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SURFACE PREPARATION:
1. Substrate must be clean, sound and free of materials such as paint, oil, curing compound, bond breaker, etc. that will inhibit bonding.

MIXING:
1. Organize personnel and equipment before mixing.
2. Use 1 part water to 2 parts of material.
3. Mixed material should have a temperature of about 70°F. Warmer material will set faster than expected and cooler material will have slower strength gain. Control the mixed temperature by protecting the bags of repair material from temperature extremes and adjust the mixed temperature by using hot or cold water.
4. Add potable water first then add material while mixing mechanically or by hand.
5. Do NOT add any other admixtures. Do NOT add sand, aggregate, or cement.
6. Mix until smooth, uniform, and lump-free (usually 3 to 5 minutes).
7. Do NOT re-temper.
8. Clean mixing bucket and tools between batches.

PLACEMENT:
1. Place material onto the dry substrate.
2. Surface and ambient temperatures must be at least 45°F and rising.
3. Protect adjacent surfaces with drop cloths, waterproof paper, or other means to maintain them free of material splashes, water, and debris.
4. Place material immediately after mixing.
5. Use a trowel or putty knife to finish smooth and flush with the surface.
6. Use a trowel, float, or sponge to match the texture of the surrounding area.
7. Material may be sanded as soon as it has dried (about 45 minutes after mixing). Sanding, if required, must occur within 28 days.
8. Material may be primed and painted as soon as it has dried because the Ph matches the concrete Ph at that time.
9. Apply waterproofing sealer or paint over the finished surface if the substrate may swell or deteriorate due to moisture.

CURING:
1. None required.

CLEAN UP:
1. Clean all tools immediately after use.
2. Clean excess material from surrounding areas immediately.