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• Features & Benefits
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Features & Benefits

• 100% solids, solvent free
• Exhibits excellent chemical resistance in pH levels ranging from 1-14 at 25°C
• Excellent adhesion to properly prepared concrete, mild steel, and other substrates
• Excellent abrasion resistance
• May be used with or without Nitoflor FC Antislip Grains as a heavy-duty floor coating in applications such as chemical processing and drum storage areas, loading docks and ramps
• May also be used in conjunction with glass fibre cloth to increase the thickness of the system or to reinforce structures subjected to aggressive chemicals

Application Notes

• All concrete surfaces, which are to receive the coating, must be at least 28 days old or have a moisture content of less than 5%
• Designed to be used without primer, however, if the concrete substrate is considered porous, Nitoprime 25 can be used
• A maximum film thickness of 200 microns can be achieved on vertical surfaces per coat
• Stiff nylon brush or short nap roller is recommended for such application
• May be used in conjunction with glass fibre cloth to increase the thickness of the system or, where necessary, bridge fine cracks in the substrate, and can be used in conjunction with Nitoflor FC Anti-Slip Grains, fine or medium, to provide a heavy-duty slip-resistant flooring system
• Should be removed from tools and equipment with Fosroc Solvent 102 immediately after use. Cured material can only be removed mechanically
• Supplied in 4 litre packs - coverage 10m²/pack @ 400 microns

Limitations

• Substrate, ambient and product temperature should remain above 5°C to aid application
• Should not be applied on to surfaces known to, or likely to suffer from, rising dampness, potential osmosis problems or have a relative humidity greater than 75% as measured in accordance with BS 8203 Appendix A
• Application should not be undertaken when the prevailing relative humidity exceeds 90%
• May not be colour stable when in contact with some chemicals or direct sunlight. The colour change, due to sunlight, will not affect the performance of the protective system either on concrete or steel
• At material and substrate temperatures of 5°C the viscosity of the product will increase to make application difficult
• Must be cured for at least 7 days before facing long term chemical exposure
• Batch to batch shade variation may be experienced