EverKrete 102 is a high-performance, thermoset vinyl polymer resin designed for concrete repair and surface overlays. Its unique formulation provides a fast cure, excellent weathering ability, and compatibility with various substrates. This resin can be used as a binder for EverKrete mortar or saturated with sand to create a tough, slip-resistant surface overlay. It also functions as an effective concrete primer, especially in temperatures between -18°C and +15°C.
EverKrete 102 is a thermoset vinyl polymer that cures through a chemical reaction initiated by the EverKrete Catalyst. This process results in a tough, durable, and flexible material suitable for various concrete repair applications. The resin's low viscosity allows for easy penetration and bonding to substrates, ensuring a strong and lasting repair.
Chemical Properties: Thermoset vinyl polymer resin, providing excellent resistance to weathering and chemical exposure.
Application Temperature Range: -18°C to +35°C (-0.4°F to 95°F) with EverKrete Accelerator, or 10°C to +35°C (50°F to 95°F) without. Ensure substrates are dry and clean for optimal adhesion.
Q: How do I prepare EverKrete 102 for application?
A: Pre-mix EverKrete 102 with a power mixer to disperse any settled material. Measure the required amount, add the catalyst, and mix thoroughly for 30-60 seconds before adding aggregates or sand.
Q: What is the curing time for EverKrete 102?
A: Full traffic use is achieved in 45-90 minutes. Pot life varies with temperature; approximately 20 minutes at 25°C (77°F) with 80% aggregate and 13 minutes without aggregate.
Q: Can EverKrete 102 be used in cold weather?
A: Yes, with the addition of EverKrete Accelerator, it can be used in temperatures as low as -18°C (-0.4°F). Refer to the EverKrete Accelerator TDS for detailed instructions.
Q: What substrates are compatible with EverKrete 102?
A: EverKrete 102 is compatible with cured concrete, 3:1 sand cement screed, masonry, pre-cast concrete, brickwork, and Hebel blocks. Ensure surfaces are clean and dry.
Q: How do I clean up after using EverKrete 102?
A: Clean tools immediately with acetone. Cured material can only be removed by mechanical means.