
Training
Cotton plaster training gallery
Pages from our applicator and representative training, covering colour families, sample panels and mixed-colour application. Watch the videos and browse photos from different projects to see how cotton plaster is prepared and applied.
DEPKA cotton wall plaster, a decorative cotton wall coating, needs no special equipment; but the right consistency, the right thickness and a clean surface make all the difference. This section brings together our training work with applicators and representatives, organised by topic.
Training topics

Natural colours
White, cream, beige, grey and earth tones

Côte d'Ivoire representative training
Product and application know-how for overseas representatives

Côte d'Ivoire applicator training
Working through the application with applicators on site

Sample panel
See the colour on a small surface before the wall

Super mixed colours
Rich textures where several colours meet

Representative training
Product and sales know-how for dealers and representatives

Mixed colour application
Combining two or more colours on the wall

Products
Cotton plaster, trowel, mica and accessories
Training videos
For prospective dealers and representatives
If you'd like to sell or apply the product, let's go through the product, colours and application together. Apply to become a dealer or get in touch.
About our training
Do I need training to apply cotton plaster?
No special skills are required. The product is mixed with lukewarm water only and spread with the transparent DEPKA trowel. Until you get the feel for it, we recommend working on a small area or a sample panel, section by section like a jigsaw. See preparation and application for the steps.
Do you train dealers and representatives?
Abroad, we have run applicator and representative training in Côte d'Ivoire (Ivory Coast). For dealership terms and training support, contact us with your application.
How do I work out how much product I need?
1 kg of product covers 3.5–4 m², so a 2 kg pack covers roughly 7–8 m². Use the coverage calculator to find the number of packs for your wall size.



