Systems · ErreLAB · Acrylic paste
ErreLAB ErreFast
A ready-to-use acrylic paste for cement and stone effects on floors and walls. Add pigment, mix and apply, for a decorative finish in 2 to 3 days.

What it is
ErreFast is a single-component acrylic paste. There’s nothing to measure: add your chosen pigment, mix and it’s ready. It goes on faster than mineral microcement or epoxy systems, so a project can be finished in 2 to 3 days.
It can go straight onto plaster, concrete, plasterboard, MDF and even existing tiles, without complex preparation, and is protected with a transparent sealer for durability and washability. ErreLAB recommends a matt finish.
Easy to work with, it suits applicators new to decorative resins as well as experienced specialists. ErreFast is for indoor use.
At a glance
- Type
- Single-component acrylic paste
- Use
- Indoor floors, walls and worktops
- Substrates
- Plaster, concrete, plasterboard, MDF, existing tiles
- Time
- 2 to 3 days
- Sealer
- Transparent sealer, matt recommended
- Colour
- ErreLAB colour range
Two pastes
Use them on their own or together, for an even wider choice of finishes.

ErreFast XL (R312)
A coarse paste for bold, textured, hand-crafted effects. Use it on its own or as the base layer.

ErreFast Fine (R313)
A smooth, fine-grain paste for soft, velvety finishes, usually applied over XL.
Key features
See the finish
3 photos
When to choose ErreFast
The middle path between traditional mineral microcement and high-performance resin.
Colours
ErreFast comes in 202 colours across three charts: WeAreColor (101), Colours Selection (40) and Standard (61). A few colours aren’t available in ErreFast, and they’re marked on the charts.
Installation
ErreFast is the easiest ErreLAB system to apply. The data sheets cover each paste step by step.
Want to apply it yourself? See our training courses, or call us to talk through your project.
Videos
ErreLAB’s own videos are in Italian, but the technique speaks for itself.
Guides

Compare the systems
Politura, ErreFast and ErreLAB side by side: water resistance, speed and where each can go.
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Microcement vs micro concrete
They sound alike but aren’t the same. The difference is thickness.
Read the guide →Planning an ErreFast project?
We’ll help you choose a paste and colour, send samples and talk you through preparing your surface.

