Microcement Applicators

- OneRock L Base — 3kg
- OneRock XL Base — 3kg
- OneRock S — 1kg
- OneRock M — 1kg
- OneRock L — 1kg
- OneRock XL — 1kg
- OneRock XXL — 1kg
- Primer — 500g
- Primer Quartz — 500g
- Varnish W Part A — 500g
- Varnish W Part B — 100g
- White 100g · Red 20g
- Yellow 20g · Green 20g · Black 20g
- 2m² fibreglass mesh
- Green masking tape
- Make sure the board is clean, dry, level and free of dust or grease.
- Prime. Apply Primer or Primer Quartz as supplied — just give the bottle a shake, no mixing needed. Roller, brush or spray. Wait at least 30 minutes before continuing.
- Base coat. Apply one coat of OneRock L or XL Base with a metal trowel, working under some pressure. Leave to dry 8–12 hours, then lightly sand (24–40 grit) and vacuum.
- Finish coat. Apply one coat of your chosen OneRock S/M/L/XL/XXL texture and colour. Use a spatula or plastic trowel for the finish — especially on lighter colours — to avoid the grey marks a metal trowel can leave. As the coat begins to set, lightly mist it with water and pass back over the surface to flatten and close the material, lifting out any trowel lines. Leave 6–8 hours, then sand (120 grit for M/L, 220 for S) and vacuum.
- Seal. Apply two coats of Varnish W (mixed 5:1) with a short-nap roller, crossing directions to avoid marks. Walkable after 12 hours; full cure in 7 days.
How this calculator works — Each amount shown is the pigment to mix into one full 1kg tub of the texture you selected. Use the tabs to see it for a single tub, per kg, or scaled to a 15kg bucket. Pigment formulas are based on M grain as the reference. Different grain sizes carry a slightly different base tone, so the calculator adjusts automatically. For S grain and L grain, +3.5 g/kg White is added. For XL and XXL grain, +3.5 g/kg White, +0.3 g/kg Yellow, and +0.05 g/kg Red are added.
Even with adjusted formulas, different grain sizes will always look slightly different from one another. The way light catches a coarser surface means the same colour can appear warmer, cooler, lighter or deeper depending on texture — this is a natural characteristic of the material, not a mixing error.
Always make a sample board for client reference before starting any job. This ensures the client has approved the exact colour and texture combination they will receive.

How this works — Varnish W mixes at a ratio of 5:1 (Part A : Part B). Consumption is up to 100g per sqm of mixed product per coat, so this figure gives you the maximum you'll need for one coat — mix a fresh batch for each additional coat rather than combining them upfront, since working time is limited once mixed. Apply with a short-nap roller, crossing directions to avoid marks; the product can be diluted 15–20% with water if needed.
The sample pack's 500g Part A + 100g Part B mixes at exactly this 5:1 ratio — enough for roughly 6 sqm per coat, or 3 sqm over the recommended two coats.
Safety — good ventilation, protective glasses and gloves are recommended when mixing and applying. Walkable after 12 hours; full cure in 7 days.