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DESCRIPTION
MEADOW-PATCH T2 is a two component,
polymer-modified, cementitious repair mortar designed for horizontal,
vertical and overhead applications. This all-purpose mortar is
designed for patches, toppings and repairs from thicknesses of
1" to featheredge.
USES
MEADOW-PATCH T2 is easy to mix and
apply, versatile and produces repaired surfaces suitable for rubber-wheeled
traffic. For overhead or vertical use, MEADOW-PATCH T2 is an ideal
choice for smoothing rough surfaces, repairing honeycombs and
dressing up bugholes. When mixed, the product's creamy consistency
provides an excellent skim coating for swimming pools, concrete
walls, balconies, etc. Because of its excellent bond and freeze-thaw
resistance, MEADOW-PATCH T2 may be used for interior and/or exterior;
below, above or on grade. FOR INDUSTRIAL USE ONLY.
TECHNICAL DATA*
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Set Times per ASTM C 191 Initial: 2 hours Final: 3 hours |
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Compressive Strength per ASTM C 109 @ 1 day: 3,000 psi @ 28 days: 5,000 psi |
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PACKAGING AND STORAGE
MEADOW-PATCH T2 is available in
50 lb. (22.7kg) bags. When stored on pallets in a dry, cool area,
it has a shelf life of 12 months.
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
FOR BEST PERFORMANCE:
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SURFACE PREPARATION
Mechanically abrade existing substrate
to remove all unsound concrete, but do not use excessive force,
which may cause micro- fracturing. Prepare surface in accordance
with ICRI Technical Guide No. 03730. Substrate must be structurally
sound and free of grease, oil, dirt or any other contaminants
that can adversely affect the bond. Prepared surface must be dust-free
and have sufficient profile to ensure adequate mechanical lock.
Substrate must be saturated surface dry (SSD) and free of standing
water.
For maximum bond, prime (SSD) substrate with slurry coat (2 parts powder to 1 part ACRY-LOK from W. R. MEADOWS). Allow slurry coat to become tacky prior to application of MEADOW-PATCH T2. Do not allow slurry coat to become tack free.
MIXING
Using a mortar type mixer, pour
approximately 3/4 of the ACRY-LOK polymer 1-gallon (U.S.) jug
into a clean mixing container. Slowly add powder and mix to a
desired consistency using the remaining liquid polymer as needed.
Mix for 3 minutes, or until lump-free consistency is obtained.
Do not over mix. For small repairs, mix in a clean vessel using
a variable-speed drill with a paddle mixer at 400-600 rpm. Mix
only complete bags. Do not mix more material than can be placed
and finished in 30 minutes at 77°F (25°C).
EXTENSION
Applications greater than 1'' (25.4mm)
must be extended with 12.5 lbs. (5.68 kg) of 1/4'' washed, dry
pea gravel. Applications greater than 2'' (50.8mm) must be extended
with 25 lbs. (11.36 kg) of 3/8'' washed, dry pea gravel.
PLACEMENT
Apply MEADOW-PATCH T2 into the repair
zone substrate by compacting the material well against the properly
prepared substrate. Finish surface with steel or wood trowel,
or sponge float. Never re-temper.
CURING
Cure MEADOW-PATCH T2 immediately
following application using a suitable water-based curing compound
from W. R. MEADOWS, or in accordance with ACI 308. W. R. MEADOWS
recommends 2250-WHITE or 1130-CLEAR for curing. (Do not use solvent-based
curing compounds.) When conditions exist for rapid early water
loss, the use of EVAPRE, an evaporation retardant from W. R. MEADOWS, is
also recommended.
SAFETY AND TOXICITY
Avoid direct contact with this product,
as it may cause skin and eye irritation. Utilize gloves and safety
glasses to minimize direct contact. Avoid inhalation of dust.
Inhalation may cause respiratory irritation and/or lung disease
(silicosis). This product contains silicon dioxide, which is classified
by the IARC and NTP as probably carcinogenic to humans (IARC Group
2A). The use of NIOSH approved respiratory protection is recommended
in dusty environments. Refer to Product Material
Safety Data Sheet for complete health and safety information.
Keep product out of reach of children.
This material last updated April, 2004.
