Seacork Sprayed Cork — White Version

The Light Base That Unlocks the Full Colour Range

Seacork sprayed cork in white is not simply another colour option. It is a distinct formulation base, designed for two separate purposes: a clean white finish for bright, luminous interiors, or an essential light base for achieving the most delicate shades in the Seacork palette — pastel, ivory, sand, light grey — that the natural base alone could not render faithfully. (> Color charts)

When to Use It

• Direct white finish: ceiling linings, bulkheads, saloon or cabin overheads where brightness is the priority
• Base for light pigmentation: when the desired shade requires a neutral ground to be reproduced with accuracy
• Combined with the natural version: white can be applied as a finishing coat over one or two layers of natural sprayed cork, optimising material cost whilst achieving the intended result

The Same Technical Performance

The white version shares all the technical characteristics of Seacork sprayed cork:

FAQ

Is the white base mandatory for light shades? Yes, for pastel, ivory or light grey tones, the white base is essential to guarantee faithful colour rendering. The natural base would absorb the pigment and produce a darker result than intended.

Can natural and white coats be alternated? Yes, a common technique involves applying one or two coats in the natural version for insulation, followed by a white finishing coat for the aesthetic result. This optimises consumption without compromising the visual outcome.

Is the spray gun the same as for the natural version? Yes, the Seacork pneumatic spray gun is fully compatible with both versions of the product.

• = 6 m² for 2 layer
• = 4 m² for 3 layer