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Sikalastic®-745 Textured

Sikalastic®-745 Textured

Two-component, integrally textured, aliphatic, fast-curing, solvent-free, traffic bearing wear and top coat

Sikalastic®-745 Textured is a two-component, aliphatic, chemically cured, elastomeric polyurethane coating intended for use as the traffic bearing wear and top coat over polyurethane waterproofing membrane for pedestrian and vehicular traffic bearing applications, and as a protective top coat over polyurethane waterproofing membrane under a separate wearing course such as concrete or asphalt pavement, and tile in a setting bed.

  • Low odor and fast turnaround
  • Excellent crack-bridging properties and flexibility, even at low temperatures
  • Resistant to water and de-icing salts
  • Alkaline resistant
  • Range of standard colors
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Usage

  • Multi-story parking garages
  • Parking decks and ramps
  • Foot bridges and walkways
  • Mechanical rooms
  • Stadiums and arena
  • Plaza and rooftop decks
  • Balconies
 

Advantages

  • Low odor and fast turnaround
  • Excellent crack-bridging properties and flexibility, even at low temperatures
  • Resistant to water and de-icing salts
  • Alkaline resistant
  • Range of standard colors

Packaging

17.6 gal. kit - four 5 gal. pails (net 4 gal. each) Part A and four 1 gal. cans (net 0.4 gal. each) Part B

Color

Gray, Charcoal and Tan; custom colors available

Product Details

Product Information

Shelf Life

12 months in original, unopened containers

Storage Conditions

Store dry at 40–95 °F (4–35 °C).

Condition material to 65–85 °F (18–30 °C) before using.

Solid content by volume

100 %

(ASTM D-2697)

Volatile organic compound (VOC) content

See Product Safety Data Sheet
Technical Information

Shore A Hardness

85 +/- 5 (75 °F (24 °C) and 50 % R.H.)

(ASTM D-2240)

Tensile Strength

3200 +/- 300 psi (75 °F (24 °C) and 50 % R.H.)

(ASTM D-412)

Tear Strength

300 +/- 30 pli (75 °F (24 °C) and 50 % R.H.)

(Die C, ASTM D-624)

Chemical Resistance

Resistant to de-icing salts, and alkaline concrete and cementitious mortars/tile adhesives.

Application

Application Information

Pot Life

20–30 minutes
Consumption

Coverage

80 sf/gal. at 14 wet mils (14 dry mils)
70 sf/gal. at 16 wet mils (16 dry mils)
62 sf/gal. at 18 wet mils (18 dry mils)

  

Coverage rates provided are intended to achieve required wet film thickness under optimal conditions. Additional material may be required depending on substrate surface roughness and porosity, material , substrate and air temperatures, and other site-dependent factors. This will result in a lower coverage rate.
Application steps

MIXING

Thoroughly premix Part A using a mechanical mixer (Jiffy) at slow speed to obtain uniform color and mixture, making sure to scrape the solids and the aggregate from the bottom and sides of the pail. The aggregate should be evenly diffused in the resin. Pour part B into Part A slowly and while mixing scrape the side of the container, Mix the combined material thoroughly until a homogenous mixture and uniform color is obtained (typically 3 minutes). Use care not to allow the entrapment of air into the mixture.

APPLICATION

Wear coat: Apply at the recommended coverage rate 16 mils wet (70 sf/gal) using a 1/8” or 3/16” notched squeegee or trowel, and backroll using nap roller 3/8” to uniformly backroll prior to applying topcoat. It should be backrolled two times, one perpendicular to the other.

  

Top coat: Apply at the recommended coverage rate 16 mils wet (70 sf/gal) using a “1/8” or 3/16” notched squeegee or trowel, and backroll using nap roller 3/8” to uniformly backroll. The Top coat should be backrolled two times, one perpendicular to the other. Allow coating to cure a minimum of 4 hours at 70 °F and 50 % R.H.; coating must be tack free before overcoating. Allow coating to cure for a minimum of 36 hours before opening to vehicular traffic

   

Removal

Remove liquid coating immediately with dry cloth. Once cured, coating can only be removed by mechanical means.

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