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NON-YELLOWING ACRYLIC CURING AND SEALING COMPOUND
Description
TIAH Acrylic Concrete Curing
and Sealing Compound is an acrylic polymer solution that dries
to a transparent film, which improves abrasion resistance of the
concrete. TIAH provides a tough, clear film that will not after-yellow.
It also provides improved weather and stain resistance, combined
with a dustproof sealer. TIAH meets maximum VOC content limits
of 700 g/L for Concrete Curing and Sealing Compounds as required
by the U.S. EPA Architectural Coatings Rule.
Uses
TIAH is used on driveways, patios, industrial floors,
loading docks, swimming pool areas and exposed aggregate, as well
as any exterior surface where protection and sealing of concrete
is desired (dries to a low medium sheen).
TIAH offers improved resistance to rain,
sun, freezing temperatures, stains, most acids and industrial
chemicals, oil, grease, de-icing salts, cleaning agents (except
aromatic solvents) and caustics, as well as airborne soot, dust
and other pollutants.
Packaging
1 gallon (3.79 Liter) Cans
5 gallon (18.93 Liter) Pails
55 gallon (208.20 Liter) Drums
SPECIFICATIONS
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Coverage
300-600 sq. ft./gal. (7.37-14.73
sq. m/L), depending on surface finish
*Coverage may vary due to porosity and condition of the concrete
APPLICATION
Surface Preparation...Existing Concrete:
Concrete surfaces must be clean and dry with all stains, oil,
grease, dust and dirt removed prior to application. We recommend
ULTRITE®
DEGREASER from W. R. MEADOWS for cleaning. New Concrete:
TIAH should be applied when surface water has completely disappeared
and the concrete surface will not be marred by walking workmen.
Application Method...Use a sprayer or short-nap roller to apply a uniform film. Avoid puddling in low areas if puddles occur, brush or roll them out. A standard industrial-grade sprayer, equipped with a neoprene hose and gaskets, as well as a 9505-E spray tip (or equivalent) is recommended for best results.
For optimum performance, apply first coat at 600 sq. ft./gal. After the first coat has thoroughly dried, apply a second coat at 600 sq. ft./gal. NOTE: The second coat should be applied at a right angle.
Drying Time...TIAH dries quickly. Drying times may be extended depending on application rate, temperature, humidity and project conditions. Restrict foot traffic for at least four hours...12 hours is preferable.
Clean up...Application
equipment should be cleaned promptly after use with Xylene or
Toluene.
PRECAUTIONS
DO NOT DILUTE. FOR EXTERIOR APPLICATION ONLY. Surfaces treated
with TIAH may become slippery under certain conditions.
TIAH should not be applied during high temperature conditions in direct sunlight. These conditions cause rapid evaporation, which does not allow the film to form properly. Under these conditions, the film may peel, bubble and/or turn white (blush). TIAH should not be applied to concrete exposed to excessive moisture. Entrapped moisture in a solvent-based sealer may cause the film to peel and/or turn white (blush).
Do not apply TIAH if the temperature of the concrete is below 40ºF (4ºC). TIAH may be used on colored concrete, but mottling may occur. Do not use on dense or non-porous surfaces, i.e. brick, stone, etc. Do not use TIAH as a waterproofing sealer on masonry surfaces.
TIAH is a membrane-forming sealer. All membrane-forming sealers may darken the concrete or magnify imperfections caused by variations in the porosity of the concrete. Concrete containing calcium chloride will remain dark longer when treated with TIAH. A small patch test is recommended. Concrete floors properly cured with TIAH meet section 8.9 "Adhesion of Tile Cements" of ASTM C 1315. For other specifications, secure the approval of the paint or resilient flooring manufacturer before applying TIAH. The specifier and user shall determine the suitability of product for specific applications and assume all responsibility in connection therewith.
HEALTH HAZARDS
Avoid direct contact with this product, as it may cause irritation
of the eyes and/or skin. Inhalation of vapors may result in transient
central nervous system depression. TIAH is combustible. (Flash
point: 105 degrees F.)
TIAH should not be utilized in locations where food items are present. Refer to Material Safety Data Sheet for complete health and safety information.
This material last updated July, 2004.
