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Tockay

Polishing Soap

Polishing Soap

Made from pure olive-oil soap, smoothing soap is used to finish the most refined lime plasters. Applied to Decorative Stucco, Marmorino or Tadelakt, it helps smooth and densify the surface while making it water-repellent and more resistant to dirt, without compromising breathability.

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Description

Tockay Polishing Soap is an olive oil-based soap specially formulated for the treatment and polishing of decorative lime plasters, particularly Decorative Stucco, Marmorino and Tadelakt.

Applied to the plaster at the appropriate stage and worked with a finishing trowel or polishing stone, depending on the finish, it reacts with the lime to create a water-repellent surface that is more resistant to dirt and has a delicate sheen, while maintaining water vapour permeability. It also helps enhance the depth of colour and the material's natural variations. An essential product for achieving elegant and long-lasting stucco finishes.

Application

When using the product, the complete product information must be observed.

 

UTILISATION

Protective finishing treatment, especially for Stucco Fine, Marmorino and Tadelakt.

 

APPLICATION

Stucco Fine : Dry the last coat of Stucco Fine until it has become strong against impact, but do not let it dry out. Then apply the Polishing Soap evenly with a soft brush and press it with the trowel. Wipe off any excess soap from the tool.

  • Marmorino: When Marmorino gets shiny due to densification, is the right time to apply the Polishing Soap. Processing otherwise as with Stucco Fine.
  • Tadelakt: Apply the Polishing Soap shortly after finishing the polishing of the second Tadelakt layer. The Tadelakt should be strong against impact, but not yet completely dried. Apply evenly with a soft brush. Let set a short while, then polish with the ceramic stone until uniform shine is achieved.
  • Maintaining and cleaning Stucco Fine and Tadelakt : Simply clean with water, adding a little polishing soap or Marseille soap if necessary. Use a soft cloth or sponge to clean the surfaces. Do not use abrasives or detergents.

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