Fila Surface solution
MP90 ECO XTREME is an advanced, eco-compatible water- and oil-repellent surface protector designed to provide long-lasting protection for natural stone, porcelain, ceramic, concrete, and other porous materials. Its innovative water-based formulation penetrates deep into the surface without altering its natural appearance, creating an invisible barrier against stains, moisture, oil, and everyday contaminants. The product helps preserve the beauty and durability of treated surfaces while maintaining their breathability. Suitable for both indoor and outdoor applications, MP90 ECO XTREME is ideal for residential, commercial, and industrial environments where superior stain protection is required.
| Product Type | Eco-Compatible Water & Oil Repellent Surface Protector |
|---|---|
| Material Base | Water-Based Protective Treatment |
| Application Method | Brush, Roller, Cloth, Sponge, or Low-Pressure Sprayer |
| Coverage | Approx. 10–30 m² per litre (depending on surface porosity) |
| Drying Time | Approximately 2–4 hours |
| Full Protection | After approximately 24 hours |
| Suitable Surfaces | Natural Stone, Porcelain, Ceramic, Marble, Granite, Concrete, and Terracotta |
| Finish | Invisible, Natural Finish |
| Pack Size | 1 L, 5 L, and 10 L Containers |
| Storage | Store in a Cool, Dry Place Away from Direct Sunlight |
A lot of confusion around surface protectors comes down to one question people rarely ask before buying: is the product sitting on top of the surface or soaking into it? The Fila MP90 Eco Xtreme falls into the second category.
It is an impregnating protector, meaning it penetrates into the pores of the material and works from within rather than forming a topical film. This matters because a surface film can peel, yellow, or wear unevenly with foot traffic, while a true impregnator leaves the surface looking and feeling untouched while still blocking moisture, oil, and stains from soaking in.
CretePro Trading stocks MP90 Eco Xtreme as part of the wider Fila surface protection range we supply across India, and this distinction between an impregnator and a topical sealer is one of the first things our team clarifies for customers, since the two are often marketed in confusingly similar ways.
Being water-based rather than solvent-based changes how and where this product gets used. It is a more practical choice for enclosed or partially ventilated spaces, such as indoor kitchen floors, bathroom tiling, or occupied buildings undergoing renovation, since it carries a lower odour and lower VOC profile during application compared to solvent-based alternatives. This also makes it a reasonable pick for food-adjacent surfaces like kitchen countertops in natural stone or porcelain, where a lingering solvent smell would be a genuine problem.
Impregnating protectors do not last forever, and how long they hold up depends heavily on foot traffic, cleaning routine, and whether the surface is indoors or exposed to weather. A simple way to check if reapplication is due is the water droplet test: place a few drops of water on the surface and watch whether it beads up or starts to soak in within a minute or two. If it beads, the treatment is still active. If it visibly starts absorbing, it is time to plan a fresh application. Outdoor surfaces exposed to sun, rain, and foot traffic generally need more frequent reapplication than protected indoor areas.
If your project needs a reliable water-based impregnator, CretePro Trading supplies genuine Fila MP90 Eco Xtreme and can help you work out the right coverage and reapplication schedule for your surface type. Contact our team for current pricing and technical data sheets.
No, it is an impregnating protector that penetrates into the material rather than forming a surface film, which is why it does not alter the natural look of the stone or tile.
Yes, being water-based, it has a lower odour and VOC profile during application, making it more suitable for enclosed or occupied indoor spaces compared to solvent-based protectors.
A simple water droplet test works well. If water still beads on the surface, the protection is active. If it starts soaking in, it is time to reapply.
Yes, its water-based, low-odour formula makes it suitable for natural stone or porcelain countertops in kitchen environments.
Generally yes, since sun, rain, and foot traffic wear down the treatment faster outdoors compared to sheltered indoor surfaces.
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