CT-Fusion Concrete Sealer

Agitate sealers thoroughly before starting. Dampen the applicator of choice with water then saturate the surface of the concrete, starting from one end of a piece and working towards the other end spreading sealer across the surface until it is fully covered. Liberally wipe-roll-spread, diluted sealer around the surface to evenly wet and saturate the concrete with a wet film of emulsion material. The saturated concrete should initially have a fairly wet-white translucent layer of sealer that transitions into a semi-clear thin film of sealer covering the surface as it soaks into the concrete. The better the open dwell time, to soak in, the better the sealing protection will be.

CT-Fusion is dependent on heat to activate. Optimizing the catalytic conversion needs a instant hot temperature of 250-350F or 120-175C (direct flame contact temperature) to create the catalyzation affect, which is critical for achieving the stain and scratch resistance it offers. Typical flash surface temperature, (not under direct flame) 140-170F or 60-75C. These are referring to the flash temperatures achieved while the flame is in contact with the concrete surface. Typical concrete application temperature is 65-90 F, of the overall concrete product.