Decorative Interior Render

No, a simple wipe with a sponge is enough for regular cleaning. Avoid abrasive products that could alter the texture.

Yes, with paint suitable for textured surfaces. Two coats are often necessary for a uniform finish.

Between 2 and 5 mm depending on the desired grain. Fine grains give a more discreet finish.

Decorative interior plaster can be finished in different ways, such as a smooth and contemporary look, a more rustic finish with reliefs, or a brushed finish for a more mineral effect. The choice of style depends on your preferences and the desired look in the room.

Decorative interior plaster is generally applied to walls that are in good condition, dry, and free of cracks. It is best to avoid using it on damp walls or walls with insulation problems, as the plaster could degrade more quickly. Always check the compatibility of the support before application.

In addition to its unique aesthetic appearance, decorative interior plaster can hide wall imperfections and create a more interesting texture than paint. It can also improve the acoustics of a room and offer better thermal insulation than paint.

The duration of applying decorative interior plaster depends on the surface to be treated and the desired thickness. Generally, allow between 1 and 2 days to prepare, apply, and finish the plaster on a medium-sized room. Complete drying can take several days.

Decorative interior plaster requires little daily maintenance. Simple dusting with a dry cloth is sufficient. If stains appear, you can clean them gently with a damp cloth. Avoid using abrasive products that could damage the surface.