VALPAINT · Concrete effects · Interior walls
Meteore 10 Cemento
Concrete, shaped by the hand.
A mineral-look decorative finish with six distinct concrete effects. Explore the colour within each application, from compact surfaces to directional casting marks.
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01 · Make it yours
Choose the concrete character.
Vintage requires an individual specification review. Other applications retain their method-specific reference eligibility and material quantities.
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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
The method makes the concrete.
Compact, Large, Slim, Smoothed, Scored and Vintage have their own marks and working sequences. Coverage follows the selected application.
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.
- 01
Choose the concrete character
Start with the intended texture and movement.
- 02
Match its colour reference
Use a Rif documented for that application.
- 03
Plan the complete cycle
Review the Meteore 10 body, C100 colour and any relevant protection or additions.
04 · Before you begin
The practical detail.
Vintage requires an individual specification review. Other applications retain their method-specific reference eligibility and material quantities.
Read the complete manufacturer catalogue ↗What changes for Scored / Rigato
Dilute Meteore 10 with 100 ml of water per litre and C100 Over with 10% water. Work the relief before the body dries, then allow 24 hours at 20°C before C100 Over. Its published consumption differs from the other five methods; read the coverage notes below. No separate Scored film is supplied in this theme. The catalogue gives its dilution and coverage, and the room and specimens show the result.
Coverage belongs to the working method
Apply Meteore 10 with PV43 and work it while wet using the tools for the chosen effect. Allow 24 hours at 20°C before C100 Over. The Rif colours C100 Over; it is not a tint instruction for the Meteore 10 body.
Joints, preparation and optional protection
Pixel Pens can emphasise joints before C100 Over, and again after it dries if desired. The catalogue pairs its Rifs with a Pixel Pen reference. Joint layout remains a project decision; a room photograph does not set it for you. Prepare a stable, clean support, repair as required and apply Primer 1200. Allow 6 hours at 20°C before Meteore 10. Optional Finish V18 Matt increases water resistance. Apply after 24 hours at 20°C, in one or two coats with 4 hours between them. The system is for interior decoration; water resistance does not establish waterproofing or suitability for a floor or wet zone.
Conditions, samples and the source
Apply and store above +10°C and below +30°C. Full hardening takes about 28 days, depending on conditions. Trial a complete cycle on a small area to check adhesion, resistance and the final appearance. The catalogue warns of 15–20% variation from its images and between batches. These notes follow the supplied Cemento catalogue, especially PDF 37; working demonstrations complement the written information.
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.
See sample options ↗Visit the London Studio ↗The finish. Your space.
Take it to the wall.
Choose the next step that suits your project. Your colour and application choices will be carried with you.