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SurePoxy HiBild provides a stress-relieved coating for concrete, masonry, and steel surfaces. It provides a high build chemical, abrasion, and water resistant, tile-like coating. The glossy finish resists industrial detergents and graffiti and is suitable for use both indoors or outdoors as a high build protective and waterproofing coating. Excellent for coating rebar before patching, to protect the steel from corrosion that might get into concrete. SurePoxy HiBild is resistant to salt and their ions.
- Directions
Surface Preparation: Satisfactory performance of SurePoxy HiBild is dependent upon the surface to which it will be applied. Only sound clean surfaces should be coated. All cracks, spalls, voids, pitting, and surface imperfections must be repaired prior to application. Concrete should be at least 28 days old (depending on curing and drying conditions) or substantially cured to the equivalent design strength prior to coating application. Remove oil, wax, curing compound, laitance, and other foreign matter prior to application to achieve adequate adhesion. The surface shall be uniformly roughened to a degree similar in appearance to coarse sandpaper -aggregate may show. Follow ICRI Guidelines to achieve a CSP of 2-4 prior to application. Steel - Sandblast to appropriate finish. Expansion/control joints, joint sealants, floor drains and floor termination joints require special attention. SurePoxy HiBild will not usually adhere to sealant joints. Test first.
Mixing: Stir each component and then combine into a clean container. Combining ratio is 1:1 by volume. Stir the mixture thoroughly with a paint mixer attached to a low speed (500 rpm.) drill for 2 minutes. Re-stir before using, after 5-8 minutes induction period.
Application: Apply with 3/8* - 7/16" nap roller, brush or spray Allow each coat to dry before applying the next coat, however, never wait more than 24 hours before recoating.
Note: To provide a non-slip surface, simply sprinkle an excess, approximately 1/3 lbs/ft2 of SurePoxy Mortar Aggregate on the surface of the first coat while it is still wet. When it is dry, sweep off excess and apply second coat.
Properties
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- Typical Properties
| Value | Units | Test Method / Conditions | |
| Coverage Rate (4 mils thick) | 200.0 | ft²/gallon | - |
| Coverage Rate (8 mils thick) | 400.0 | ft²/gallon | - |
| Dry Film Thickness (1st Coat) | 8.0 | mils | ASTM D-1005 |
| Dry Film Thickness (2nd Coat) | 8.0 | mils | ASTM D-1005 |
| Final Cure | 7.0 | Days | - |
| Flexibility (Fed. Spec. TT-P-115) | No Cracking Observed & No Delamination | - | - |
| Initial Cure | 8.0 | Hours | - |
| Mixing Ratio (by volume) | 1:1 | - | - |
| NVM | 100.0 | % | - |
| Sagging | 10.0 | mils | ASTM D-4400 |
| Tack Free | 4 - 5 | Hours | |
| Tensile Strength (7 Days) | 2250.0 | psi | MSMT 609 |
| Viscosity | 13000 - 14000 | cps | ASTM D-1084 |
| VOC | 0.0 | grams/liter | - |
Technical Details & Test Data
- Chemical Resistance - Immersion
Reagent Exposure Results Acetic Acid 5% 1 month SS Acetic Acid 10% 1 month S Acetic Acid 50% 1 month failed Butyl Alcohol 1 month S Calcium Chloride 78% 1 month U Carbon Tetrachloride 1 month S Citric Acid 10% 1 month U Cotton Seed Oil 1 month U Detergent Solution 1 month U Ethyl Acetate 1 month U Ethylene Glycol 1 month SS Gasoline 1 month S Hydrochloric Acid 10% 1 day S Hydrogen Peroxide, 20% 1 month S Lard 1 month U Jet Fuel JP-4 1 month S Lactic Acid 3% 1 month U Lactic Acid 10% 1 month S Lactic Acid 50% 1 week failed Methyl Ethyl Ketone 1 month failed Methanol month 1 month failed MIBK 1 month failed Mineral Oil 1 day failed Phosphoric Acid 85% 1 month S Motor Oil 1 month U Sea Water 1 month U Sodium Hydroxide 1 month U Sulfuric Acid 20% 2 months failed Toluene 1 month S Water 1 month U Codes:
S - Satisfactory
SS - Slightly Softened
U - Unaffected- Technical Information
Test results were achieved under laboratory conditions. Statistical variations will occur based upon mixing methods, temperature & humidity, test methodology, site conditions, curing conditions, application methods, and equipment.
Safety & Health
- Precautions
For increased chemical and abrasion resistance, apply K Pro CRS on top of SurePoxy HiBild. This product is not designed to be submerged in chemicals for long periods, nor is it meant to be subjected to temperatures above 120°F. Avoid driving or parking rubber tire vehicles or using surface for storage until SurePoxy HiBild is thoroughly cured. SurePoxy HiBild forms a vapor barrier after cure. Do not apply to surfaces where vapor can condense under the coating. Store this product between 50-90°F. Condition the material to between 60-80o F, prior to use. Minimum substrate and air temperature for application is fifty degrees Fahrenheit. Concrete should be at least 28 days old (depending on curing and drying conditions) or substantially cured to the equivalent design strength prior to coating application. Due to ultraviolet light, all epoxy coatings will eventually develop a yellowish cast and lose some gloss in time. Read Safety Data Sheet before using. Please refer to the General Epoxy Instructions and Concrete Substrate Preparation technical reports for complete details on proper application.
Packaging & Availability
- Packaging
2 gallon unit
10 gallon unit
100 gallon unit
Storage & Handling
- Pot Life
- 45-55
- Shelf Life
- 1 year min.