Cementone Concrete Mould Oil - White

Yes, Cementone Concrete Mould Oil (White) is suitable for use with standard concrete mixes. Always ensure proper application for best results.

This product is primarily designed for timber and metal formwork. Compatibility with plastic may vary, and testing on a small area is recommended before widespread use.

A thin, even coat is recommended. Coverage will vary depending on the porosity and condition of the formwork, but aim for just enough to create a uniform sheen without pooling.

No, the white colour is a characteristic of the oil itself and is designed not to stain or transfer to the concrete, ensuring a clean, natural finish.

Yes, it is ideal for re-usable formwork. Ensure the formwork is cleaned from any old concrete residue before reapplying the mould oil for subsequent pours.

When stored correctly in a sealed container in a cool, dry place, the product typically maintains its efficacy for an extended period. Refer to product packaging for specific batch information or manufacturer recommendations.

Small amounts of excess oil on the concrete surface can often be wiped away with a rag. For tools, use a suitable solvent.

Ensure a sufficient and even coat of mould oil was applied. Check if the formwork was clean before application. Reapply and ensure full coverage.

Too much oil may have been applied, or the oil may have pooled. Apply a thinner, more even coat next time. Ensure excess oil is wiped away before pouring.

The oil may not have fully penetrated or bonded with porous formwork. Ensure formwork is dry and free of contaminants before oil application.

This can happen with porous timber formwork if over-applied. Reduce the amount of oil used and ensure it is spread thinly.