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All existing surfaces must be structurally sound, dry and completely
clean. Remove all sealers, dirt, oil or any contaminant that may
act as a bond-breaker. For best results clean surfaces using mechanical
methods such as high-pressure power washing or abrasive blast. Clean
out debris from expansion joints and tape or mask off the joints
to prevent the material from filling the joint. All cracks should
be repaired prior to application of Stone Mason Concrete Resurfacer.
Patch damaged areas using Stone Mason Vinyl Patch. For minor imperfections
[1" (2.5 cm) in diameter and up to 1/2" (1.25 cm) deep]
use STONE MASON Concrete Resurfacer following the patching instruction
below. Do not use sweeping compounds or solvents for cleaning. Ensure
surface is damp.
To fill small holes, gouges or spalling 1" (2.5 cm) diameter
and up to 1/2" (1.25 cm) deep, use a mixing ratio of 4 parts
powder to 1 part water by volume. Mix thoroughly and apply to the
prepared surface with a flat steel trowel or putty knife. Patched
areas should be allowed to set firmly (30-45 minutes at 70°F/21°C)
before applying the resurfacing mixture. DO NOT OVERWATER. Additional
water will weaken the product and lower its strength.
Mix with water only at a ratio of 1 3/4 quarts (1.75 L) of clean
water for each 20 lb. (9 kg.) bag. For less than a full bag, mix
approx. 3 1/2 parts powder to 1 part water by volume. Place clean
water in the mixing bucket first, then add the powder. Mix vigorously
by hand with a margin trowel or with an electric drill and mixing
paddle until a lump-free consistency is achieved. DO NOT OVERWATER.
STONE MASON Concrete Resurfacer can be applied as thin as 1/16"
(0.16 cm) for resurfacing and up to 1/2" (1.25 cm) for patching
in small areas. After mixing pour the mixture onto the area and
spread evenly with a flat trowel using firm trowel pressure to ensure
maximum bond. Maintaining a wet edge when overlapping will help
to minimize natural color variations that can occur between areas.STONE
MASON Concrete Resurfacer can also be applied with a squeegee. For
improved traction, you can apply a textured broom finish to the
new surface using a clean, damp medium or fine bristle broom before
STONE MASON Concrete Resurfacer sets too firmly (about 10-15 minutes).
To obtain a professional look, the edge of the project should be
finished using a 3" paintbrush or edging tool while the surface
is still wet. On vertical surfaces such as concrete walls or steps,
trowel the material directly onto the prepared area. Smooth the
material to the desired finish.
Thick areas will take longer to set
than a thin coat and will reduce the overall coverage per bag.
The pot life of STONE MASON Concrete Resurfacer is approximately
30 minutes at 70°F (21°C) and will vary with the ambient
temperature. In warm weather use cold mixing water to extend the
working time. Discard any material that begins to set in the bucket.
Depending on weather conditions, STONE
MASON Concrete Resurfacer is ready for light foot traffic after
just 4 hours, and heavy traffic after 24 hours. To reduce staining
and damages STONE MASON Concrete Resurfacer should be sealed using
STONE MASON Concrete Sealer.
20 lb (9kg) bag will cover approximately 20 sq. ft. (1.5 m2) at
1/8" (0.3cm).
Do not install below 50°F (10°C) air and substrate temperature.
Do not mix this product with additives. Although repairing cracks
in the substrate is always recommended prior to installing STONE
MASON Concrete Resurfacer, we cannot warrant that cracks will not
reappear. DO NOT USE IN SWIMMING POOLS, FOUNTAINS OR AREAS THAT
WILL BE PERMANENTLY SUBMERGED. Avoid using this product if rain
or freezing temperatures are expected within 24 hours.
Store in cool dry area. Do not expose bags to the heat of the sun.
12 months in original unopened bag.
Corrosive. May cause eye injury. If product gets into eyes, flush
repeatedly with water and seek medical attention promptly. Avoid
skin contact. If contact occurs, wash exposed skin with water. Protective
eyewear should be worn.
Cement when mixed with water results in a solution of calcium hydroxide.
If splashed in eyes or on skin, flush thoroughly with water.
Calcium oxide
- Do a test patch first to determine suitability of product.
- All control joints, expansion joints, saw cuts should NOT be
covered by STONE MASON Concrete Resurfacer.
- In hot windy conditions protect the newly resurfaced area from
drying too fast.
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