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Satin PuttyEN 13279-1
EuroFix Satin Finish — Gypsum Finishing Putty
Bright-white gypsum finishing putty for a silky-smooth final surface on walls and ceilings — fine-milled, easy to spread and sand, giving paint a flawless base. For dry interior areas only.
EN 13279-1
Coming Soon · 2026
This product line launches in 2026 from our new production facility. Contact us today to register your interest or reserve launch-distributor terms.
Technical Specifications
Packaging
25 kg kraft bag
Coverage
≈ 1.0–1.2 kg/m² per mm
Application
Layer 0.3–3 mm · walls & ceilings
Open Time
Working time ≥ 45 min
Finish
Bright white · silky smooth · easy sanding
Drying Time
Paintable after 24 h
Detailed Product Description
A bright-white gypsum finishing putty for the final 0.3–3 mm layer on dry interior walls and ceilings, over gypsum plaster, concrete or plasterboard. It gives a flawless silky surface that forms a perfect base for paint or wallpaper, and its high whiteness reduces paint consumption. For dry interior areas only.
Fine-milled white gypsum with graded marble powder, cellulose ethers for water retention and superior spreadability, and polymer additives that improve adhesion, crack resistance and sanding behaviour.
The substrate must be dry, sound and free from dust and oil. Prime highly absorbent surfaces with EuroFix Primer 4–6 hours beforehand; tape and treat plasterboard joints before puttying. Application temperature +5 to +30°C.
Gradually sprinkle the 25 kg bag into about 11–12 litres of clean water, let it soak for 3 minutes, then mix with a slow-speed mixer to a smooth creamy consistency and remix after two minutes. Working time is at least 45 minutes — do not add water once setting has begun.
Spread the putty with a wide stainless spatula in thin 0.3–3 mm passes using long crossing strokes. Apply the second coat after the first has dried, and sand with fine paper (grit 240+) once fully dry. Ready for painting after 24 hours.
Gypsum is a low-hazard, non-flammable product. Wear a dust mask while mixing and sanding, and safety goggles. In case of eye contact, rinse with plenty of clean water.
Store in original sealed bags in a dry place, raised on wooden pallets away from moisture — gypsum is more moisture-sensitive than cement. Shelf life is 9 months from the production date; use an opened bag within days.
