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Identification & Functionality
- Technologies
- Product Families
Features & Benefits
- Labeling Claims
- Ready-to-Use Product Features
- Primary Benefits
- Rapid performance.
- Precipitates calcium-ions.
- Vapor permeable.
- Reduces freeze/ thaw spall.
- UV resistant.
- Stops seepage.
- Stops moisture migration.
- Hardens surface.
- Increases density.
- Method of Application
Apply HomeSeal by means of spraying with a conventional, airless (60 psi or below), or Hudson pump up type sprayer. Apply to clean and damp concrete surfaces Agitate the sealer as indicated on the label; utilize as is. Do not dilute or otherwise alter the material. Caution should be taken to avoid over applying the product by means of puddling. Read all documentation before using. Applicator must determine if his/her project is suited for this product; test a small area first. Do not spray on Aluminum, Copper, Glass or Plastic
Applications & Uses
- Markets
- Applications
- Application Area
- Application Method
- Compatible Substrates & Surfaces
- Technology
HomeSeal is a proprietary aqueous solution with special penetrating agents that help deep sealing of concrete that has severe moisture problems, sluffing or dusting.
- Typical Uses
Typical Uses for HomeSeal when you have porous concrete, a broom finished floor, soft chalking concrete or serious existing water migration problems. Good for interior or exterior conditions.
- Plant or Office Floors
- Warehouse Floors
- Parking Decks
- Industrial Facilities
- Basement Floors and Poured Walls
- Garage Floors
- Sidewalks and Driveways
- Concrete Patios and Retaining Walls
- Anywhere that you have Concrete, Seal, Protect and Condition with EOS HydraSeal
- Stops Dusting and Chalking
- Stops Salt Erosion and Degradation
- Surface Preparation
All concrete must be clean, raw concrete, no paint or sealers. To remove algae spray down with a 50/50 mixture of Clorox and tap water. Deck brush and hose or mop down to rinse. Allow area to semi dry and apply HomeSeal with a inexpensive low-pressure (garden type) pump sprayer that you can use for both products.
The material to be treated should be free of non-integral dust, dirt, mildew, algae or alkali salts and dampened (no standing water). If being applied to an existing structure, the substrate should be thoroughly washed to remove all efflorescence, dirt, mildew and fungi.
- Application on Floors
- Floor must be damp before applying HomeSeal. Use clean damp tap water to dampen.
- Fill your sprayer with HomeSeal and apply a wet application to the floors using a left- right and then up down motion for optimum coverage. Apply only enough product to create a shiny wet layer of sealer. Product will penetrate in 7 to 10 minutes. Do not let product puddle, mop up excess in low place after 10 minutes.
- Apply 2 consecutive wet applications of HomeSeal 30 to 45 minutes apart while floor is still damp from the previous application. Use a left-right motion to leave a shiny wet application of liquid sealer on the surface. HomeSeal will penetrate the concrete surface in 7 to 10 minutes leaving just a damp looking surface. Reapply the second application while the surface is still damp for best results. A 3rd. application maybe applied for extra sealing strength if desired.
- Use a deck brush and a liberal amount of water 6 to 12 hours after the last application, vigorously brush to remove all residual sealer and purged contaminates from all surfaces that are to be painted or have other coatings or adhesives applied.
- Allow sealer 10 days to cure before applying paint or another topical treatment.
- Allow product to cure the full 10 days before applying NCS-2O Negative.
- Use a dry deck brush and vacuum to remove any purged lime or dust that may be on the surface before applying NCS-2O Negative.
- Using the same clean sprayer apply NCS-2O Negative in a left to right and then a up down motion for complete coverage. Allow a maximum of 1 hour for NCS-2O Negative to begin it's curing process and then repeat a second application. Do not allow the product to puddle after 20 minutes, mop up excess from low spots.
- After and between applications clean your sprayer with clean tap water, run pressurized water through the nozzle.
- Application on Walls
- Fill your sprayer with HomeSeal and apply a wet application to the walls spraying from the top down using a left right and then up down motion for optimum coverage. Apply only enough product so as not to create run-off of the HomeSeal. A 12 inch sag in the sealer is maximum. Repeat the application within 30 to 45 minutes.
- Apply 2 consecutive wet applications of HomeSeal 30 to 45 minutes apart while wall is still damp from the previous application. Use a left right, up down motion to leave a shiny wet application of liquid sealer on the surface. HomeSeal will penetrate the concrete surface in 5 to 10 minutes leaving just a damp looking surface. Reapply the second application while the surface is still damp for best results. A 3rd. application maybe applied for extra sealing strength if desired.
- Use a deck brush and a liberal amount of water 6 to 12 hours after the last application, vigorously brush to remove all residual sealer and purged contaminates from all surfaces that are to be painted or have other coatings or adhesives applied.
- Allow sealer 10 days to cure before applying paint or another topical treatment.
- Allow product to cure the full 10 days before applying NCS-2O Negative.
- Use a dry deck brush and vacuum to remove any purged lime or dust that may be on the surface before applying NCS-2O Negative.
- Using the same clean sprayer apply NCS-2O Negative in a left to right and then a up down motion for complete coverage. Allow a maximum of 1 hour for NCS-2O Negative to begin it's curing process and then repeat a second application. Do not allow the product to puddle.
- After and between applications clean your sprayer with clean tap water, run pressurized water through the nozzle.
Properties
- Typical Properties
| Value | Units | Test Method / Conditions | |
| Boiling Point | 214.0 | °F | — |
| Coverage (Horizontal) | 150 - 200 | square feet per gallon | — |
| Coverage (Vertical) | 100 - 150 | square feet per gallon | — |
| Flash Point | 0.0 | — | — |
| Freezing Point (As Liquid) | 32.0 | °F | — |
| Penetration | Variable with Density | — | — |
| pH (Cured) | 7.9 | — | — |
| U.V. Resistance (QUV 7500 Hrs) | Pass | — | — |
Packaging & Availability
- Package
Available in five (5) gallon pails and fifty five (55) gallon drums.
Storage & Handling
- Storage
Storage should be maintained in sealed containers between 40° F and 100° F and out of direct sunlight.