installation instructions —
Cementitious Polyurethane
Flooring System
Perdüre UMC- SL
installation
instructions perdüre umc-tg
Part 4—Application of Top
Coat / Termination & Repair
Mixing
- Add equal parts of Part I and Part II to mixer and blend for
30 seconds. Add the pigment (except for neutral color) to the Part
1 prior to mixing.
- Weigh out 7 lbs (about 1gallon) of Part III powder and add slowly
to the mix (while mixer is running) and allow to blend for 3-4
minutes. Be sure to ‘wet-out’ all parts of mix, scraping sides
and bottom of mixer during mixing. Ll powder must be uniformly
blended with no visible lumps of dry powder.
Application
- Place mixture on floor and spread with a squeegee to a coverage
rate of 100 ft2/kit (or as otherwise specified) and
immediately backroll lightly with a loop roller. Keep roller cleaned
with isopropyl alcohol. Do not backroll the material excessively.
- Leave ‘wet line’ or puddle of material between batches to avoid
‘knit-lines’ in the finished system. Maximum working time is 10-15
at 70-75°F. To extend the working life 5 minutes, add 5-10% Isopropyl
Alcohol to the urethane resin during mixing, prior to adding the
powder.
Termination points at the end of the day should be made at doorways,
expansion joints, etc. If it is not possible to terminate at these
points, 2" masking tape should be placed in a straight line
at the ending point. Carefully trowel the material up to and slightly
over the inside edge of the tape. Allow material to cure for about
30 minutes and remove the tape.
Terminations, Crack Repair, Joint Treatments
- All free edges (perimeters, terminations adjoining cove base
or control/expansion joints, or along gutters or drains) require
‘keyed in’ extra anchor to distribute mechanical and thermal stresses.
This can be achieved using a chipping hammer or saw.
- All expansion joints must be exposed through the system. Control
joints (saw cuts) and cold joints should also ideally be exposed
through the Perdüre UMC but may be overlaid if the facility
owner accepts that future telegraphing cracks may develop if expansion/contraction
movement occurs in the substrate joint. To overlay a control joint,
fill with rigid epoxy (Perdüre EJF), Perdüre UMC-SL or
Perdüre
UMC-CO. Consult with your technical representative on use of flexible
epoxy crack isolation membrane as a surface treatment over filled
control joints and cold joints. Do not overlay expansion joints.
- Cracks: Route cracks larger than 1/16" and fill with rigid epoxy,
Perdüre UMC-SL or CO and reinforce with minimum 12" wide fiberglass
cloth. Consult with your technical representative on use of flexible
epoxy crack isolation membrane as a surface treatment over filled
cracks.
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