Staroxy SL 1000 HG

Surface preparation: -
Note: The substrate should have a surface tensile strength of at least 1.5 N/mm².
The concrete substrate must be hard, sound, free of dust and other barrier materials such as paint, lime coatings, plaster, curing agents, laitance, oil, grease, wax, polish etc. that will inhibit adhesion to the substrate.
New concrete floors must be allowed to cure for at least 28 days and shall have an effective damp-proof membrane below to prevent rising dampness. Contaminated concrete surfaces should be mechanically prepared, by grinding, scarification, shot blasting or similar methods and be vacuum cleaned prior to installing Staroxy SL 1000 HG. Overwatered or otherwise weak concrete surfaces must be suitably prepared down to sound, solid concrete by mechanical methods. Dust and other debris should be removed using vacuum equipment.
Note: Any joints in the base e.g. movement joints, should be brought through to the finished surface and suitably sealed.

Other Surfaces
The coating may be used on other substrates. Please contact Stanrose Envirotech India Pvt. Ltd. for more information.

Priming
All areas to be treated with Staroxy SL 1000 HG must first be primed with Staroxy 103 MOT Primer. One or more coats of primer may be required depending upon the condition and porosity of the concrete substrate. High porosity substrates may be revealed after preparation and will be evident by their rapid suction and absorption. Poorly primed surfaces may lead to blistering or pin holing in the cured resin.

Mixing and Application:
The individual contents of Staroxy SL 1000 HG should be thoroughly stirred before being mixed together. Mix Part D with Part A and ensure smooth mixing. The entire contents should be poured in to a larger mixing vessel to incorporate Part B and Part C. The materials are mixed thoroughly with a spiral mixing paddle in a slow speed drill for 3 minutes until a consistent homogenous mix is achieved. One or more packs may be mixed simultaneously to ensure a quick rate of installation. Note: Once mixed, the Staroxy SL 1000 HG will generate heat and lose working time if it is left in the mixing container or otherwise kept in bulk.
The mixed Staroxy SL 1000 HG material should be applied to the prepared and primed surface without delay using a trowel or depth set rake to achieve the desired thickness. As soon as the Staroxy SL 1000 H has been laid and as work progresses, the surface should be gently rolled with a spiked roller in order to release any entrapped air from the mix and also to blend out any trowel marks. The work area should be protected during the installation process and during the initial curing time to ensure that no debris can contaminate the surface, as this will lead to unwanted blemishes in the hardened, cured surface.

Limitations
The product should not be applied in temperatures less than 10°C or where the ambient relative humidity is greater than 85%.

Cleaning
Staroxy SL 1000 HG can be removed from tools and equipment by using EPT immediately after use. Any hardened material will need to be removed mechanically.

Maintenance
Good housekeeping and regular cleaning is essential in order to maintain the performance of Staroxy SL 1000 HG. It is particularly important in areas that are subject to regular spillage of chemicals.
Spillages should not be allowed to dry, which results in higher concentrations of the chemicals, which may lead to early failure.
Regular cleaning of the surface with a rotary scrubbing machine in conjunction with a water miscible cleaning agent or hot water washing at temperatures up to 50ºC is recommended.

Method of Application
Staroxy SL 1000 HG Topcoat is normally spread with a trowel and back-rolled with a 3/8" medium nap roller. Care should be taken to minimize the entrapment of air caused by over rolling.