Its quick build of compressive strength permits heavy forklift traffic in just minutes after placement. The product’s low viscosity (24 cps) allows penetration into hairline cracks and sand fillers resulting in excellent adhesion to concrete.
Formulated for use in either interior or exterior applications, TuffPatch Turbo can be applied to 20° F and up to 90° F on dry substrates ONLY.
USES
- Fill and repair spalls and non-moving cracks prior to applying seamless floor coatings.
- Rebuild spalled control joints
- Grade transitions
- Patch and Grout Replacement in: Warehouses, Chemical plant, Manufacturing and printing plants, Food processing and pharmaceutical facilities and Auto service areas and parking garages
ADVANTAGES
- Easy to use (eliminates need for bucket mixing)
- Can be applied down to 20°F
- Builds compressive strength rapidly
- Ultra low viscosity with excellent wetting and penetrating capabilities
- Supports heavy traffic loads in 15 minutes
- Quick turn-around service time
Surface Preparation: The concrete substrate must be clean, sound, and free of dust or standing water. Remove all curing compounds, coatings, loose concrete, and debris by abrasive blasting or chipping. For best results, saw cut edges of the patch area to a depth of 1/4”. Where oil or grease build-up is present, the surface must be degreased to ensure strong adhesion. If contaminants continue to exist after repeated cleanings, additional concrete must be removed to reach clean, sound substrate material. Mixed product is extremely fast. Mix only the amount of material that can be used in 3-5 minutes.
Warning: TuffPatch Turbo #620 is moisture sensitive and should not be applied to wet or moist surfaces.
Applying: TuffPatch Turbo #620 is applied in six (6) easy steps:
- Clean the area to be repaired
- Vacuum and remove all debris
- Fill repair area with silica sand
- Mix TuffPatch Turbo #620 liquids
- Saturate the silica sand with TuffPatch Turbo #620
- Clean up any overspill
Watch the Installation Video
Clean up & Disposal: Wash hands with soap and water. Clean any tools used with a general-purpose solvent such as xylene or lacquer thinner. Dispose of in accordance to local and state regulations.
