Euco Fine BH

POLYMER MODIFIED, CEMETITIOUS VERTICAL & FINISHING COSMETIC REPAIR MATERIAL

EUCO FINE BH Is a premixed, cementitious, polymer modified blow hole filler & skim coat product applied for fairing of voids & surface from 0 to 5mm. It is composed of Portland cement, silica sand, hydraulic binders, and special polymer additives.

Features & Benefits

• Very good for Blow Hole filling and Crack Filling
• Skim Coat for Walls and Columns
• Better bond & improved concrete protection compared to traditional cosmetic repairs
• Low permeability
• Superior Bonding Strength
• Reduces ingress of water borne salts, such as chlorides and atmospheric / chemical attack
• Excellent bond to all concrete substrates
• Re-profiling concrete surfaces up to 5mm
• Subsequent paint coats can be applied with greater economy
• Smoothing of Concrete Substrates
• Precision made, consistent results
• Requires only the addition of mixing water
• Shrinkage compensating
• Highly smooth finished layer
• Polymer modified, single component requires addition of water only
• Ideal for vertical and overhead applications
• Application in low thickness

Applications

• As a skim or fairing coat to cover and make good blemishes in concrete surfaces such as minor honeycombing, blowholes, defects caused by 'sand runs', minor patch repairs, shutter movement and grout loss
• Preparatory treatment to concrete to receive a thin film protective coating
• Ideal for cast in situ & precast applications
• Finishing newly cast concrete surfaces with imperfections, where a smooth finish is desired.
• To produce a uniform & smooth surface over repaired area
• Cosmetic surface repair and ideal for feather edge applications to 5mm thickness
• In case with maximum thickness of 5 mm, leave the surface rough to apply another layer of Euco Fine BH

Packaging

EUCO FINE BH is packaged in 20 kg bag.

Shelf Life

• 1 year in original, unopened package, covered well and stored in pallets, away from heat, Sun light and moisture. Care should be taken that hard & lumpy materials are not used