Ready-to-use microcement
Open, apply, done. Our microcement arrives mixed, weighed and pigmented at the factory: no mixing on site, no dust and the same colour in every container.
Made in Elda (Alicante, Spain)
Technical support on your job
Video tutorials included
What is ready-to-use microcement?
Ready-to-use microcement is a microcement that arrives on site already mixed, weighed and pigmented at the factory, ready to apply as soon as you open the container. Unlike two-component or one-component microcement, there is no powder, resin or pigment to mix on site.
The result is the same seamless 2 to 3 mm coating for floors, walls, bathrooms, kitchens and outdoor areas, but with fewer steps and less room for error. To learn about all the types and uses, read our microcement guide.
No mixing
No weighing, whisking or dosing on site
Consistent colour
The same shade in every container, pigmented at the factory
Clean site
No airborne dust
Ready-to-use microcement systems
Choose the system for the finish and resistance you need. They all arrive mixed and pigmented at the factory.
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Cementec medium
62,92 € RRP, VAT included View product -
Cementec Vintage
62,92 € RRP, VAT included View product -
Cementec Texture
62,92 € RRP, VAT included View product -
Cementec Standard
62,92 € RRP, VAT included View product -
Cementec High Transit
93,51 € RRP, VAT included View product -
Cementec Extreme
114,87 € RRP, VAT included View product
RRP prices including VAT (21%). Current price list, subject to change. For shipping and returns conditions, email us at info@microcementec.com or visit our contact page.
Your kit by surface
As well as the system, each surface needs its own preparation and finish. Choose yours and calculate the exact material for your m².
Smooth surface
Consolidador · system · Primer · Finish Forte
Cement-based surface
Consolidador · mesh · system · Primer · Finish Forte Plus
Surface with joints
Seal · mesh · system · Primer · Finish Forte Plus
Why choose ready-to-use microcement
Traditional microcement has to be prepared on site, and that is where most mistakes happen. Ready-to-use microcement moves that work to the factory.
Traditional microcement
- Preparation Weigh and mix powder, resin and pigment
- Colour Depends on the dosing of each batch
- Cleanliness Airborne dust when mixing
- Leftovers Once mixed, it has a limited working life and anything left over is wasted
- Repairs Hard to match the shade
- Training Requires experience or an in-person course
Cementec ready-to-use microcement
- Preparation Open the container
- Colour The same in every container
- Cleanliness No dust
- Leftovers Tightly closed, the container keeps for touch-ups
- Repairs Local touch-ups in the same colour
- Training Video tutorials
Advantages for applicators
- Less time per job: no mixing stage.
- Guaranteed precision: no weighing or pigment errors.
- Cleaner work: ideal for renovations in occupied homes.
- Easy stock: 5 and 12 kg kits that do not need much storage space.
- Water-repellent: suitable for bathrooms and kitchens.
- Colours made to order: on projects over 250 m².
How to apply ready-to-use microcement
- Prepare the substrate: clean, dry and sound, with the joints treated.
- Apply the primer and, if needed, the fibreglass mesh.
- Open the container and apply the base and finishing coats with a trowel.
- Seal with the protective varnish (Finish Forte Plus in wet areas).
You do not need in-person training: every product comes with video tutorials and technical support during the job.
Ready-to-use microcement colours
Because the pigment is added at the factory, the colour is exactly the same in every container, with no difference in shade between batches. Choose from neutral tones such as Arctic Grey, Pearl Grey or Sand · warm colours such as Toffee or Camel · the Vintage range · metallic finishes. On projects over 250 m², we make your colour to order.
Arctic Grey
Pearl Grey
Sand
Toffee
Camel
Marengo Grey
Stromboli Grey
Black
Off White
Advantages and problems of microcement
What microcement offers, what the ready-to-use format adds and the problems of traditional microcement that it solves.
Advantages of microcement
No joints
A seamless coating across the whole room.
Minimal thickness
Just 2 to 3 mm over the existing substrate.
On almost anything
Concrete, tiles, plasterboard, MDF or plaster.
Easy cleaning
A continuous surface that is easy to maintain.
Advantages of ready-to-use
No mixing on site
No powder, resin or pigment to dose.
Always the same colour
Pigmented at the factory, container after container.
Reusable leftovers
A closed container can be kept for another day.
Problems of traditional microcement it solves
Dosing errors
One badly measured weight changes the result.
Airborne dust
Mixing on site leaves dust all over the home.
Uneven shade
Each batch can turn out different.
Wasted leftovers
Once mixed, it cannot be stored.
Do you apply or distribute microcement?
Join the Cementec network: training, on-site technical support and a product that cuts time and mistakes.
“I’ve tried lots of products that claim to be microcement, but none has impressed me as much as Cementec High Transit. I don’t know a tougher microcement.”
“I really like how complete Cementec’s product range is: for homes, for outdoor areas, for commercial spaces… it’s hard not to find one that fits.”
“For me, few things matter more in a company than its after-sales service, and I have to say I’ve stayed loyal to them because they’re reliable and always willing to help…”
Frequently asked questions about ready-to-use microcement
How is it different from two-component microcement?
In the preparation. Two-component microcement is mixed on site (powder, resin and pigment), whereas ready-to-use microcement arrives mixed and pigmented at the factory. The result is the same seamless coating, with fewer steps and more consistent colour. We compare the three types in our microcement guide.
Where can ready-to-use microcement be applied?
In almost any room, indoors and outdoors: bathrooms, kitchens, floors, walls, stairs, terraces, façades and swimming pools. Also on furniture, over MDF or plasterboard.
Is it as strong as traditional microcement?
Yes. What changes is how it is supplied, not how it performs: it is applied at the same 2 to 3 mm thickness and protected with the same sealer. For demanding uses, such as shop floors or busy stairs, there is the Cementec High Transit system.
Can it be used in showers and wet areas?
Yes, with the right system and sealer. In areas in contact with water, Cementec Medium (Water Resistant) is used instead of the fine finish, protected with Finish Forte Plus varnish. We explain it in microcement in bathrooms and in microcement swimming pools.
Can it be applied over tiles?
Can I apply it with no experience?
It is the easiest microcement to apply, because it removes mixing and dosing on site. You do not need in-person training: you have video tutorials and technical support during the job. Start with our courses for walls and floors.
How much material do I need?
As a guide, the standard system takes two coats of Base and two of Fino, which is about 3 kg of microcement per m². The total depends on the surface and the system: work it out exactly with the microcement price calculator.
How long does an opened container last?
Closed and stored in its original container, in a dry place protected from the weather, ready-to-use microcement keeps its properties for months. Once opened, close the container tightly after each use and avoid adding water to the leftover product.
Where can I buy ready-to-use microcement?
You can buy it in our online shop, with home delivery, or through our distributor network. If you have any questions about your order or your area, write to us. And if you are a professional, check the conditions for applicators and distributors.
Do you have a microcement project?
We help you choose the right kit for your job, train as an applicator or distribute Cementec in your area.