Fixit 208
Basic mixture for restoration work

Fixit 208
  • Can be refined with regional additives such as marble pit lime
  • Can be used as levelling and final coat
  • Suitable for repairs to historically important façades
Item numberPackaging typeQuantity per unitUnit per palletGrain size/ColourConsumption
2000634861 Paper sack 25 kg/unit 40 unit/Pal. 0-2,8 mm 1,3 kg/m²/mm

Technical documents

TM Fixit 208 Basic mixture for restoration work en

Technical data sheet

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MSDS Fixit 208 Basic mixture for restoration work en

Material Safety Data Sheet

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Benefits of this product

Can be refined with regional additives such as marble pit lime

Can be used as levelling and final coat

Suitable for repairs to historically important façades

For both indoor and outdoor use

A range of final coat variations are possible

ECO certified

Product description

Fixit 208

This brush-on final coating can also be used as a basic component for specific plaster recipes or on-site mixtures. Very suitable for repairing historically valuable façades. By adding up to 10% stone chippings or round stone gravel, individual structures can be created. Also possible is the addition of regional additives or marble pit lime.

Material base

  • Stone pit and limestone sands
  • Air-entraining agents
  • Water retention agents
  • White hydrated lime
  • White cement

Processing information

Building wall outside / inside / building ceiling inside
Use at a temperature between +5 °C and +30 °C
Add 4,0 - 5,0 litres of water
Treat using a float
Apply with the Enduivit 3
Protect from sun and rain
Weatherproof, can be stored for 12 months
Please observe the technical data sheet

Application examples

Apartment building ‘Hotel Meyerhof’ renovation Hospental

Apartment building ‘Hotel Meyerhof’ renovation Hospental

The former Hotel Meyerhof was converted into an apartment building in 2021 after standing empty for over 30 years. The energy-efficient renovation was carried out using Fixit 222 Aerogel high-performance insulating plaster with a layer thickness of 6–8 cm. To do this, the existing plaster was removed down to the quarry stone masonry and the insulating plaster was sprayed on by machine. The large, white façade surfaces were coated twice with Fixit 777 fine plaster with a grain size of 0.5 mm. The small grey areas were created using a mixture of Fixit 205 base plaster and Fixit 208 base mixture (homemade Worms plaster). Finally, the exterior façade was painted twice with mineral paint.

Historic building ‘Chesa Palmira’ Renovation Bever

Historic building ‘Chesa Palmira’ Renovation Bever

Chesa Palmira in Bever was built in 1672 and the original floor plan has remained unchanged to this day. The façade of the historic building was already in a relatively dilapidated state. During the renovation, the desire for energy-efficient improvements arose. This was achieved with Fixit 222 Aerogel high-performance insulating plaster – an 8 cm layer was applied to achieve the desired result, leaving the historic appearance virtually unchanged. Fixit 208 base mix for restoration was used as the finishing plaster. The façade was then whitewashed and the sgraffito from 1952 was restored identically.

Mansion renovation Morges

Mansion renovation Morges

The historic 18th-century mansion has been professionally restored. Fixit 222 aerogel thermal insulation plaster provided the building with an efficient insulation solution without detracting from its external appearance. The beautiful brickwork under the eaves has been preserved.

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