Rust Oleum Epoxy Repair Mortar

5180 EPOXY REPAIR MORTAR

DESCRIPTION

Very strong epoxy repair mortar for repairing damaged floors and steps.

RECOMMENDED USE

For repair of damaged, dished or dangerous concrete or stone floors or stairs. Provides a permanent repair to badly cracked and worn concrete and stone floors - will fill holes of any shape or size, gaps, nosings, cracks etc - may be feather edged.
 

TECHNICAL DATA

Density (g/cm³): 1,7 Solids Content in weight: 100% Solids content in volume: 100% Compressive Strength: 55,2 MN/m² Tensile Strength: 15,4 MN/m² Flexural Strength: 55,9 MN/m²

DRY TIMES BY 20º C/RH 50% Touch dry: 3-6 hours Fully cured: 6- 12 hours Pot Life: 30 minutes

RECOMMENDED WET FILM THICKNESS 5 - 50 mm

RECOMMENDED DRY FILM THICKNESS 5 - 50 mm

THEORETICAL CONSUMPTION 1,2 m² at 5 mm thickness per 10 kg.

PRACTICAL CONSUMPTION Practical coverage depends on many factors such as porosity and roughness of the substrate and material losses during application.

SURFACE PREPARATION Concrete and stone surfaces should be dry and free from previous coatings, contaminants and loose material and at least four weeks old. Very smooth concrete or concrete with soft laitance should be etched with Surfa-Etch 108. Grease or oil should be removed with ND14 and the area thoroughly washed off and allowed to become completely dry. It is recommended to prime the area to be repaired with 5401 Impregnation Primer before applying the repair mortar. Allow the 5401 to flash off for approximately 30 – 60 minutes before applying the repair mortar.

DIRECTIONS FOR USE The pack contains a granular resinous material and one or more bottles (depending on the packaging size) of curing agent. Mix the granular resinous material with the curing agent on a board. It is important that mixing should be carried out very thoroughly. The ratio of resin to curing agent is critical and the mixing of part packs is not recommended.

APPLICATION CONDITIONS Temperature of material, air and substrate between 10 and 35°C and relative humidity below 85%. The substrate temperature must be at least 3°C above dew point.

APPLICATION & THINNING: RAKE/TROWEL Trowel vigorously over the prepared surface. Final levelling should be carried out with a steel float. To prevent ‘drag’ it is advisable to wipe the blade of the tool frequently with a rag moistened (but not saturated) with white spirit. The working life of the mixed product is half to one hour depending on temperature. If the product is used past its working life, trowelling will become difficult and adhesion reduced.

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