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Satin-Lok High Gloss Acrylic Sealer Commercial Grade

Satin-Lok™ creates a high gloss “Wet look”.  It is a modified water based silicone acrylic clear high gloss sealer that enhances and rejuvenates surface color while leaving an attractive high gloss finish.  It offers  tough, durable water repellent protection that is wear and stain resistant. Satin-lok is used in a wide range of residential and commercial markets and can be applied to unpainted and painted surfaces both inside and out. It can be applied to architectural surfaces include concrete, brick, block, masonry, natural stone and wood.

Where is Satin-Lok used?

  • Construction & Remodel Projects:   Exterior building walls, floor areas subject to foot traffic
  • Homeowner projects:  Exterior brick|stucco walls, decks, patios, porches, walkways, fences

Why Satin-Lok High Gloss Sealer?

  • Protects and beatifies surfaces with a “wet look” high gloss finish
  • Alkali-resistant sealer for masonry and concrete
  • Resists flaking and has excellent adhesion
  • Protection not effected by weathering or UV light
  • Excellent wear and abrasion resistance
  • Virtually maintenance-free
  • Breathable – Satinlok does not trap moisture
  • Meets Master Painters institute (MPI) #99 – Sealer, Water-Based,for Concrete Floors

TECHNICAL INFORMATION

Color Clear
Sheen/Gloss Level High Gloss.  Gloss level increases with multiple coats
Dry To Re-Coat 1 hour
#Coats Recommended 1 (2 coats if especially porous)
Back in-service time 2 hours walk on
Application method Low pressure hand pump sprayer, airless sprayer, roller
Where can it be used Interior|Exterior and Vertical|Horizontal painted and unpainted surfaces.  Not recommended for vehicular traffic use
Apply to New Concrete 48 hours
Low Application Temperature 40F|4.4C Surface & Air
 Base  Water
VOC Content <20 g/L
Use on Material Concrete, brick, masonry, stucco, block. natural stone, EIFS, wood, painted surfaces
Warranty Available 5 year material/labor standard –  download warranty application to register, see DOCUMENTS tab above
CERTIFICATION/TEST
Leed 4.2 (1) point credit available Meets LEED and SQAMD low VOC requirements
COVERAGE RATE SQUARE FEET/GALLON
Porous masonry 60-100
Dense masonry 100-150
Succo/EIFS 150-200
Wood 175-200
Painted Surfaces 400
Fluted, scored block, raked joints Reduces coverage rates 20%-30%

APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS

CONDITIONS PRIOR TO APPLICATION
Temperature (surface|air) 40F to 90F (4.4C to 35C) and at least 5F above dew point
Moisture of substrate Less than 15%
Humidity Less than 90%
Rain No rain 48 hrs prior to, 12 hrs after application
Cure time for newly poured concrete Apply 48 hrs after pour
Application method Use low pressure hand pump or garden sprayer

FOLLOW THESE SIMPLE APPLICATION STEPS

Horizontal Concrete Surfaces
Apply two saturation coats to damp concrete to assist the
curing and hardening process. Apply one saturation coat to ex-isting concrete surfaces to dustproof surfaces. Remove excess standing or ponding materials with a roller. Caution: PLUGGER 25 is not recommended for application to surfaces subject to wheeled traffic.

Brick
Apply one saturation coat with run-down and back roll material. Apply second saturation coat when the first coat is dry.

Stucco/Plaster
May be applied to stucco or plaster during the curing process or when fully cured. Apply one saturation coat and back roll materi-als. Apply second coat when the first coat is dry.

Chalked Surfaces
Apply one coat to chalked surfaces. Allow material to dry
and check surface for chalking. Apply a second coat to surfaces as needed to control remaining surface chalk.

Wood
Surfaces shall be clean and bare. Pre-treat knots with a small amount of material. Apply a minimum of one saturation coats to wood surfaces. Apply second coat when the first coat is dry.

Masonry and Concrete
All surfaces to be coated shall be structurally sound, clean, and dry, free of laitance, accumulated dirt and grime, efflorescence, lime run, form oils and release agents, grease, mud, excess mor-tar, and mold and mildew, etc. Remove loose and peeling paint, excessive chalk, and other contaminants from surfaces. Dry brushing is the preferred method for cleaning surfaces prior to material application. However, chemical, mechanical, abrasive, or high-pressure water blasting may be used. Allow wet, cleaned surfaces to dry for 2-3 days before application of materials.

EFIS and Other Surfaces
Surfaces shall be structurally sound, clean, and dry. Clean EFIS surfaces following manufacturer’s recommendations.

PRECAUTIONS & LIMITATIONS
1. All surfaces to be coated should be clean of any dirt and grime, efflorescence, lime run, form oils and release agents, grease, mud, excess mortar, and mold and mildew, etc.
2. All cracks should be pointed or caulked. All voids, bee holes, masonry surface defects and openings such as conduits, pipes, drains, door frames, vents, air conditioner openings, electrical openings, control joints, or any dissimilar materials should be repaired using urethane or other approved patching.

STORAGE
Store materials in a well-protected area between 45° and 90°F. Avoid freezing temperatures, direct sunlight, and moisture. Keep away from heat sources.

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