WHAT IS AQUAPLY SLP?
Aquaply SLP is self-leveling and penetrating,
100% solids epoxy for concrete, wood and metals. Can be made for application in high moisture conditions.
Zero Voc's.
 two component |
1:1 RATIO |
| self leveling |
squeegee, roll |
| penetrating |
displaces air&water |
| high solids,
100% |
durable & resistant |
| solvent free |
Zero to low VOC"s |
HANDLING AND PHYSICAL PROPERTIES
| Appearance |
amber or pigmented |
| Density (lb/gal) |
8-9 |
| Flash Point (closed cup) |
>215F |
| Gel time @ 50F/min |
60 |
| Full cure @ 50F/day |
4-5 wet or dry |
| Viscosity cps @ 77F |
1,000 |
| Coverage ft/gal |
150-200 @ 20-40mils |
| Hardness (Shore D) |
80 |
| Compressive Strength psi |
9,000 |
| Compressive Modulus ksi |
287 |
| Tensile Strength psi |
6,600 |
| Tensile Modulus ksi |
195 |
| % Elongation @ break |
16 |
| Flexural Strength, psi |
9.900 |
| Flexural Modulus, ksi |
308 |
| Abrasion resistance |
0.03 gm@ 1000 cycles wt. loss |
 Preparation
Maintenance
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COLORS,Thousands!
We
will custom color or color match for a solid color surface.
3M
colorquartz and other aggregates
are available in a variety of colors and sizes to
mix in the epoxy or broadcast on the surface for a non-skid
surface
In addition to the
aggregates, we have flakes in many colors and color
combinations.
The
rest is left to your imagination. Aquaply SLP can be used alone or with aggregates.
SHIPPING & FREIGHT
Part A,
1 Gallon,
Includes Marble Aggregate or Colorquartz of choice for
100-200 sq ft. |
Not Regulated |
Part B,
1 Gallon |
Not Regulated |
Colorquarts is a product of 3M.
STORAGE
May be kept in sealed containers @ Ambient temperature for 12-24 months.
PACKAGING
Available in gallons, pails, drums
PREPARATION
Concrete has cured for 10-14 days, vacuum or abrasive
Blasting removing all dirt and laitance. Repair defects
by Sacking method. Vacuum residual dust or pressure wash
with white vinegar solution and air dry. Do NOT use
petroleum fired heaters that will leave a film. Do NOT
use silicon fillers or caulk. |
What is
Aquaply SLP?
