Seacork Sprayed Cork - White version

The clear base that liberates all shades

Seacork spray cork white is not just another colour. It is a formulation base in its own right, designed for two distinct uses: an immaculate white finish for bright interiors, or a clear base essential for obtaining the most delicate shades in the Seacork palette - pastel, ivory, sand, light grey - which the natural base would not be able to reproduce faithfully.(> colour chart)

When should it be used?

• Direct white finish: panelling, partitions, saloon or cabin ceilings where light is a priority
• Base for light pigmentation: when the desired shade requires a neutral base to be rendered accurately
• Combination with the natural version: white can be applied as a top coat over one or two coats of natural cork, to optimise the cost while achieving the desired look.

The same technical performance

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

FAQ

Do I have to use the white base for light colours? Yes, for pastel, ivory or light grey shades, the white base is essential to guarantee a faithful colour rendition. The natural base would absorb the tint and produce a darker result than expected.

Can you alternate natural nappies with white nappies? Yes, a common technique is to apply one or two coats of the natural version for insulation, followed by a finishing coat of white for aesthetic appeal. This optimises consumption without compromising the visual result.

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

Estimated consumption per pot:

• at two layers = 6 m² 
• at three layers =  4 m²