STONELUX®

COLOURS Available in 12 stone shades. All colours are intermixable
Buff Sandstone	Rich Buff Sandstone	Red Sandstone	Deep Red Sandstone
White Limestone	Green Fernstone	Grey Slatestone	Grey Limestone
Pink Limestone	Blue Limestone	Yellow Limestone	Green Limestone

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SIZES

Miniature Stone Coating: available in tin sizes: 250ml. 500ml and 1 litre.

Primer: availabel in tin sized: 250ml. 500ml and 1 litre.

SUITABLE MATERIALS

wood MDF hardboard plywood plaster

card resin ceramics polystyrene and more...

COVERAGE

Coverage varies by colour and application.

Miniature Stone Coating: 2.5 m²/litre (approx)

Primer: 6 m²/litre (approx)

DRYING TIME

Drying time varies by application and ventilation conditions.

Minaiture Stone Coating: allow approx 2 hours between coats.

Primer: allow approx 2 hours to dry before applying Turn to Stone Coatin

APPLICATION

Basic Application

1. Prepare the surface, making sure it is clean, dry and free from dirt, dust or grease.
2. Apply the matching base coat primer to flaky or porous surfaces.
3. Using a brush apply at least 2 thin coats of Miniature Stone Coating, ensuring the previous coat is thoroughly dry

 

 

Rough Stone/Pebbledash

1. Follow ‘Basic Application’ instructions.
2. Stipple the drying surface with a small sponge wrapped in cling film, a stencil brush or fine toothbrush.
   

Fine Dressed Stone

1. Follow the ‘Basic Application’ instructions.
2. Wipe the surface of the final coat with a small dry sponge while still wet or lightly abrade after drying to remove some of the stone particles.

Scoring Out Brick/Stone Work

1. Apply Miniature Stone Coating Primer Base Coat in a mortar colour.
2. Ensuring the primer has thoroughly dried, apply a slightly thicker than normal coat.
3. While the coat is still wet, score away the Miniature Stone Coating using a sharp pointed tool and a ruler to create the size of bricks or stonework you require.

Card/Brick Cladding

1. Paint a sheet of non-corrugated card with at least two thin coats of Miniature Stone Coating.
2. Once dry cut out the bricks with a craft knife and rule, or scissors.
3. Paint the area to be covered with Miniature Stone Coating primer, in either ‘grey slate’ or ‘grey lime’, this will provide a suitable mortar colour.
4. Glue the slips into place with PVA or craft glue.

This information is based on the work of others and ourselves. It is believed to be reliable, but as the end use and application of this product is outside of our control, customers must fully evaluate it's suitability before embarking on use. We are unable to accept liability for consequential loss or damage, however caused.