After the film formation, it is non-absorbent, which improves the durability of the foundation! It will have a finish close to that of granite.
"NSP Mikage Coat" is a micro-elastic type decorative coating material for residential foundations that follows hairline cracks occurring in concrete substrates. Once the film is formed, it is non-absorbent, which improves the durability of the foundation. Additionally, it can be easily applied with a roller without the need for special tools. It achieves high adhesion to the substrate and results in a finish that is close to the Mikage style. 【Features】 ■ Micro-elastic type ■ High adhesion ■ Suppression of carbonation ■ Finish close to Mikage style ■ Easy to apply *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Specifications (Excerpt)】 <Substrate Treatment Material> ■Material Name: Foundation Repair Mortar ■Packaging: 15/kg bag ■Application Tools: Trowel ■Curing Time: 2–3 hours <Materials & Application> ■Material Name: Mikage Coat Base (Primer Material) ■Packaging ・Powder: 12kg/bag ・Liquid: 8kg/can, 20kg set ■Usage: 1kg/m² ■Application Area: 20m²/set ■Application Tools ・Sand Grain Roller (Flat Surface) ・Medium Pile Roller (Uneven Surface) ■Application Time: 1–2 hours *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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We are NSP, continuously developing and selling original products overflowing with uniqueness. We are always sensitive to the voices of the market and strive to develop and provide excellent products with distinctiveness. Without becoming complacent with the current situation, we constantly make improvements and continue to challenge ourselves to create products that are in greater demand. For 48 years since our founding, we have been shaping NSP's passionate vision.
