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FP MOISTURE VAPOR BARRIER FAST CURE 801
FP MOISTURE VAPOR BARRIER FAST CURE 801
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Moisture Vapor Barrier 801 FC is a fast-curing, two-component epoxy primer designed to reduce moisture vapor transmission through porous concrete. Its low-viscosity formula penetrates deeply into the substrate, promoting superior adhesion while creating a durable moisture-blocking barrier.
Ideal for concrete with elevated moisture levels, 801 FC controls moisture vapor emissions up to 25 lbs. per 1,000 sq. ft. per 24 hours and up to 99% relative humidity. It can be used beneath epoxy, polyaspartic, polyurethane, terrazzo, carpet, vinyl tile, wood flooring, and other moisture-sensitive flooring systems.
Product Details:
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Kit size: 3 gallons
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Part A: 2 gallons
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Part B: 1 gallon
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Mix ratio: 2:1
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Color: Clear
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Coverage: Approximately 90 sq. ft. per gallon
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Working time: Approximately 15 minutes
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Recoat time: Approximately 2 hours
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Tack free: Approximately 2–3 hours
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Foot traffic: Approximately 24 hours
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Vehicular traffic: Approximately 24 hours
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Controls moisture vapor emissions up to 25 lbs./1,000 sq. ft./24 hours
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Suitable for concrete with up to 99% relative humidity
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Meets or exceeds ASTM F3010
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Low-viscosity formula for deep concrete penetration
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VOC compliant and virtually odorless
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For professional use
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