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MONODEX SMOOTH

Water based Elastomeric Decorative Coating.

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SIKAGARD ELASTOCOLOR-675W

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DEKGUARD ELASTIC

A high performance crack accommodating elastomeric acrylic protective and decorative coating for concrete and masonry.

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Anti-carbonation Coatings

Anti-carbonation coatings are surface treatments that have a high resistance to carbon dioxide. They protect concrete from carbonation by acting as a carbon dioxide barrier. The elastic properties of some manufactures products allow for an amount of movement and crack bridging.

Most manufacturers offer these products as part of a complete concrete repair package, so it is important to choose the correct package to suit the needs of each particular contract.


COATINGS


SIKAGARD ELASTOCOLOR-675W

Protective coating for exposed concrete.
Sikagard® ElastoColor-675 W is a one part, plasto-elastic water dispersed coating based on a styrene acrylate dispersion for the protection and enhancement of fair faced concrete. Read More


DEKGUARD ELASTIC

A high performance crack accommodating elastomeric acrylic protective and decorative coating for concrete and masonryRead More


WEBER.COTE FLEXIBLE

High-build, flexible, anti-carbonation coating for external surfaces. Read More


WEBER.COTE CLEAR AND SMOOTH

Mulsicoat clear and smooth coatingRead More


SIKAGARD 550 W ELASTIC

Crack bridging protective coating for concrete. Sikagard®-550 W Elastic is a one part, plasto-elastic coating based of UV-curing acrylic dispersion with excellent crack-bridging properties even at temperatures below 0°C.  Read More


DEKGUARD W

Water based acrylic copolymer protective and decorative coating for concrete and masonryRead More


MONODEX SMOOTH

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