Product Advantages:

• Versatile Self-Leveling Formula
• 10-15 Minute Pot Life at 72° F
• Faster Set Time for Quick Turnaround
• Can add E-FAST to Reduce Working and Set Times by 50%
• Tint in the Field with Pigment Packs

ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS: Application of product should be placed between Substrate - 50° to 80° F

The substrate temperature during application and curing must be within the limits listed above. Ambient temperature should not be used to judge application temperature. The use of a laser temperature gauge is necessary to find the substrate temperature. If the product is applied outside of these temperature parameters, the product may not cure properly and will not meet specifications in hardness or chemical resistance.

Tinting Instructions:
E-100 is a clear epoxy. E-Tint packs are available in 14 standard colors. Tint pack colorant should be added to Part A and blended for 2-3 minutes before adding Part B.

Mixing Instructions:

If less than full kits will be mixed, each component should be mixed thoroughly with individual tools. Using the same tool to mix part A and Part B will cause contamination and ruin the material being saved for future use. E-100 is to be mixed at a ratio of 2 parts A to 1 part B. In clean mixing containers pour the correct ratio in and mechanically mix for 3 minutes using a jiffy-style mixer. DO NOT USE A STIR STICK! The amount of material mixed should only be what can be utilized within the listed pot life of the product. If mixing full 0.75-gallon or 3-gallon kits, the Part A pail may be used as the mixing container.

Application Instructions:

Do not leave mixed material in the mixing container. The mixed product should be poured onto the floor in ribbons then spread and backrolled. A flat or notched squeegee is the most efficient method to quickly get the material across the floor. Do not over-work the product.

RECOAT: Recoat time listed above is directly affected by the ambient surface temperature. Apply additional coatings as early in the recoat window as possible for the best results. Even within the recoat window, it is recommended to abrade and clean the existing coat. If the recoat window has passed, it is critical to thoroughly abrade the surface with 80 to 120 grit sanding screens. Thoroughly clean the existing coating before abrading to remove potential contaminants.

Cured Physical Properties:

Compressive Strength – ASTM D695 – 12,000 psi
Tensile Strength – ASTM D638 – 6,300 psi
Flexural Strength – ASTM D790 – 9,500 psi
Adhesion ASTM D-4541 -- >400 psi, concrete fail
Hardness, Shore D – ASTM D2240 – 75
Elongation, percent – ASTM D638 – 10-12
Abrasion Resistance, 1000 gm load 1000 cycles – ASTM D4060 – 49 mg loss
Gloss, 60 Degree – ASTM D523-14 – 90 deg. +
Coefficient of Friction – ASTM D2047 – 0.73

Chemical Resistance Chart: