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Concrete Rehabilitation Scenarios from Initial Repair to Coating Protection

Concrete Rehabilitation Scenarios from Initial Repair to Coating Protection
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In many instances, concrete needs to be repaired and waterproofed prior to coating. General practices apply across many different market segments. Vertical, horizontal and overhead repair scenarios have many things in common and a variety of repair products to consider depending on jobsite conditions, time frame and ultimate exposure of the repair materials (chemicals, weather, movement, etc.). The purpose of this paper will be to outline, in general terms, different types of repair scenarios that have a proven track record and are available for owners, engineers/architects, and contractors to utilize.

Product Number: 41210-570-SG
Author: H. Michael Simpson
Publication Date: 2010
Industry: Coatings
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In many instances, concrete needs to be repaired and waterproofed prior to coating. General practices apply across many different market segments. Vertical, horizontal and overhead repair scenarios have many things in common and a variety of repair products to consider depending on jobsite conditions, time frame and ultimate exposure of the repair materials (chemicals, weather, movement, etc.). The purpose of this paper will be to outline, in general terms, different types of repair scenarios that have a proven track record and are available for owners, engineers/architects, and contractors to utilize.

In many instances, concrete needs to be repaired and waterproofed prior to coating. General practices apply across many different market segments. Vertical, horizontal and overhead repair scenarios have many things in common and a variety of repair products to consider depending on jobsite conditions, time frame and ultimate exposure of the repair materials (chemicals, weather, movement, etc.). The purpose of this paper will be to outline, in general terms, different types of repair scenarios that have a proven track record and are available for owners, engineers/architects, and contractors to utilize.

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