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NI-DURA HYDRO-GLAZE FLOORS consist of a waterproof epoxy primer base, and finish coats of a polyurethane or chemical resistant epoxy. In areas where an anti-bacterial topping is required NI-DURA HYDRO-GLAZE FLOORS make perfect sense. Unlimited colors variations are achieved by pigmenting the waterproof primer ADHERE101 to the desired pastel, and applying a clear finish. NI-DURA VINYL FLAKES can also be added to the waterproof primer for greater color variation and design. NI-21 EPOXY or NI-1054 NOVOLAC EPOXY should be used in areas subjected to chemical attact. Northern EPOXIES should also be used in areas where an odorless system is required. Return to this website soon for more detailed information or call (800) 346-5543 for a local installer near you.
I. INTRODUCTION: Hydro-glaze Interior Wall and Floor System is a fluid applied epoxy system that is impervious to most chemical attack and bacteria penetration. The system can be applied to most sound substrates including concrete, plywood, particle board, steel decks and other areas as an interior systems where scrub resistance and high where it is necessary. II. DESCRIPTION: Hydro-glaze Interior Wall and Floor System is comprised of the following products:
III. USES
IV. APPLICATION AREAS
II. ADVANTAGES AND LIMITATIONS
III. COLOR:
V. MINIMUM PHYSICAL PROPERTIES: Hydro-Seal 75 Prime and Second Coat
NI-21 100% Epoxy Finish Coats
CHEMICAL RESISTANCE AS INDICATED BY PERCENTAGE WEIGHT CHANGE AFTER IMMERSION AT 73 degrees F.
CONCENTRATION (p hr) 50; CURE SCHEDULE: 7 days @ 73oF
VI. INSTALLATION: Contractors should furnish all labor, materials, equipment and appurtenances to complete all wall and flooring systems as indicated and/or specified herein.
(2) Preparation of Material
(b) Mix components together in a one to one ratio using equal amounts of A component and B component. Blend for five minutes. Pot life is approx. 40 minutes.(3) Procedure
b) FINISH COATS: Choose either NI-21 100% Epoxy (Choice 1.), Aromatic Polyurethane: NI-12 (Choice 2.) or Aliphatic: NI-22 (Choice 3.).(1) Odorless NI-21 100% Epoxy: for areas where low odor and high chemical resistance are required. For all garage applications.(a) Tools: 3/8" or 1/4" nap roller and tray(b) Preparation of Material(i) NI-21 is mixed at a ratio of 2 parts resin to 1 part curing agent by volume. Mix thoroughly for 3 minutes.(ii) Pot life of mixed material is approximately 15-20 minutes. (c) Procedure: apply from tray in even strokes (2) Aromatic NI-12 Polyurethane: For superior scratch resistance and areas where lowest possible material costs are required.
(3) Aliphatic NI-22 Polyurethane: For superior scratch resistance and for all white or light applications. Also for protection against ultra-violet light attack.
Appendix A Hydro-Glaze System Substrate Preparation Prepare and abrade substrate removing all foreign material such as preservatives, waxes, sealers, paint, hardeners, etc. Refer to Northern Industries general preparation of sub-surfaces, installation manual page 7 through 14. Substrate should be wood, concrete or metal: having a true surface within 1/8 inch (+/-) 10 feet in any direction. Substrate temperature must be no lower than 50'F and maintained during the installation and curing period. For concrete leveling and patching use the Epoxy Mortar System (cement and Hydro-Seal 75 (a two component, water-soluble, thermoset, heavy bodied, odorless epoxy resin formulation), and fine sand for applications over 1/4" thick. For Plywood or Particleboard installations, always use the Epoxy Mortar System and fiberglass tape for taping joints and the mortar for filling nail holes. 1. Metal surfaces: should be prepared with a solution of phosphoric acid and neutralized with water2. Concrete surfaces: cement block, poured concretea) New (1) Should be at least 30 days cured, prior to application of seamless flooring materials and free of sealers, curing compounds ( silicon hardeners), oil, grease, paint, hydrostatic pressure and moisture transmission.(2) Should be smooth and level b) Old: (1) Must be clean, free of paint, stain or other foreign material that would prevent proper hydration and bonding. (2) Patching and Leveling deteriorated and cracked surfaces: use Northern Industries Epoxy Mortar System:
(i) Under 1/4": Straight Epoxy Mortar System (a) Mixing Ratio by volume: Three (3) parts cement to one (1) part mixed Hydro-Seal 75 Epoxy (ii) Over 1/4": Add fine sand to Epoxy Mortar System to eliminate cracking. (a) Mixing Ratio by volume: More sand is needed for thicker applications. Up to a ratio of: 3 parts sand, 1 part cement, 1 part mixed Hydro-Seal 75 for 1/2 " to 3/4" patch.(b) Tools ( and additional materials): (i) a straightedge trowel or wide putty knife (ii) Portland Cement (iii) fine sand if needed (c) Procedure: (i) Fill and smooth all cracks with Mortar System as a scrape and seal coat (ii) Prepare rough, porous or contaminated surfaces that are deteriorating by filling and repair them with the Epoxy Mortar System. (iii) Dry (1) hour at 70 degrees F and 50% humidity. 3. Other Surfaces: Wood substrate should be exterior grade plywood. Particle board should meet requirements of FHA use of materials bulletin UM 28 A. Prepare seams, joints, and Nail Holes by using the following method: Skim coat seams, joints and Nail Holes with Northern Epoxy Mortor System and then Lay 4" fiberglass tape over mortared seams joints(a) Tools: (i) 4" Wide straight edge Putty Knife or straight edge trowel (ii) Portland Cement (iii) 4" Northern fiberglass tape (b) Mixing Ratio: 2 parts cement, 1 part mixed Hydro-Seal 75 (c) Procedure (i) Apply Epoxy Mortar System over joints as smoothly as possible (feather edging) (ii) Lay Northern Industries fiberglass tape into the mortared joints. (iii) Apply additional Epoxy Mortar over fiberglass tape as smoothly as possible (Feather edging)
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