Description
HOW TO USE
PREPARATION OF THE SUPPORT: clean the substrate from dust, residual oils, crumbly parts, pre-existing paintwork and anything that could compromise adhesion. Wash the surface with a jet of pressurised water and industrial detergent, rinse with clean water, avoid the accumulation of stagnant water resulting from
washing the floor and vacuuming if necessary.
PREPARATION OF THE SUPPORT: pour component A into the container of component B and mix the two components thoroughly with a low speed drill
number of revolutions, until obtaining a smooth, lump-free product.
APPLICATION: Impregnation or finish, roller or spray application. Adhesion promoter for recast: the application can be done with a roller or by watering, carried out in such a way as to allow homogeneous distribution and complete coverage of the substrate. Dilute according to the intended application.
As a primer Dilute 1:2 with clean water
As a Finish Dilute 1:1 with clean water
As an adhesion promoter for casting resurfacing dilute with 30% clean water.
| TECHNICAL DATA | ||
|---|---|---|
| Component A | Component B | |
| I wait | Liquid | Thick Liquid |
| Color | Transparent | Transparent Opalescent |
| Specific Weight | 1,10 | 1,03 |
| Viscosity | 800 | 2300 |
| APPLICATION DATA (at +23°C and 50% UR) | |
|---|---|
| Mixing ratio | Comp. A: Comp. B = 1:2 parts by weight |
| Dough color | Transparent opalescent |
| Specific weight of the dough | 1.05 (A+B) |
| Consistency of the mixture | Dense fluid |
| Working time | 120 Min. |
| Minimum operating temperature | +8°C |
| Adhesion of dry concrete | >2.5 MPa |
| Adhesion to wet concrete | >1.5 Mpa |
| Walkability | 24 hours |
| Hardening | 7 days |
INDICATIVE COVERAGE
Impregnating agent: 50-80 gr/m2 (A+B)
Finish: 100-120 gr/m2 (A+B)
Adhesion promoter for casting resumption: approximately 400 g/m2 (A+B).
STORAGE
The shelf life of the product is 12 months from the date of the delivery note, provided that the material is stored indoors, in a sealed can and protected from heat sources and frost. If the material has been kept beyond the recommended shelf life, it is not necessarily unusable, but a quality control must be performed beforehand on the characteristics pertaining to the application.