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Prime Coloured Sealer is a solvent-based acrylic sealer for new and existing concrete. It is blended in Australia, is UV resistant, and helps protect the surface from mould, staining, algae and moss while repelling dirt, grime and oils. Stir it well before use. It contains liquid hydrocarbons.
Key features
- Colours and refreshes new or existing concrete.
- UV resistant solvent-based acrylic, blended in Australia.
- Helps protect against mould, staining, algae and moss, and repels dirt, grime and oils.
- First coat is thinned with Prime Exposure Xylene Blend so it can penetrate the pores. The second coat is undiluted.
- Apply with a roller in an even coat with no pooling. A Viton seal spray unit can be used and normally needs one diluted coat plus two undiluted coats.
- Use a 10–20 mm nap roller on smooth or low-porosity surfaces, and a 25 mm nap roller on rough or porous surfaces such as exposed aggregate.
- A sealed surface can be slippery when wet. Prime Exposure Anti Slip glass beads can be applied with the sealer to reduce that risk.
- Printed colours are a guide. Check a physical sample for the finished colour.
Colours
Basalt, Black, Bluestone, Brick Red, Charcoal, Classic Cream, Cove, Dark Terracotta, Dune, Flint, Green, Grey, Jasper, Light Grey, Limestone, Monument, Paperbark, Papyrus, Peppercorn, Sandstone, Terracotta, Wallaby, Woodlands.
Surface preparation
- New concrete: allow at least 7 days to cure, then clean off grease, oil and other contaminants. The surface must be thoroughly dry. Moisture can turn the sealer white and cloudy, stop adhesion, and cause delamination.
- Existing concrete: pressure clean, preferably above 2000 psi. Remove loose cement and efflorescence with hydrochloric acid at about 9 parts water to 1 part acid. The acid ratio can change with the surface. Do not let the acid dry on the concrete. Rinse with fresh water and let the surface dry completely. Do not acid wash a surface that has been mechanically ground.
- Do not apply below 10°C or above 35°C, or if the temperature will fall below 10°C while the coating is drying. Do not apply if rain or dew is expected within 3 hours, or in excessively windy conditions.
How to apply
- Mix thoroughly before diluting or applying.
- First coat: 70% Prime Coloured Sealer and 30% Prime Exposure Xylene Blend. On dense or steel-trowelled concrete, thin the first coat to 50% sealer so it can penetrate.
- Apply an even coat with no pooling. At 25°C, wait at least 2 hours before the second coat. Cooler or more humid conditions need longer.
- Second coat: undiluted Prime Coloured Sealer.
- Do not drive or park on the coated surface for 7 days, so the resin can harden. Resin hardness can take up to 7 days at 25°C and 50% relative humidity.
- Clean equipment with Prime Exposure Xylene and let it dry.
Resealing
Pressure clean and let the surface dry. Apply Prime Exposure Xylene Blend to reactivate the existing sealer and help the new coat penetrate. Wait at least 4 hours, then apply one undiluted coat of Prime Coloured Sealer. Do not drive or park on it for 7 days.
Specifications
| Product | Prime Coloured Sealer |
|---|---|
| Type | Solvent-based acrylic coloured sealer |
| Thinning | Prime Exposure Xylene Blend on the first coat only |
| First coat | 70% sealer / 30% Xylene Blend. Use 50% sealer on dense or steel-trowelled concrete |
| Second coat | Undiluted |
| Application rate | 3–4 m² per litre per coat |
| Coverage | About 70–80 m² per 20 L drum |
| Time between coats | At least 2 hours at 25°C |
| Vehicle traffic | Do not drive or park on the surface for 7 days |
| Application temperature | 10°C to 35°C |
| Rain or dew | Do not apply if expected within 3 hours |
| New concrete | Cure at least 7 days before sealing |
| Clean up | Prime Exposure Xylene |
| Dangerous goods | UN 1866, Class 3, Packing group III, Hazchem 3Y. Proper shipping name: RESIN SOLUTION, flammable |
| Poison schedule | S6 |
Safety
Flammable liquid and vapour. Signal word: Danger. Keep away from heat, sparks, open flames and other ignition sources. No smoking. Use only with good ventilation and avoid breathing vapours. Wear a correctly fitted Australian Standard class P1 or P2 particulate respirator, plus overalls, safety glasses and impervious gloves. Avoid contact with skin and eyes. Keep out of reach of children. Do not swallow. Keep sealer and xylene out of sewer and stormwater drains. If swallowed, do not induce vomiting: rinse the mouth, give a glass of water, and get medical advice. Poisons Information Centre: 13 11 26. Full hazard classification, first aid and transport details are in the Safety Data Sheet (4 August 2022).
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Description
Prime Coloured Sealer is a solvent-based acrylic sealer for new and existing concrete. It is blended in Australia, is UV resistant, and helps protect the surface from mould, staining, algae and moss while repelling dirt, grime and oils. Stir it well before use. It contains liquid hydrocarbons.
Key features
- Colours and refreshes new or existing concrete.
- UV resistant solvent-based acrylic, blended in Australia.
- Helps protect against mould, staining, algae and moss, and repels dirt, grime and oils.
- First coat is thinned with Prime Exposure Xylene Blend so it can penetrate the pores. The second coat is undiluted.
- Apply with a roller in an even coat with no pooling. A Viton seal spray unit can be used and normally needs one diluted coat plus two undiluted coats.
- Use a 10–20 mm nap roller on smooth or low-porosity surfaces, and a 25 mm nap roller on rough or porous surfaces such as exposed aggregate.
- A sealed surface can be slippery when wet. Prime Exposure Anti Slip glass beads can be applied with the sealer to reduce that risk.
- Printed colours are a guide. Check a physical sample for the finished colour.
Colours
Basalt, Black, Bluestone, Brick Red, Charcoal, Classic Cream, Cove, Dark Terracotta, Dune, Flint, Green, Grey, Jasper, Light Grey, Limestone, Monument, Paperbark, Papyrus, Peppercorn, Sandstone, Terracotta, Wallaby, Woodlands.
Surface preparation
- New concrete: allow at least 7 days to cure, then clean off grease, oil and other contaminants. The surface must be thoroughly dry. Moisture can turn the sealer white and cloudy, stop adhesion, and cause delamination.
- Existing concrete: pressure clean, preferably above 2000 psi. Remove loose cement and efflorescence with hydrochloric acid at about 9 parts water to 1 part acid. The acid ratio can change with the surface. Do not let the acid dry on the concrete. Rinse with fresh water and let the surface dry completely. Do not acid wash a surface that has been mechanically ground.
- Do not apply below 10°C or above 35°C, or if the temperature will fall below 10°C while the coating is drying. Do not apply if rain or dew is expected within 3 hours, or in excessively windy conditions.
How to apply
- Mix thoroughly before diluting or applying.
- First coat: 70% Prime Coloured Sealer and 30% Prime Exposure Xylene Blend. On dense or steel-trowelled concrete, thin the first coat to 50% sealer so it can penetrate.
- Apply an even coat with no pooling. At 25°C, wait at least 2 hours before the second coat. Cooler or more humid conditions need longer.
- Second coat: undiluted Prime Coloured Sealer.
- Do not drive or park on the coated surface for 7 days, so the resin can harden. Resin hardness can take up to 7 days at 25°C and 50% relative humidity.
- Clean equipment with Prime Exposure Xylene and let it dry.
Resealing
Pressure clean and let the surface dry. Apply Prime Exposure Xylene Blend to reactivate the existing sealer and help the new coat penetrate. Wait at least 4 hours, then apply one undiluted coat of Prime Coloured Sealer. Do not drive or park on it for 7 days.
Specifications
| Product | Prime Coloured Sealer |
|---|---|
| Type | Solvent-based acrylic coloured sealer |
| Thinning | Prime Exposure Xylene Blend on the first coat only |
| First coat | 70% sealer / 30% Xylene Blend. Use 50% sealer on dense or steel-trowelled concrete |
| Second coat | Undiluted |
| Application rate | 3–4 m² per litre per coat |
| Coverage | About 70–80 m² per 20 L drum |
| Time between coats | At least 2 hours at 25°C |
| Vehicle traffic | Do not drive or park on the surface for 7 days |
| Application temperature | 10°C to 35°C |
| Rain or dew | Do not apply if expected within 3 hours |
| New concrete | Cure at least 7 days before sealing |
| Clean up | Prime Exposure Xylene |
| Dangerous goods | UN 1866, Class 3, Packing group III, Hazchem 3Y. Proper shipping name: RESIN SOLUTION, flammable |
| Poison schedule | S6 |
Safety
Flammable liquid and vapour. Signal word: Danger. Keep away from heat, sparks, open flames and other ignition sources. No smoking. Use only with good ventilation and avoid breathing vapours. Wear a correctly fitted Australian Standard class P1 or P2 particulate respirator, plus overalls, safety glasses and impervious gloves. Avoid contact with skin and eyes. Keep out of reach of children. Do not swallow. Keep sealer and xylene out of sewer and stormwater drains. If swallowed, do not induce vomiting: rinse the mouth, give a glass of water, and get medical advice. Poisons Information Centre: 13 11 26. Full hazard classification, first aid and transport details are in the Safety Data Sheet (4 August 2022).
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Prime Coloured Sealer - Product Information
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