iTe Products: Transforming Wall Surfaces Into Flat & Smooth Finishes
When looking to skim-coat exterior and interior walls, be they old or new, DURALiTe is a revolutionary cement-based product from iTe Products. It has been researched and developed to deliver weather-proof, dust-free and durable surfaces.
This is a first in white cement-based, skim-coat finishing plaster by iTe Products. This revolutionary product is used to create an ultra-smooth finish on both exterior and interior walls. DURALiTe thus provides clients with solutions that are of superior quality as well as cost-effective. It has been developed by a leader in innovative construction products.
What makes DURALiTe so unique?
It can be used both externally as well as internally and is weather resistant. DURALiTe is white cement-based (the final product is of an off-white finish) allowing you a light base colour should it require painting.
Furthermore, it is highly polymer modified, which has the following benefits:
- Requires mixing with water only, no bonding liquid required.
- The final DURALiTe will be free of dust once the surface has hardened.
- The surface can be sand-papered if required.
- Offers excellent adhesion properties to the sub-base.
- It can be applied over existing finishes. This includes painted, scratched or tirolean plaster, raw plaster as well as concrete surfaces.
Find out more about this revolutionary product at iTe Products.
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