The Cemento trade team at the Malaga training warehouse in Perth

DIY training

Learn to apply micro cement properly

A hands-on workshop at our Malaga warehouse for homeowners and trades. Small groups, practice panels, real products — and honest advice about what micro cement will and won't forgive.

Upcoming training

Next course: 22 August 2026

Date
Sat 22 Aug 2026
Location
17 Irvine Street, Malaga WA 6090
Special offer
$770 per person

Places are limited so everyone gets trowel time on their own practice panel. All materials, tools and lunch are included, and you leave with a product list for your first job.

Special offer

$770

per person, all materials included

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Sanding a micro cement wall during a Cemento DIY training session

What you'll cover

A full day, start to sealed

  • Reading and preparing substrates: plasterboard, render, tile, concrete
  • Choosing and applying the right primer
  • Mixing Microestil base, Fino and Medio consistently
  • Trowel technique for smooth, textured and mottled finishes
  • Tinting with MCT pigments and repeatable colour matching
  • Sanding between coats without burning through
  • Sealing: Microshield, Superiorseal two-pack and WB2K epoxy
  • Repairs, maintenance and what to tell your own clients

Where and when

17 Irvine Street, Malaga WA 6090Mon – Fri, 7:00am – 4:00pm. Sessions run in small groups; contact us for the next available date and current pricing.

Everyone who trains with us can buy the full Microestil range from our materials shop and call us for support on their first job.

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Your trainers

Taught by the people on the tools

Maurizo Cremasco, Lead trainer & founder at Cemento

Maurizo Cremasco

Lead trainer & founder

Italian-trained applicator with decades on the trowel, Maurizo brought the Microestil system to Perth and has finished everything from single ensuites to multi-storey façades.

Rob Whitehurst, Trade trainer & site supervisor at Cemento

Rob Whitehurst

Trade trainer & site supervisor

Rob runs our install crews day to day. He teaches the practical side — substrate calls, sequencing, sanding and sealing — and the shortcuts that quietly ruin a job.