Sikafloor Garage, Water-Based Epoxy Paint, 6Kg

Beware of condensation! The temperature of the substrate and uncured material on the surface must be at least 3˚C higher than the dew point, to reduce the risk of condensation and delamination of the finished surface. Note: Conditions of low temperatures and high humidity increase the probability of surface delamination.

No rising moisture per ASTM D4263, (polyethylene sheet test).

The waiting time, before applying products over Sikafloor® Garage, is:

Times are approximate and are affected by environmental changes, especially temperature and relative humidity.

Note: Times are approximate and are affected by changes in ambient conditions, especially temperature and relative humidity.

0.2 – 0.3 kg/m²/layer, applied with a roller.

These values ​​are theoretical and do not take into account additional consumption due to surface porosity, surface profile, unevenness or losses, etc. For detailed information, please refer to the Sikafloor® MultiDur WS-12 System Data Sheet.

Select the most appropriate equipment needed for the project:

SUPPORT PREPARATION EQUIPMENT

▪ Abrasive sandblasting system

▪ Milling machine

▪ Scarifying machine

MIXING EQUIPMENT

▪ Double paddle electric mixer, ~700 W, 300–400 rpm

APPLICATION EQUIPMENT

▪ Nylon rollers with short thread, 12 mm (0.472 in)

1. Mix Component A, the resin, until the color pigment is dispersed and a uniform color is obtained.
2. Add Component B, the hardener, over Component A.
3. IMPORTANT: Do not over mix. Mix Component A + Component B continuously for ~2 minutes, until a uniform color mixture is obtained.
4. To ensure complete mixing, pour the material into another container and mix again until a smooth and uniform mixture is obtained.
5. During the final mixing step, scrape the sides and bottom of the mixing bowl with a trowel or straight-edged spatula at least once to ensure thorough mixing.

IMPORTANT

Damaged finish due to heating with fossil fuel equipment

Gas, oil or paraffin heating equipment produces large amounts of carbon dioxide and water vapor, which can adversely affect the finish. For temporary heating, use only electric warm air blowing systems. Do not use gas, oil, paraffin or other fossil fuel heating equipment.

IMPORTANT

Ventilation of closed spaces

Always ensure good ventilation when applying the product in an enclosed space.

IMPORTANT

Surface gloss variation

Uneven application thicknesses, substrate absorption and variations in temperature and humidity can cause gloss differences in the surface finish.

PRIMER

1. Pour the mixed primer onto the prepared substrate and apply with a brush, roller or trowel.

2. Roll back in two directions perpendicular to each other. Note: Make sure the substrate is covered with a continuous, non-porous layer. If necessary, apply two coats of primer.

3. Confirm that the waiting or overcoating time has been reached before applying subsequent products. See individual primer data sheet.

COVER LAYER

1. Apply the product to the prepared substrate using a short wire roller in two directions perpendicular to each other. Note: Maintain a "wet" edge during application to achieve a continuous finish.

2. Light colors such as yellow or orange may require multiple coats to achieve full opacity.

SURFACE SEALING LAYER WITH SCATTERED AGGREGATE

1. Pour the mixed product onto the support. Note: For consumption, see Application Information section.

2. Spread the product evenly on the surface with a trowel.

3. Roll back the surface in two directions perpendicular to each other with a medium thread roller. Note: Maintain a "wet edge" during application to achieve a continuous finish.

Clean all tools and application equipment with water immediately after use. The already hardened material can only be removed mechanically.