Sikagard® H 1000

Alberta DOT, Type 1c

100% silane

18 months when properly stored

Store in unopened containers in a clean, dry area between 35 and 110 °F (2 and 43 °C). Keep from freezing.

Water repellency after heavy abrasion

Elevated Temperature Volatility

0.35 in (9 mm)

average depth, depending upon substrate

Water Absorption, %

Water Exclusion, %

Water weight gain, % reduction

Typical drying time for Sikagard® H 1000 is 4–6 hours at 70 °F (21 °C) and 50% relative humidity. Cooler temperatures or higher relative humidity can extend the drying time.

250–400 ft²/gallon (6–10 m²/L)
Coverage may vary greatly with the porosity of the substrate; extremely porous substrate may require two coats. Perform test panels to ensure desired results and coverage rates.

• Do not apply during inclement weather or when inclement weather is anticipated within 12 hours.
• To prevent damage to nearby shrubbery and landscaping, cover or protect with drop cloth.
• Protect asphalt-based products such as roofing materials or plastic products from overspray.
• Caution should be taken with specialty-coated glass. Small areas should be tested prior to application to ensure the product does not discolor the coating. Plastic windows will turn opaque when sprayed with this product.
• Sikagard® H 1000 will not inhibit water penetration through unsound or cracked surfaces or surfaces with defective flashing, caulking, or structural waterproofing.
• Variations in the texture and porosity of the substrate will affect the coverage and performance of the product.
• Paint line striping after the application of Sikagard® H 1000.
• Windows or other non-absorbent substrates subject to overspray should be clean and contaminate-free at the time of application. Cleaning may be required after application if dirt or dust is present for the silane to react with.
• Make certain the most current versions of the product data sheet and SDS are being used.
• • Proper application is the responsibility of the user. Field visits by Sika personnel are for the purpose of making technical recommendations only and are not for supervising or providing quality control on the jobsite.

1. Verify substrate has properly cured. Concrete should obtain 80% of design strength, typically achieved within 14–28 days.
2. Clean all surfaces of all sand, surface dust and dirt, oil, grease, chemical films and coatings, and other contaminants prior to application. Power wash, sandblast, or shotblast as necessary to achieve the desired surface condition. Repoint any loose, disintegrated, or cracked mortar and allow a minimum of 72 hours of drying time before application.
3. Air, substrate, and material temperatures should be 20 °F (-7 °C) and rising at the time of the application. The substrate must be frost-free. Do not apply sealer when temperatures are expected to fall below 20 °F (-7 °C) within 12 hours or when rain is expected within 4 hours following application. Maximum application temperature is 95 °F (35 °C). May be applied to slightly damp surfaces.
4. Crack control, caulking, patching, and expansion joint sealants can be installed before or after the application of the sealer. Allow adequate curing time following the sealant manufacturer’s recommendations. Following the application, remove the excess product that might pond on a concave sealant joint.

1. Test a small area of the surface (minimum 5 by 5 ft [1.5 by 1.5 m]) before general application to ensure desired performance results, aesthetics, and coverage rates and to verify application technique. Allow 5–7 days for the product to fully react before evaluation. Contact Technical Service for details.
2. Stir material thoroughly before and during application.
3. For horizontal surfaces, apply with a flooding action. The sealer may be applied with low-pressure spray, followed by brooming for even distribution.
4. For vertical surfaces, apply by low-pressure, non-atomizing sprayer. Apply from the bottom up for uniform distribution of the sealer. Apply to saturation, with a controlled rundown of 8" (20 cm). In certain cases, a mist coat before the general application will help break the surface tension and ensure maximum penetration of the saturation coat.

Clean equipment with xylene or SikaSwell®-990.