X-Seal Acrylic-120C cures at ambient temperature within a few minutes of mixing with the supplied catalyst. To give it time to penetrate into the host before curing, it is important to apply it within two or three minutes of mixing.
There are three suggested approaches, depending on the scale of the job.
Using the air-powered spray gun, it takes less than one minute to apply a litre of Acrylic-120C.
A full bottle of catalyst is used with a full can of impregnant. Simply pour it in, attach the spraygun, shake and spray.
The spraygun requires an air supply at 2 bar pressure and a flow of 6 CFM.
1. Pour total contents into sealant.
2. Attach can to spray gun.
3. Shake to mix
4. Apply
Rinse all equipment well in cold water before the sealant cures.
Where small areas are to be treated, there are three main approaches for applying Acrylic-120C. The hand sprayer is suitable for soaking an area with impregnant, or for smaller areas use a pipette. For fine work, a hypodermic syringe is most suitable.
The hand sprayer is supplied with the X-Seal A-120 Tool Box and is also available separately.
Pipettes, gloves and a syringe are available in a Non-Spray Toolbox.
There are different ways to mix Acrylic-120, depending on the scale of the job
Once mixed with catalyst, the sealant/impregnant should be applied immediately.
It can be applied by
Rinse all equipment well in cold water before the sealant cures.
Because X-Seal Acrylic-120 cures rapidly, to give time to cover large areas or surfaces, a specialist sprayhead is used.
This system mixes the impregnant with the catalyst at the sprayhead, making it possible to spray large areas at a time.
The specialist spray head is powered by compressed air and fed from containers of two-pack impregnant.
For this application, a special formulation of Acrylic-120C is used; the impregnant is mixed wth the catalyst in the ratio of 1:1 (instead of 9:1 for other applications).
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