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R286-287 Blocker Primer Datasheet

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Blocker Primer

R286-287 Blocker Primer

Blocker Primer Blocker primer is a two part system suitable for use over dry concrete, wet concrete, steel, aluminium, Lead, roofing felt, bitumen surfaces, such as roofing fell shingles, bitumen paint etc...

Overview
Blocker Primer

It is designed to create a barrier to prevent bitumen oils bleeding through and discolouring or causing adhesion loss in subsequent applied coatings. Designed as a two coat application.

How To Use
Blocker Primer

Always test the product fully in a small inconspicuous area of the surface to be coated before proceeding. If the test results are satisfactory proceed to apply to the whole area. Ensure surface is clean, dry and free from any contaminants including dust, dirt, oil, grease, algae and efflorescence. The product is moisture tolerant when used on concrete.

Application
Blocker Primer

  • Add part ‘b’ to part ‘a’ using a jiffy mixer blade attached to a slow running electric drill. Do not mix by hand as this can lead to areas of uncured material. For further mixing ratios please contact the technical department
  • Transfer mixed product to a roller tray and apply evenly to the surface using a medium-pile simulated sheepskin roller, brush or squeegee.
  • Two coats must be applied. Once mixed the product must be used within 40 - 50 minutes @ 20c.

Surface Preparation
Blocker Primer

Always test a small hidden portion of the substrate before use, to ensure the final result is satisfactory and to calculate consumption.

Primer may be required on certain surfaces such as: dry and wet concrete, steel, aluminium, lead, roofing felt and rigid bitumen based substrates. To establish if primer is required, perform an adhesion test with the waterproofing system before applying the product. See separate TDS for twin pack epoxy primer application (R235).

Ensure the surface is free from contaminants such as dirt, dust, oil, algae etc before proceeding to apply the product.

Cleaning Of Equipment
Blocker Primer

Remove as much product as possible before cleaning. Clean tools and equipment immediately after use with suitable solvents such as Acetone, Thinners etc…

Curing
Blocker Primer

Cure for 12 hours before applying subsequent coatings. Overcoat must be between 12 and 24 hours after application.

Important
Blocker Primer

DO NOT overcoat within 12 hours of application but MUST be overcoated no later than 24 hours after application. Should not be applied below 5c

Precautions For Use
Blocker Primer

For Health & Safety instructions, first aid measures, spillages and disposal instructions, see separate Health & Safety Data Sheet (MSDS).

Storage
Blocker Primer

Keep out of reach of children. Keep in a dry place between 5c and 30c in the original container.

Benefits
Blocker Primer

  • Improves adhesion
  • Prevents bitumen bleed through
  • Fast curing
  • Easy application by brush, roller or squeegee
  • Prevents top coat pin holing when applied to damp concrete

Coverage
Blocker Primer

Approximately 4m² / kg. At 200 microns coating weight coverage will vary according to the texture, porosity and evenness of the surface.

Product Characteristics
Blocker Primer

ColourGlossy, Clear, Slightly Hazy
OdourAmine
FormLiquid Two Part System
Coverage2m2 per litre
Specific Gravity @ 25c1.1 (Mixed)
Application TemperatureBetween 5c and 30c
Shelf LifeApproximately 24 months from the date of manufacture if stored in the original, unopened container and under good conditions
Drying TimeTouch dry <60 minutes. 24 hours before subjecting to light foot traffic. 7 days 100% cured
ViscosityLow
Curing Time12 Hours
Over Coat TimeNeed to leave 12 hours before overcoating but must be before 24 hours
Pot Life Once Mixed40 - 50 Minutes @ 20c