Let's talk about problems that can arise when applying microcement to minimize unforeseen negative consequences.

• Failure to observe the ambient temperature and the base: extremes are not beneficial, and the use of microcement is no exception. At temperatures that are too low, the coating may take a long time to reach the expected hardness and mechanical resistance. And at too high temperatures - on the contrary.
• Disregarding manufacturer's recommendations: Instructions are there to be followed. If the drying time is not followed, the wrong primer is used, the base is not compacted well, and even if the defects are not corrected before applying the microcement, then it is expected that there will be problems both with the application process and with the subsequent operation of the coating.
• Cheap is expensive: microcement can split and crack if you use a low-quality product and do not fill the seams. Or if it is applied, for example, to concrete, or the base is in poor condition and cannot be repaired. This is against the instructions and recommendations, so follow the microcement installation rules for the best result!