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Advances in Green Cementitious Coatings

Advances in Green Cementitious Coatings
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The demands of cementitious coatings and repair mortars have never been greater. As manufacturers, contractors, and coatings inspectors we are tasked with providing high performance solutions for new projects, or to breathe life back into failing concrete or steel. With new cement technologies, we can meet and exceed our customers’ environmental and financial expectations. 

Product Number: 51218-142-SG
Author: Rex Revard
Publication Date: 2018
Industry: Coatings
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The demands of cementitious coatings and repair mortars have never been greater. As manufacturers, contractors, and coatings inspectors we are tasked with providing high performance solutions for new projects, or to breathe life back into failing concrete or steel. With new cement technologies, we can meet and exceed our customers’ environmental and financial expectations. By increased service life, minimal substrate prep cost, and no VOC’s. These new products have changed how we think about cementitious coatings and repair mortars. Real productivity benefits such as application to damp surfaces, faster recoat times, application to “green” concrete after 24 hours, no re-blasting needed for over-coating, or resistance to positive and negative water pressure, demonstrate new technologies can increase performance AND productivity while reducing environmental impact.

The demands of cementitious coatings and repair mortars have never been greater. As manufacturers, contractors, and coatings inspectors we are tasked with providing high performance solutions for new projects, or to breathe life back into failing concrete or steel. With new cement technologies, we can meet and exceed our customers’ environmental and financial expectations. By increased service life, minimal substrate prep cost, and no VOC’s. These new products have changed how we think about cementitious coatings and repair mortars. Real productivity benefits such as application to damp surfaces, faster recoat times, application to “green” concrete after 24 hours, no re-blasting needed for over-coating, or resistance to positive and negative water pressure, demonstrate new technologies can increase performance AND productivity while reducing environmental impact.

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