MC’s concrete cosmetic gives exposed concrete a new shine

To overcome these challenges, the weathered concrete was carefully sand down and treated with MC's Emcefix F lang concrete cosmetic fine filler to restore and smooth the original surface structure. The highly resistant, frost/de-icing salt resistant and easy to apply R3 mortar Emcefix Floor was used for the surrounding wall crown in order to withstand the particularly severe weather conditions. The professional levelling was followed by a comprehensive concrete retouching with Repacryl, with which all concrete surfaces were completely spotted to achieve a uniform and harmonious exposed concrete look. Finally, the environmentally friendly Emcephob L water repellent was applied to all exterior surfaces to provide the concrete with long-term protection against harmful weather influences, while at the same time preserving its breathability and ensuring the aesthetic quality of the structure.

Thanks to the use of MC's concrete cosmetics, the museum can once again shine as an outstanding example of exposed concrete architecture. At the same time, the owners benefit from long-lasting protection against the harmful effects of the weather. MC's solutions have provided not only an aesthetic revitalisation, but also lasting protection and value retention for the unique architecture of the museum of the Foundation Kubach-Wilmsen.