Polyurea Basecoat for Concrete Floors | Low Temp 20°F | 100% Solids 

CURE SCHEDULE (70°F)

Surface porosity, temperatures, and application method will cause coverage rate to vary.
• Ambient temps & humidity, product and surface temps, airflow, mix time and cure speed
selected affect overall working times

APPLICATION TEMPERATURE: 20-90 degrees F with relative humidity below 85%

MIXING AND APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS

APPLICATION PROCEDURE

1. Cut in edges using a chip brush. Do not allow wet edges to stand more than 5 minutes ahead of application of main body of floor.

**Mixed material should not remain in bucket

**Be mindful of environmental variables and affects on estimated working time

2. Pour mixed material across the surface. Use 8-12 mil notched squeegee to gauge material across surface achieving desired thickness

**Do not flip bucket upside down and allow to sit on surface

**Ensure you maintain a wet edge throughout application process

3. Pre-wet 18″ x 3/8″ nap roller and back roll the surface wall to wall with 50% overlap. Back roll should be perpendicular to your first pass

**Do not overwork material

**Ensure back roll is always either wall to wall or joint to joint for a consistent finish

4. Allow coating to dry: Slow: 3-4 Hours @ 70F

Medium: 2-2.5 Hours @ 70F

Fast: 1-1.5 Hours @ 70F

**Do not force Dry

**Recoat: 3-14 Hours @ 75F

***If coating has no broadcast aggregate, surface will need to be abraded using 80 – 100 sanding screen prior to recoat after the 12 hour window

For best mixing results and proper blending of parts A and B, recommend a Jiffy Mixer style drill mixer.

• Light Traffic: 8 Hours @ 75F
• Heavy Traffic: 24 Hours @ 75F
• Equipment Traffic: 48 Hours @ 75F

Use of an improper drill mixer can result in curing problems if the hardener also called activator (Part B) is not thoroughly blended with the resin (Part A) which can cause some areas on your floor to remain soft and not harden properly.  DO NOT USE A PAINT MIXER.  Most mixing problems described above can be traced back to using a paint mixer..  DO NOT HAND MIX as this approach can result in the same problems as using a paint mixer.

****IMPORTANT NOTE AFTER MIXING:****

Once parts A&B are thoroughly mixed, immediately pour 100% of all mixed product on the floor in a ribbon pattern, S or W shape over the area you want that amount of product to cover. The risk of leaving product in the bucket is that it will become hard and reduce the working time by a minimum of 50% and may harden and start smoking in the bucket before you get back to it.

MAINTENANCE 

Inspect the installed floor by spot-cleaning and repairing any damaged or cracked areas as needed. To extend the life of the flooring system , implementing a daily maintenance program is strongly recommended to help ensure the floor remains safe for its intended use.

PRECAUTIONS 

• Refer to Safety Data Sheets (SDS) for safety precautions
• Safety precautions must be followed during storage, handling and use
• Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) shall be worn at all times of the application process including but not limited to long sleeve shirts, safety glasses, nitrile gloves and properly fitting NIOSH respirators
• All sources of ignition must be turned off and the area should be properly and adequately ventilated during both the application and curing processes
• The mixing area should be located on or near the project site and securely covered with plastic, cardboard or a tarp to protect against drips and spills
• Stage all materials, tools and cleaning supplies in a shaded area – out of direct sunlight – within the mixing area before beginning the application process
• Clean the mixing station and application tools after use with a VOC exempt solvent. Always follow all legal, health and safety guidelines when handling or storing solvents and materials, especially when working in confined spaces
• Dispose of empty packaging and other waste in accordance with all applicable federal, state, provincial and local regulations

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