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Synthetic resin based concrete protective fluid
DESCRIPTION
CEMCURE SH is a concrete protective and curing agent , applied to newly laid concrete surfaces to prevent moisture loss and to help ensure that the desired strength of the concrete is reached. CEMCURE SH can be applied also by brush or sponge.
CEMCURE SH applied to the concrete surface forms an uniform waterproof film which prevents early evaporation of the concrete water. CEMCURE SH is slowly disappear leaving the surface clean.
APPLICATION AREA
CEMCURE SH can be used for the protection all concrete surface as concrete curing agent.
ADVANTAGES
- Gives controlled concrete curing.
- No need for costly equipment for water supply
- Allows slow moisture evaporation.
- Quick and easy to use.
- Long lasting protection.
APPLICATION
CEMCURE SH is supplied ready for use, direct from the container, may be applied with a soft broom or low pressure spray equipment. Application may begin as soon as the surface will receive it without marking or pitting the surface. Spraying will allow earlier application.
CEMCURE SH is a resin emulsion which forms a membrane film when applied to the surface of the newly laid concrete. This membrane prevents the rapid evaporation of moisture from the concrete and aids the development of concrete strength. CEMCURE SH contains a dye, which fades with time, to indicate areas treated.
CEMCURE SH may be used on all types of concrete structures, particularly where other means of wet curing are difficult to carry out, such as vertical or sloping faces. Surfaces to which CEMCURE SH has been applied may be cement rendered, painted with a variety of coatings including resin emulsion, oil based and plastic types. Weathered film must be removed prior to treatment.
For 100% removal of CEMCURE SH, a light acid etching may be used.
PACKAGING
CEMCURE SH is packed in 30 litre drums.
DOSAGE
Six square metres per litre depending on the condition of the surface and the method of application. Ensure complete and even coverage in one application.
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