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Shark Pro Skimcoat (Grey)

Shark Pro Skimcoat (Grey)

SHARK PRO SKIMCOAT is a cement based modified polymer for thin plastering application with thickness varying from 0.5 – 2 mm. It is used to cover pinholes, correct unevenness and minor imperfections in concretes. It will achieve a high bond, be non-cracking, and have a smooth surface when applied correctly.


Film type

Grey

Quantity

20 kg.


Product Benefit

  • Skim coating for concrete wall, column, ceiling and joints etc.
  • Easy to apply, requires less effort, and provides excellent adhesion.
  • Excellent use for both interior and exterior.
  • Premium quality at great value, certified to TIS 3056-2563 standard for thin plaster mortar.

Application System

Surface Preparation

  1. For new concrete or plaster surfaces, allow to dry and cure for at least 2 weeks.
  2. The surface must be strong, clean, and free from dust, loose particles, cement residue, paint, oil, grease, or other contaminants.
  3. For old or deteriorated surfaces that are chalky or peeling, apply Shark Primer (or suitable bonding primer) first to enhance adhesion.
  4. Chip off or grind down excessive ridges or uneven seams caused by formwork removal.
  5. Repair large cracks or deep holes prior to application.
  6. Lightly dampen the surface with clean water before plastering.

Appication Method

  1. Mix SHARK PRO SKIMCOAT 20 kg (1 bag) with 7.0–8.5 liters of clean water, or adjust to a workable consistency. Blend with a low-speed drill mixer until a smooth, homogeneous paste is obtained.
  2. Apply with a steel trowel in a thin, even coat as required. Recommended thickness per coat: 0.5–1.0 mm.
  3. For a thicker build-up, apply additional coats. Allow the first coat to dry for approximately 1–2 hours before applying the next coat.
  4. For a smoother finish, allow the skim coat to dry for 4–6 hours, then sand the surface as desired.
  5. To ensure optimal adhesion, clean off all dust after sanding and allow the surface to dry for 3–7 days (depending on weather conditions) before applying paint or other finishing systems.