Surface Treatment
Isolate
Lock down abatement chemicals.
- Protects flooring systems by blocking the migration of moisture, destructive abatement chemicals and other absorbed contaminants
- Easy to apply—roll directly onto properly prepared abated concrete, existing cutback adhesives, or correctly secured VAT, VCT and ceramic tiles
- Roller-applied for easy application
- Moisture barrier up to 100% RH
Application
Above-, below- and on-grade concrete construction applications.
Subfloor
Interior concrete slabs, existing floor coverings.
Above-, below- and on-grade concrete construction applications.
Subfloor
Interior concrete slabs, existing floor coverings.
Technical Data
| VOC | <35 g/L |
| Packaging | 4 gal (15.1 L) |
| Storage Temperature | Store in a cool 50 - 80 °F (10 - 26.7 °C), dry area out of direct sunlight |
| Coverage | 150 ft²/gal (3.7 m²/L) 600 ft²/(14.7 m²/L) per kit |
| Color | Red matte finish |
| Dry Time | 16 hours |
| Installation Temperature | 40 – 90 °F (4.4 – 32 °C) |
| Concrete Surface Temperature | building interior and floor should be maintained between 40 °F (4.4 °C) and 90 °F (32 °C) for at least 24 hours prior to installation and until Maxxon Commercial Isolate has dried |
| Shelf Life | Unopened product shelf life is 24 months |
| RH Limits | Up to 100% RH |
| MVER Limits | 14 lbs MVER with one coat 19 lbs MVER with two coats |
| Pot Life at 73°F (22.8°C) | 40 min |
| Recoat Time | Next day if two coat system needed |
| Trade Traffic | After 24 hours |
| pH | Isolates abatement chemicals, and surface alkalinity up to a pH of 14 |
Contact your Maxxon rep for more specification information.
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