Primer
OptionalPrimer
Use on porous substrates before reinforcement or microcement build layers.
- Porous substrates
- Interior / exterior
- 1L / 5L
From $29 AUD
1L / 5L
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Microcement Products
Microcement materials organised in build order, with Australia-wide product supply.
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Base, finishing, resin and sealer products brought together for each application. Preparation is matched to your substrate.
1. Surface Prep
Primers and reinforcement for optimal adhesion and performance.
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Adhesion Primer
RequiredBonding Primer
Use when the substrate needs stronger adhesion before the build begins.
- Non-porous substrates
- Interior / exterior
- 1L / 5L
View productFrom $39 AUD
1L / 5L
Reinforcement
RecommendedFibreglass Mesh
Reinforcement for stress points, transitions, and crack-control support.
- Crack control
- Stress points
- Roll
View product$39 AUD
Roll
2. Base Coat
Build structure and strength with the base powder and required binder.
Part A Powder
RequiredBase Microcement (Part A Powder)
The structural coat used to build depth and correct the early surface profile.
- Base coat
- 16kg
View product$99 AUD
16kg
Required Part B Binder
RequiredResin (Part B Liquid)
Required binder mixed with microcement powders for flexibility, adhesion, and workability.
- Required binder
- 5L / 20L
- Part B
View productFrom $69 AUD
5L / 20L
3. Finishing Coat
Texture and appearance layers for the visible microcement finish.
Part A Powder
RequiredMedium Microcement (Part A Powder)
Intermediate coat for controlled texture before the final skim layer.
- Medium coat
- 16kg
View product$109 AUD
16kg
Part A Powder
RequiredFine Microcement (Part A Powder)
Final skim layer for refined texture, softer movement, and finish-ready depth.
- Fine coat
- 10kg
View product$99 AUD
10kg
Required Part B Binder
RequiredResin (Part B Liquid)
Required binder mixed with Medium and Fine powders in the two-part system.
- Required binder
- 5L / 20L
- Part B
View productFrom $69 AUD
5L / 20L
4. Penetrating Sealer
Initial stain resistance before the final protective topcoat.
Initial Sealer
RequiredPenetrating Sealer
Initial sealing layer for moisture resistance and early stain protection.
- Initial protection
- 1L / 5L
- Clear
View productFrom $45 AUD
1L / 5L
5. Protective Sealer
Final durability and wear protection for the completed surface.
Protective Topcoat
RequiredSLX Sealer (Part A)
Final protective topcoat for durability, sheen control, and maintenance.
- Topcoat
- 5L
- Gloss
View product$229 AUD
5L
Sealer Part B
RequiredSLX Sealer Hardener (Part B)
Hardener used with SLX Sealer Part A for the final wear layer.
- Hardener
- 1.25L
- Part B
View product$79 AUD
1.25L
Product planning questions
How durable is microcement?
Durability depends on the complete system, substrate, application quality, expected wear, sealer and maintenance. A floor, benchtop and feature wall experience different conditions and should be specified accordingly. SurfaceLab does not apply one unsupported performance claim to every system or application.
Can microcement scratch or stain?
Microcement should not be described as scratch-proof or stain-proof. The protective system can improve wear, stain resistance and cleanability, but performance varies with the sealer, use and maintenance. Spills, dragging objects, abrasive cleaning and concentrated wear can still affect a finished surface.
How should microcement surfaces be cleaned?
Use a soft cloth or mop and a cleaner compatible with the installed protective system. Remove spills promptly and avoid abrasive tools. Because care requirements can vary by sealer and application, follow the current care information supplied for the completed SurfaceLab system.
Can I apply microcement myself, or should I use a professional?
Advanced DIY customers and experienced trades may be able to apply suitable systems with the correct guidance, tools and preparation. Difficult substrates, floors, wet areas, exterior work and high-consequence applications require more technical judgement. DIY suitability should be assessed for the actual surface rather than assumed from the project size.