Milacell™ Cellulose Ethers For Wall putty
Our celluloses are added to mineral building materials such as wall putty
Our celluloses are added to mineral building materials such as wall putty
Strictly speaking, wall putty is a fine powder made of white cement which is mixed with water & other additives to create a solution that is applied to the wall. If you apply the solution properly, it fills the cracks, imperfections, and gaps in the wall to create an even base for your paint. The smooth mixture of wall putty and water fits perfectly over any type of wall to create a flawless surface in the interior or exterior of your house.
Wall Putty is a thin layer of leveling mortar that can be divided into single-component putty (paste and dry powder) and two-component putty (consisting of powder and liquid) according to its finished form. Dry mortar putty uses organic polymer or inorganic chemicals as bonding agent, and additives such as cellulose ether, thixotropic agent, hydrophobic agent, and filler materials as auxiliary materials.
MilaCell™ Cellulose Hpmc for wall putty powder does not participate in any chemical reaction in the putty powder, only plays an auxiliary role. Putty powder is added with water and applied to the wall. It is a chemical reaction. Because of the formation of new substances, the putty powder on the wall is removed from the wall, ground into powder, and then used, it will not work, because a new substance has been formed (calcium carbonate). ) Again. MilaCell™ HPMC only retains water and assists the better response of gray calcium, and does not participate in any reaction itself.
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