| INSTALLATION Surface Preparation: New concrete shall be water cured, trowel
finished, followed by a light, hair broom and in place for 14 days minimum, 28 days
preferred. If curing compounds are required, they shall be of the self dissipating type
and shall be approved by Carlisle. Surfaces shall be structurally sound, dry, and free of
oil, grease, dirt, laitance, curing or release agents and other contamination which may
harmfully affect the adhesion of the membrane. Mortar joints on block walls shall be
struck flush with the block surface.
Remove splatters, fins, ridges or other projections to
provide a smooth , level surface. Fill tie rod holes, honey combs, rock pockets, spalls or
other voids and indentations with non-shrink grout.
Saw cut moving cracks greater than 1/16 in width to 1/14
wide 1/14" deep.
Grind or fill (as required) surface at cold joints where
each pour is at a different plane, to provide a smooth and level surface. Clean metal to
expose a bright finish.
Detail Work: Clean expansion joints and saw cuts. Refer to
Carlisle Representative for primer recommendations. Insert Backer Rod into joints. Apply
Sealant into joints and cracks. Tool sealant flush and allow to cure at least over night.
Apply a 1 inch, 45 degree angle sealant cant at the
juncture of all vertical and horizontal surfaces including at pipes, vents and other
projections.
Apply a bondbreaker tape (or wax) over the Sealant
installed in expansion joints and saw cut cracks. Width of bondbreaker shall be three
times joint width.
Apply a 4"- 6" wide stripe coat of CCW-525 V
Membrane over all sealed cracks, joints and over all hairline cracks and cold joints.
Apply a stripe coat of CCW-525 V Membrane over sealant cants and up the vertical
wall to the height called out on the drawings, (minimum 8" recommended) and onto the
horizontal deck 4" to 6". Stripe coat shall be 45± 5 mils thick. Allow stripe
coats to cure over night.
Priming: Primer is not required for adhesion to dry,
nonporous concrete. However, if pinhole and blister problems occur as result of air and
and/ or moisture vapors emitted from the concrete and environmental conditions, it is
recommended that the surface be primed with CCW-557 Primer. Refer to CCW-557 data sheet
for information on the use of this product.
Apply CCW-557 Primer to metal surfaces immediately
after sanding and cleaning. CCW-557 primer must be allowed to stand for 15 minutes after
mixing. Allow primer to cure for 1 hour minimum. Primer is sufficiently cured when it will
not transfer when touched. In the event primed surface becomes dirty, reprime. Prime only
an area that can be covered in one day.
Application: Wipe all detail work with a cloth wet with
xylene solvent. Apply CCW-525 at 25sq. ft. per gallon or as required to obtain 60 mil
thickness, to the entire area to receive water proofing, including overall detail coats.
Apply CCW-525 over cleaned, primed flange of drains, taking
care not to fill weep holes.
On horizontal deck surfaces, the best method of application
is with a notched squeegee. On vertical walls, CCW-525-V can be applied with a roller or
by spray equipment. (When spraying, two passes are required, allowing time for solvents to
escape to escape between passes.)
Spray equipment should be a 45:1 ratio pump. Operate at 90
to 100 psi with a 70 cfm air supply. Use a .045" tip in a Reverse-A-Clean nozzle. Use
a 1" diameter material hose up to 150' long and a 6' long, 3/8" to 1/2"
diameter whip hose. (For large jobs, it may be necessary to use a 1:1 Transfer Pump to
avoid surging.)
NOTE: Spray only in well ventilated areas. Workmen must
wear protective clothing, eye and skin protection, and NIOSH approved breathing apparatus.
Observe all regulations with regards to working with flammable materials.
Protection: The membrane must be protected from
damage by future operations and other trades. The applicator shall install protection
materials applicable to jobsite conditions, to protect the membrane. Protections course
may be CCW Protection Board for either vertical or horizontal surfaces.
Install protection course on vertical walls
immediately after membrane has cured (36 hrs. at 75F). Install protection course on
horizontal application immediately following successful flood testing. If flood test
is delayed, install a temporary covering to protect the membrane from other trades.
Flood Test: after membrane has cured 36 to 72 hours, plug
drains and provide necessary barriers to contain flood water. Flood duck with a 1"
head of water and allow to stand for 24 hours . Check for leaks and immediately make
repairs if required. Retest after any repairs have been made.
Clean Up: Before material cures, clean adjacent areas to
remove stains or spills and clean tools with ; toluene or xylene. Do not wash off skin
with solvents.
CAUTION: Xylene and toluene are combustible and flammable
solvents. Observe solvent manufacturer's instructions and precautions.
LIMITED WARRANTY
CARLISLE COATINGS AND WATERPROOFING INCORPORATED (CARLISLE)
warrants this product to be free of defects in workmanship and materials only at the time
of shipment from our factory. If any CARLISLE materials prove to contain manufacturing
defects that substantially affect their performance, CARLISLE will, at its option, replace
the material or refund the purchase price.
This limited warranty is the only warranty extended by
CARLISLE with respect to its materials. There are no other warranties, including the
implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose. CARLISLE
specifically disclaims liability for any incidental, consequential, or other damages,
including but not limited to, loss of profits or damages to a structure or its contents,
arising under any theory of law whatsoever.
The dollar value of CARLISLE'S liability and buyer's remedy
under this limited warranty shall not exceed the purchase price of the CARLISLE material
in question.
| Carlisle is a trademark of
Carlisle Corporation ©1998 Carlisle Corporation
CCW-525 1/98 pb |
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Carlisle Coatings &
Waterproofing Incorporated Subsidiary of Carlisle Corporation P.O. Box 1600, Sapulpa, OK 74067-1600.
Telephone: 1-800-338-8701
Website:www.carlisle-ccw.com |
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