Dr Fixit 301 Pidicrete URP (Universal Repair Polymer) for Repairs and Waterproofing 5Kg

Dr. Fixit Pidicrete URP is based on a modified styrene butadiene latex and supplied as a ready to use bonding agent in liquid consistency. It is used for repair of spalled concrete – floors, columns, beams, chhajas, slabs & waterproofing of toilets & bathrooms, small terraces etc. as it bonds strongly to old & new concrete and to plasters. It reduces shrinkage, prevents cracking, dust pick up & improves abrasion resistance.

Typical Applications

• For concrete repairs – Spalled concrete of floors, columns, beams, chajja, slabs, parapets, etc.
• For waterproofing – Small roof terraces, sunken portions of toilets & bathrooms, chajja & lift pits, balconies.
• As a bond coat – For bonding of new concrete to old concrete, masonry stone work, plastering.
• For cladding – Fixing or re-fixing of slip bricks, tiles, stones & marble bedding.
• As external rendering – Weatherproof & frost resistant render.
• As bonding slurry coat for pinhole treatment on concrete surface

Features

• Multipurpose – It is multipurpose & economical product, easy to use.
• Cracking – It prevents cracking by improving flexural strength.
• Hardness – Improves the hardness & prevents dust generation.
• Shrinkage – Reduces drying & aging shrinkage cracks.
• Bonding – Bonds strongly to concrete, masonry, stonework, plasters, cementitious surfaces.
• Erosion & corrosion – Improves erosion resistance & prevents corrosion.
• Abrasion resistance – Improves abrasion resistance of the cement mix.
• Grouting – Reduces viscosity of cement injection grout for better fluidity & bonding.

Method of Application

SURFACE PREPARATION

• Clean the surface with wire brush or scrubber to remove hidden dirt, loose particles, laitance & dust. Degrease the surface by using suitable solvents.
• Repair the spalled concrete portion by saw, cutting the extreme edges of the repair location to a depth of at least 10 mm to avoid featheredging & to provide strong bond.
• Clean the concrete surface to remove any contamination where breaking is not possible. Roughen the surface by light scrabbling or grit blasting.
• For priming of concrete substrate, the surface should be thoroughly saturated with potable water. Remove any excess of water prior to application.