Water based curing compound
Water based curing compound
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In the specs for a project ,it is specified to avoid using a curing compound for internal slabs. This is probably because it can cause stains, debonding issues with floor finishes, etc.
The contractor asked me if it is acceptable to use water based curing compound by Dayton Superior ? Would water based curing compound not have any issues that we usually have with other chemical based curing compounds? Has anyone used water based curing compound before ? If so, can I let them use it ?
The contractor asked me if it is acceptable to use water based curing compound by Dayton Superior ? Would water based curing compound not have any issues that we usually have with other chemical based curing compounds? Has anyone used water based curing compound before ? If so, can I let them use it ?
RE: Water based curing compound
RE: Water based curing compound
RE: Water based curing compound
It's a matter of talking to the supplier and finding out the limitations of the product. Were the specs produced by your firm? or by an outside Architect? or someone. If external and the employee is no longer there; for liability reasons, they should be the ones providing the answer.
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RE: Water based curing compound
RE: Water based curing compound
RE: Water based curing compound
RE: Water based curing compound
http://www.rocland.eu/en/concrete-curing-agent-wha...
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RE: Water based curing compound
Water-based concrete curing compound if formulated from hydrocarbon resins,it takes 4-6 weeks to dissipate from the
surface. Once dried, it is necessary to wait or use suitable petroleum solvent before the surface receive finishing ,tiling..So, Water based acrylic curing compounds are more suitable for indoor application..
I will suggest you to call and ask to the manufacturer of the proposed compound for your specific case..
https://www.wrmeadows.com/data/370.pdf
https://www.construction.basf.us/files/pdf/MBS_Cur...
https://saddingtons.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2015...
RE: Water based curing compound
Anything that says Wax Emulsion would not be appropriate. You can water cure or look at a solvent-based Cure & Seal type compound, which usually is compatible with standard flooring adhesives. While cure & seal type compounds are usually compatible with standard flooring adhesives, they won't do as well with leveling compounds.
RE: Water based curing compound
RE: Water based curing compound
RE: Water based curing compound
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-Dik
RE: Water based curing compound
A quick search finds several Dayton products that quote ASTM conformance so presumably not PVA.
RE: Water based curing compound
RE: Water based curing compound
Back to the burlap...
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-Dik