surfaces can lead over time, due to the tensions that are formed between the various layers, to micro-cracks from which the water will trigger its degrading action.

The problem described above also occurs on old paintings, already aesthetically degraded but still bearing, for which it is intended to perform a finishing intervention above.

Using specific consolidating products,designed for interventions on mineral supports such as plaster, plasterboard, chalk-based surfaces and old paints, you can block the dusting of surfaces by restoring compactness and strength to the materials. In addition, consolidating products even out the absorption of subsequent finishing products and make them easier to apply.

To obtain a good result of consolidation, it is necessary to evaluate the absorption of the material, in order to choose the right dilution of the consolidating product and to intervene in depth.