Yes, Mas Maya Coating can be used on kitchen Silestone surfaces. Its excellent adhesion properties make it suitable for a variety of surfaces, including Silestone. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to apply Mas Maya Coating to Silestone:

Surface Preparation:

Clean the Silestone surface thoroughly to remove any grease, dirt, or residues. Use a degreasing cleaner if necessary.

Ensure the surface is completely dry before starting the application.

Use Mas Maya Base to repair any cracks or holes in the surface. The area should be flat before applying Mas Maya Coating.

Lightly sand the Silestone surface with fine-grit sandpaper (e.g., 200 grain) to create a slightly rough texture, which will help with adhesion.

Wipe away any dust generated from sanding.

Applying Bonding Resin:

Apply a bonding resin to the Silestone surface to enhance the adhesion of Mas Maya Coating. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions for the bonding resin, ensuring it is allowed to dry to a tacky finish.

Mixing:

Mix the Mas Maya powder with clean water, using a ratio of 1/3 liter of water per kilogram of powder.

The powder and water can be mixed by hand or with a mechanical drill. Mix until a smooth, yogurt-like texture is achieved. Allow the mixture to rest for 5 minutes before use.

Application:

First Layer:

Using a steel plaster trowel, apply a thin, even coat of approximately 2mm of Mas Maya across the entire Silestone surface. Hold the trowel at a shallow angle (about 15-30 degrees) for best results.

Let the first layer dry until set but still slightly damp, which generally takes a few hours.

Second Layer:

Lightly spray the surface with water to prolong the working time.

Apply the second layer in a similar manner to the first, using varied, slightly overlapping trowel strokes at different angles for a more organic finish.

Let the second layer dry overnight.

Finishing:

Burnishing/Polishing:

Once the final coat is partially dry but still pliable, begin burnishing by pressing firmly with a clean steel trowel in short, overlapping strokes at varying angles to create a polished, marbled sheen. If more working time is needed, spray the surface lightly with water.

Let the coat dry overnight.

Sanding:

Sand the surface with fine-grit sandpaper (e.g., 200 grain) until the desired smooth, polished finish is achieved.

Clean the surface thoroughly to remove any dust.

Optional Sealing:

For areas exposed to water, apply a sealer for added water resistance and durability, especially in high-traffic or moisture-prone areas like bathrooms and kitchens.

Mas Maya Coating's natural composition, breathability, and strong adhesion properties make it an ideal choice for covering Gotelé, providing a smooth, elegant, and durable finish suitable for various interior applications.

Mas Maya Coating Application Video