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FP MOISTURE VAPOR BARRIER SLOW CURE 803
FP MOISTURE VAPOR BARRIER SLOW CURE 803
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Moisture Vapor Barrier 803 SC is a two-component, slow-curing epoxy primer designed to reduce moisture vapor transmission through porous concrete. Its low-viscosity formula penetrates the substrate to promote strong adhesion while creating a durable barrier beneath moisture-sensitive flooring systems.
The extended working time makes 803 SC well suited for larger installations where contractors need additional time for mixing and application. It can be used beneath epoxy, polyaspartic, polyurethane, terrazzo, carpet, vinyl tile, wood flooring, and other compatible floor 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 on porous concrete
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Working time: Approximately 15–20 minutes
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Recoat window: Approximately 12–24 hours
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Tack free: Approximately 4–6 hours
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Foot traffic: Approximately 24 hours
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Vehicular traffic: Approximately 72 hours
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Low-viscosity formula for concrete penetration
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Creates a seamless moisture-blocking barrier
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Suitable for professional concrete-flooring installations
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For professional use
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