5L of adhesive is sufficient for 8m2 (eight square meters) of 3D Panel coverage.

The installation process for this material is very easy, and you can even do it yourself. However, as it involves a specialized technique, we recommend entrusting it to an authorized installation team. The steps for applying this technique to your desired surface are as follows:

• The surface where the panel will be installed must be clean, dry, and flat. If there are any holes or cracks, they must be repaired before panel installation.
• It is essential to remove the panels from their boxes and allow them to acclimatize for 48 hours to the environment and temperature where they will be installed. (Fig.1)
• It must be determined beforehand whether the installation will be wall-to-wall or if a border will be left around the edges to avoid cutting. It is important to plan this thoroughly before starting. If you are unsure, it is advisable to lay out the panels on the floor or draw a grid on the wall to help you decide. For wall-to-wall installation, place full panels at the top and cut them at the bottom if necessary.
• Apply the special adhesive to the wall with a notched trowel.
• Place the panels on the wall, pressing evenly. Pay special attention to the corners to ensure they are 100% straight. (Fig.2). If necessary, secure a small nail in the corners. Ensure they are aligned using a spirit level. Insert plastic spacers between the panels, similar to tiles. (Fig.3)
• If you need to cut any panels (Fig.4), it is advisable to smooth the cut edges with sandpaper (Fig.5).
• Once all panels are installed, clean them of any dust or oil and fill the joints with paintable filler. (Fig.6) Finally, clean the surface with a lightly damp (well-wrung) cloth. Alternatively, you can apply filler, let it dry, and then sand it.
• Apply primer to the entire surface with a spray, brush, or roller.
• Allow to dry and paint with the desired color using a spray, brush, or roller.
• We recommend adding lighting for maximum aesthetic impact.