DAMAGED CONCRETE REPAIR

SOMAY "HYCOTE" 461 - POLYAMINE EPOXY FAIRING COMPOUND

Two-component, 100% volume solids, can be applied to new, fresh, "green", un-cured concrete, eliminating the normal 28 day curing period for freshly poured concrete floors.  This provides a major time-saver on floor construction projects, because "HYCOTE" 461 will cure in moist conditions, including under water.  Has exceptional abrasion and impact resistance, so can withstand heavy vehicular traffic and even 13,000 P.S.I. water blast, so it is easy to keep clean.  Has exceptional adhesion to properly prepared surfaces, including surfaces under water.  Used as the floor protective coating in extremely corrosive plant environments, such as sugar mills, citrus, food and beverage manufacturing/ processing plants, etc.  "HYCOTE" 461 has a thicker consistency than "HYCOTE" 151, so is excellent for use in making floor repairs in problematic areas. 100% Vol. Solids = 1,604 sq.ft./gal./mil DFT.
Product Data Sheet

SOMAY/VANDEX SUPER

is a dry cementitious powder mixture of rapid-hardening Portland cement, specially treated quartz sand, and a compound of active inorganic chemicals. When mixed with clean water and then applied to clean, sound cement surfaces with "open" pores, Vandex SUPER, by capillary/crystallization action, will chemically seal the pores and create in-depth permanent waterproofing and protection of the concrete from chloride ion intrusion, which can cause long-term damage to rebars. Vandex SUPER can be applied to the positive or negative pressure side of a concrete tank, wall or floor with equal effectiveness, and resists hydrostatic pressure (tested to 486 P.S.I. head pressure). On new concrete floors subject to vehicular traffic, the Vandex SUPER should be applied to the wet, freshly poured concrete as a dry powder (NOT mixed with water), so the Vandex SUPER is power troweled into the concrete finish surface … thus the waterproofing and chloride ion protection will be permanently in the concrete.

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To Repair Damaged Concrete