In this technique, Marmorino Velvet mimics the depth of damask velvet with its wavy patterns.
InteriorsExteriors
Coverage2.1 Kg/m²
Colour Code39/3
Stucco Italiano · Precious Lime
In this technique, Marmorino Velvet mimics the depth of damask velvet with its wavy patterns.
How It's Applied
Reference sequence from the Stucco Italiano catalogue — always confirm against the current certified Technical Data Sheet before specifying or applying.
Prime the substrate
Apply Quartz Primer (Roller).
Coat 1
Apply Marmorino Velvet using SI Trowel.
Coat 2
Apply Marmorino Velvet using SI Trowel.
Seal & protect
Finish with Protective Wax / Hydrocalce (optional) (optional, per project spec).
Specification
| Coverage | 2.1 Kg/m² |
|---|---|
| Colour Code | 39/3 |
| Recommended Substrates | Interiors, Exteriors |
| Primer | Quartz Primer (Roller) |
| Sealer / Topcoat | Protective Wax / Hydrocalce (optional) |
| Family | Precious Lime — Mineral Plasters |
Documentation
The specification summary above — coverage, coats, tools, and substrates — is drawn directly from Stucco Italiano's product catalogue. Use the button below to print or save this page as a PDF for your project file.
For the certified manufacturer TDS with full physical and chemical specification, request it from STRATA directly.
This is a lime- and mineral-based plaster. Fresh, uncured material is alkaline and can irritate skin and eyes — wear gloves and eye protection when mixing or applying, and rinse immediately with water on contact. Work in a ventilated space, and wear a dust mask when dry-sanding the cured finish, as sanding dust may contain crystalline silica. Keep away from children and pets, and store in a cool, dry place protected from frost.
Request Certified SDSThis is general handling guidance prepared by STRATA, not a substitute for the manufacturer's certified Safety Data Sheet (SDS). Always consult the certified SDS for full hazard statements and first-aid measures before use.
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