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A-1100
A-1150
A-1620
A-2075
A-2076
A-2077

Waterproofing Deck System for Concrete & Plywood Decks Description

The Americrete AFW Waterproof Decking System is a series of distinct applications of highly flexible acrylic resins. The base coat is integrated into a chopped fiberglass mat. It is designed to be a skid-resistant waterproof walking surface for installation over plywood, concrete, magnesite, metal, and most existing deck surfaces.

 

AFW System Compents

  • A-1100100% Acrylic Pigmented Sealer
  • A-1150100% Acrylic Concrete/Masonry Pigmented Sealer
  • A-1620: Chopped Strand Fiberglass Mat
  • A-2075: AFW Primer
  • A-2076: High Build Elastomeric Acrylic material Base Coat
  • A-2077: High Build Textured Intermediate Coat

Americrete Stain Details

A-1000 Product

A-1000 Product Description

  • A-1000 Concrete Stain Americrete Concrete Stain is a user-friendly, water-based acrylic stain for concrete. This product penetrates the surface for a tenacious bond.
  • Available in 21 standard colors. These colors can be mixed for unlimited selection. Concrete Stain is used as a protective, decorative coloring system over new and old, pigmented and non-pigmented concrete, masonry, and wood surfaces.
  • The surface can be sealed with one of Americrete’s sealers. This product can be used on driveways, pool decks, architectural designs, natural stone, stamped concrete, stucco, walkways, industrial floors, kitchen floors, concrete block, exposed aggregate, brick, precast concrete, tile, fencing, wood decks, Mexican pavers, Americrete cements and anything that will accept a penetrating stain.
  • An Americrete sealer is to be used when heavy traffic or vehicle traffic is expected. Call for Americrete sealer recommendations.

Preparation of surface

  • Americrete Stain will bond to properly cleaned and porous concrete surfaces.
  • Mechanical or chemical abrasion may be necessary in order to achieve the proper profile.
  • Profile means that the concrete should feel rough, like 80-100 grit sandpaper.

Existing Coated Floors

  • All existing coatings, sealers, curing agents and other foreign materials must be removed by shot blast or grinding equipment in order to reveal clean concrete.

Cleaning

  • If oil or greasy spots are present clean by scrubbing the surface with A-100 Degreaser. Broom A-100 Degreaser evenly over the entire surface.
  • Allow the degreaser to remain on the surface for approximately 30 minutes. Do a final clean with TSP cleaner to ensure A-100 is totally removed. Power wash surface with a 3000 to 4000 psi machine. Read A-100 Degreaser Specifications for full details.

Vapor Transmission

  • The surface should be tested to assure that the vapor transmission is below 3.5 lbs. per 1000 sq. ft.
  • This can be measured by using a Calcium Chloride test kit. Follow directions on the test kit.

Coverage Rate

Concrete stain can be applied at approximately 250-400 square feet per gallon depending on the application procedure, surface porosity, and texture of the surface.

How to Apply

Directions

  1. Stir, do not shake, the product to ensure that the color is mixed homogeneously before application.
  2. Box same colors together in a larger container to ensure color uniformity.
  3. Can be applied by brush, roller, or Hudson sprayer. If using a Hudson sprayer, use a soft bristle brush push broom to help penetration and uniformity. Product may also be worked in with a rag or sponge to add different effects while still wet.

Caution: Do not apply in direct sun on a hot day. Surface temperature should not exceed 100F. Do not apply in cold or threatening weather such as heavy dew, fog, mist or rain is forecasted within 24 hours. Do not apply if the surface temperature is below 55oF.

A-1000 Color Card

  • A-1000 Product

  • How to Apply

  • A-1000 Color Card

A-1000 Product Description

  • A-1000 Concrete Stain Americrete Concrete Stain is a user-friendly, water-based acrylic stain for concrete. This product penetrates the surface for a tenacious bond.
  • Available in 21 standard colors. These colors can be mixed for unlimited selection. Concrete Stain is used as a protective, decorative coloring system over new and old, pigmented and non-pigmented concrete, masonry, and wood surfaces.
  • The surface can be sealed with one of Americrete’s sealers. This product can be used on driveways, pool decks, architectural designs, natural stone, stamped concrete, stucco, walkways, industrial floors, kitchen floors, concrete block, exposed aggregate, brick, precast concrete, tile, fencing, wood decks, Mexican pavers, Americrete cements and anything that will accept a penetrating stain.
  • An Americrete sealer is to be used when heavy traffic or vehicle traffic is expected. Call for Americrete sealer recommendations.

Preparation of surface

  • Americrete Stain will bond to properly cleaned and porous concrete surfaces.
  • Mechanical or chemical abrasion may be necessary in order to achieve the proper profile.
  • Profile means that the concrete should feel rough, like 80-100 grit sandpaper.

Existing Coated Floors

  • All existing coatings, sealers, curing agents and other foreign materials must be removed by shot blast or grinding equipment in order to reveal clean concrete.

Cleaning

  • If oil or greasy spots are present clean by scrubbing the surface with A-100 Degreaser. Broom A-100 Degreaser evenly over the entire surface.
  • Allow the degreaser to remain on the surface for approximately 30 minutes. Do a final clean with TSP cleaner to ensure A-100 is totally removed. Power wash surface with a 3000 to 4000 psi machine. Read A-100 Degreaser Specifications for full details.

Vapor Transmission

  • The surface should be tested to assure that the vapor transmission is below 3.5 lbs. per 1000 sq. ft.
  • This can be measured by using a Calcium Chloride test kit. Follow directions on the test kit.

Coverage Rate

Concrete stain can be applied at approximately 250-400 square feet per gallon depending on the application procedure, surface porosity, and texture of the surface.

Directions

  1. Stir, do not shake, the product to ensure that the color is mixed homogeneously before application.
  2. Box same colors together in a larger container to ensure color uniformity.
  3. Can be applied by brush, roller, or Hudson sprayer. If using a Hudson sprayer, use a soft bristle brush push broom to help penetration and uniformity. Product may also be worked in with a rag or sponge to add different effects while still wet.

Caution: Do not apply in direct sun on a hot day. Surface temperature should not exceed 100F. Do not apply in cold or threatening weather such as heavy dew, fog, mist or rain is forecasted within 24 hours. Do not apply if the surface temperature is below 55oF.