POLASEAL E is a water-based, single component water repellent treatment for use on a wide variety of
wood and composite substrates. It penetrates the surface and then cures by reaction with
carbon dioxide in the air to lock itself into the pore structure of the substrate. POLASEAL E is highly effective as a single coat treatment and will not alter the appearance of the substrate.
OUTSTANDING FEATURES:
§ Low odor, very low toxicity, easy handling and clean-up, environmentally safe
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Resists deterioration from UV rays, microbiological activity and environmental pollutants
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Active ingredients will
not evaporate, migrate, or wash away after treatment
§ Stops liquid phase water penetration with just one coat
§ Reduces damage from de-icing chemicals on masonry and salts on
wood
§ Provides consistently high water-repellency protection
§ Allows the treated surface to breathe
SPECIFICATIONS:
Sealer Type: | Siloxane emulsion |
VOC: | Zero |
Pot Life: | One component |
Shelf Life: | 12 months |
Recommended Penetration: | Up to 1/2" |
Coverage: | 80 - 100 square feet/gallon |
Packaging: | 1 gallon and 5 gallon pails |
Color: | Clear |
APPLICATION:
Caution! READ THIS ENTIRE DATA SHEET BEFORE CONTINUING.
POLASEAL E is always used as a single coat treatment. Surfaces to be treated must be clean and free of loose debris, dirt, mildew, oils and grease. The surface may be damp but not wet. A dry surface is preferable since it will allow maximum penetration of POLASEAL
E into the substrate.
As a water-repellent treatment on masonry:
Apply POLASEAL E by brush, roller or low pressure spray techniques. Low pressure spray is recommended where practical for rapid and thorough application of POLASEAL
E. For a vertical surface, start at the top and use horizontal strokes. Fully saturate the surface with POLASEAL
E. When spraying, apply enough material to generate a slight rundown of product. For a horizontal surface, start at one edge and work backward, toward the opposite edge, applying enough POLASEAL
E to saturate the surface. The surfaces must be permitted to dry after treatment for proper cure to take place.
As a water-repellent treatment for wood:
POLASEAL E will effectively treat most types of raw unpainted wood. By treating the wood, the discoloration from water attack and fungal attack will be greatly reduced. Treat the wood by dampening with a heavy spray, roller or brush application of POLASEAL
E. Treated wood must be given time to dry before contact with water.
PRECAUTIONS:
Keep container tightly closed when not in use. Do not ingest. Avoid contact with skin and eyes. In case of contact, flush with clear water for 15 minutes. For contact with eyes, get immediate medical attention in addition to flushing. Wear rubber gloves and safety glasses when handling this product.
LIMITATIONS:
Any previously treated, stained, or painted surface must have a test application to insure compatibility. A test application is also recommended if exact coverage figures are required. Do not apply to a frosted or saturated surface. Do not apply if precipitation is forecast within 8 hours. Do not spray in strong wind conditions. It is strongly advised to protect adjacent shrubbery from overspray. Overspray will not affect most glass, metal, or painted surfaces if removed shortly after application. Remove any overspray from glass, metal or vinyl surfaces immediately after application by wiping with a damp cloth, followed by wiping with glass cleaner. Clean tools immediately after application with water.
MAINTENANCE:
If a treated surface becomes dirty, pressure wash with water or soapy solution. Rinse with a clean water spray.
TECHNICAL DATA:
Density: | 8.5 lbs/gallon |
Solids Content: | 20% (B.W.); 20% (B.V.) |
Chemistry: | Amino-functional siloxanes |
Reactivity: | Air oxidation cure |
pH: | Approximately 7.5 |
Actives: | Approximately 10% |
NOTICE: The information presented herein is based on tests and data that Andek Corporation believes to be reliable. It is intended for use by technically qualified personnel at their own discretion and risk. Since conditions of handling and use are beyond our control, we make no warranties, express or implied, and assume no liability in connection with any use of this information. Nothing herein is to be construed as a license to operate or a recommendation to infringe any patent.