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VALPAINT · Plaster effects · Interior & exterior specification

Meteore 10 Intonaco

Plaster with a quieter presence.

A mineral-look finish with the character of worked plaster. Choose Trowelled, Natural flakes, Civile or Brushed, then explore the colour for your wall.

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Trowelled Intonaco 449 B in an architectural interior
Trowelled Intonaco 449 B in an architectural interior · VALPAINT catalogue
Four plaster applicationsNatural flakes optionPrimer 1200 system

01 · Make it yours

Begin with the colour.

The Natural flakes effect uses its specified additions. Confirm the substrate and intended exterior use before applying; preparation and conditions remain part of the system.

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Digital specimens show the material’s character. Confirm colour and texture with a physical sample in your own light.

02 · The character

Four ways to read the plaster.

A compressed trowel surface, visible mineral flakes, an open grain or a brushed movement: the application shapes what you see.

Trowelled Intonaco close surface 449 B VALPAINT catalogue
Brushed Intonaco close surface 470 B VALPAINT catalogue

03 · From material to wall

Made through the method.

Preparation, application and the selected materials belong to one finish. Review the complete cycle before beginning the work.

  1. 01

    Choose the plaster character

    Select the surface and the way it will be worked.

  2. 02

    Include the required additions

    Natural flakes and other method-specific materials belong to the chosen application.

  3. 03

    Prepare and finish the wall

    Review the substrate, Primer 1200 and the matched finish quantities.

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04 · Before you begin

The practical detail.

The Natural flakes effect uses its specified additions. Confirm the substrate and intended exterior use before applying; preparation and conditions remain part of the system.

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How Natural Scales enter the finish

Mix the Natural Scales into the already tinted Meteore 10, then follow the trowelled cycle. Catalogue additions: 0.040 L per 1 L of Meteore 10; 0.160 L per 4 L; 0.480 L per 12 L. The particles are part of the material. A colour-chart image without scales does not show this version.

Preparation, coverage and drying

Prepare a stable, clean support, repair as needed, then apply Primer 1200. Wait 4 hours at 20°C before the Meteore 10 cycle. Trowelled and brushed routes allow 8 hours between coats at 20°C. For Civile, apply one approximately 2 mm coat, lift with the trowel and soften with water after 20–30 minutes at 20°C. This follows the current manufacturer specification; the older catalogue English paragraph differs.

Exterior use, conditions and variation

Protect exterior work from rain for at least 72 hours after application. NH is a thickener, not an anti-mould additive. For A and B shades in the trowelled, natural-flake and Civile methods, keep it separate and add 15 ml per litre of coloured body on application day after checking viscosity. The brushed method does not include NH. Apply and store above +10°C and below +30°C. Full hardening takes about 28 days, depending on conditions. After hardening, the manufacturer describes a breathable film with resistance to knocks and normal abrasion. The catalogue warns of 15–20% colour variation from its printed examples and between batches. Trial the complete cycle on a small area; check adhesion, resistance and appearance before continuing.

Read the manufacturer source

These notes use the supplied Intonaco catalogue, edition 07/24, particularly PDF 13. The catalogue and application film should be read together. A site specification also needs the actual support and exposure.

Samples and colour in your room

The same finish changes with light, application and the surrounding colours. Use a physical sample and a trial area to confirm the intended result.

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