CCS™ StripSeal™
Injection Seal - Non-Sag Polyurea Crack Sealer for Concrete and Masonry Substrates
Description
CCS™ StripSeal™ is a two-component, non-sag, polyurea paste adhesive designed for sealing cracks and delaminations in concrete and masonry in preparation for epoxy pressure injection. It is applied to dry concrete or masonry substrates at 1/8 inch (125 mils 3.18 mm) without sagging and it cures quickly (even at colder temperatures). It is available in cartridges or bulk. After the injection resin fully cures, the CCS™ StripSEAL™ is removed by peeling it off. Eliminating the need for grinding it off, saving time and reducing the marring (concrete scaring) caused by grinding. It is ideal for sealing decorative concrete where grinding would mar the surface. It does cause the concrete substrate to look clean when it is removed. When maintaining the concrete’s decorative appearance is vital, spray the surface to be sealed and the surrounding concrete surface with a 20% or 40% percent water-based silane penetrating sealer. It must be dry before applying CCS™ StripSEAL™. It contains no VOC’s (volatile organic compounds).
Features
CCS™ StripSEAL™ is a fast cure sealer with excellent handling characteristics formulated to cure over a wide range of substrate temperatures, which minimizes the interval between crack sealing and pressure injection grouting. Following initial cure of the injection resin, CCS™ StripSEAL™ crack sealer may be “stripped” from the surface of the repaired crack by pulling on tabs embedded in the seal at the time of application or by prying-up on a leading edge of the seal with a putty knife, margin trowel, or similar tool.
- Low odor prior to cure and may be considered for interior applications with adequate ventilation.
- Available in cartridges or bulk.
- Convenient 1:1 (by vol.) mixing ratio and is formulated for easy measuring, mixing, and application
- For quality control, each component is a different color. When properly mixed the color will be a uniform concrete blue-gray.
- If not removed, the cured material will not be UV color stable with moderate discoloration and chalking when exposed to direct sunlight.