$69.00 – $345.00
Polymer X Plus is a concrete additive designed to modify Portland cement to achieve a tenacious bond when mixed with sand, lime, and water and applied over existing concrete surfaces. This modification gives the formulated product improved flexibility to adhere to any structurally sound concrete surface without any threat of freeze-thaw conditions.
PolymerX Plus is an absolute must when it comes to applying cementitious overlays over existing concrete. The polymer additive gives the necessary flexibility and adhesion for an overlay system or resurfacer to adhere and bond tightly to structurally sound concrete surfaces. It is even more critical for freeze-thaw conditions.
PolymerX Plus serves not only as a synthetic plastic additive for Portland cement but also provides waterproofing for suspended slabs, above-grade concrete, parking structures, and all other concrete that is susceptible to hydrostatic pressure that drives water from the soil up through the concrete surface. This hydrostatic pressure is the cause of many concrete coating product failures due to the forced hydration of moisture that is present in the ground underneath the concrete.
At the end of the day, a job well done or, a job poorly done, can depend on one simple step and one simple ingredient, to make it a great success or a miserable failure. When it comes to placing an overlay system on top of existing concrete, the answer that we have here at Concrete Design Systems is to Always include PolymerX Plus in your product applications.
PolymerX Plus is water-based and is AT RISK OF FREEZING at temperatures of 32 degrees Fahrenheit. Store in temperatures above freezing and not above 90 degrees Fahrenheit.
This product is non-hazardous under the OSHA Hazard Communication Standard (29CFR1910.1200)
Contains Ethylene Vinyl Acetate Copolymer, Water
EXAMPLE:
Using a 5-gallon pale, pour 1-gallon PolymerX Plus into a 5-gallon Pale. Add 1-1/3 quarts type “s” lime. Using a power drill and mortar mixing paddle – mix thoroughly. Add 1-gallon Portland type 1-2 cement with 1 quart of water – mix thoroughly. Add 3-gallons #20/4095( for patching ) or #50/4010( for finish coat ) silica sand. Add water for desired consistency.
Patch mixture using #20/4095 silica sand, will cover an average of 25 sq.ft./gallon at 3/8” depth of spalling.
Finish coat mixtures using #50/4010 silica sand, will cover an average of 70 sq.ft./gallon with an average rate of 1/8” thickness.
Variables to consider are porosity, roughness, and texture of the concrete surface, which will dictate the square foot rate of coverage for both the patching and finishing applications.
Example using a 500 sq. ft. driveway
Patch Mix Rate( using #20/4095 silica sand )
25 sq.ft./gallon average coverage with surface spalling damages at an average depth of 3/8” thick.
Using our example of a 500 sq.ft driveway that has 1/2 ( 250 sq.ft.) of surface damage, at an average depth of 3/8″ thick.
Divide 250 sq.ft. by 25 sq. ft/gallon = 10-gallons of total mixture = 2-gallons PolymerX Plus.
Finish Coat Rate( using #50/4010 silica sand ).
70 sq.ft./gallon average coverage at 1/8” average thickness.
Divide 500 sq. ft by 70 sq.ft. = 7.14 gallons of total mixture = 1.43 gallons PolymerX Plus.
Total gallons of PolymerX Plus used( 2 + 1.43 ) = 3.43 Gallons
Total PolymerX Plus to order = 5 gal
( It’s always better to have More than Not enough! )
Concrete Design Systems guarantees that this product is free from manufacturing defects and complies with our published specifications. If the buyer proves that the goods received do not conform to these specifications or were defectively manufactured, the buyer’s remedies shall be limited to either the return of the goods and repayment of the purchase price or the replacement of the defective material at the option of the seller. Concrete Design Systems Makes No Other Warranty, Expressed Or Implied, And All Warranties Of Merchantability And Fitness For A Particular Purpose Are Hereby Disclaimed. Concrete Design Systems shall not be liable for damages caused by the application of its products over concrete with excessive moisture vapor transmission or alkalinity. Concrete Design Systems shall not be liable for any injury incurred in a slip and fall accident. The manufacturer or seller shall not be liable for prospective profits or consequential damages resulting from the use of this product.