Epoxy.com System #495 Installation Guide 
			Installing System #495 Elastomeric Urethane 
			Pedestrian Traffic Membrane System
	
		
		
		
		
	Elastomeric Polyurethane System Description
	Epoxy.com System #495 is an Elastomeric Urethane Membrane System, that is 
	liquid applied.  System #495 Elastomeric Membrane System is seamless, 
	elastomeric (flexible), and UV.  These qualities make it an excellent choice 
	for outside applications in direct sun and weather, where water tightness, 
	durability, and excellent appearance is required.
	
	Epoxy.com System #495 has excellent abrasion and chemical resistance.  
	The surface of System #495 can be varied to achieve the required anti-skid 
	and decorative look. 
	Surface Preparation
	Quality surface preparation is an absolute requirement of a quality 
	installation.  Be sure to follow surface preparation requirements found at 
	www.epoxy.com/surfaceprep.aspx.  This system installs best when it is 
	about 75 degrees F.  The minimum temperature of the slab must be at least 50 
	degrees F. for proper curing of the material 
	
	MATERIAL QUANTITIES
	Guideline System Requirements for 1000 ft²
	
		Epoxy.com Elastomeric Decking System
		
		
			
				| Step #  | 
				Product | 
				Coverage | 
			
			
				| 1 | 
				Epoxy.com Product #899 Primer | 
				250-300 SF per gallon | 
			
			
				| 2 | 
				Epoxy.com Product #459 Elastomeric 
				Membrane | 
				50 SF per gallon | 
			
			
				| 3 | 
				Epoxy.com Product #459 Elastomeric 
				Membrane | 
				100 SF per gallon | 
			
			
				| 4 | 
				Epoxy.com Product #77 Broadcast (anti-skid) aggregate 
				 | 
				0.5 lbs per SF | 
			
			
				| 5 | 
				Epoxy.com Product #467 Topcoating | 
				100 SF per gallon | 
			
			
	
		
		Installation
		Priming
	All floors should be primed in order to assure 
	maximum bond.  The primer also helps to fill small holes and seal air in the 
	concrete to prevent off-gassing that may cause bubbles.
	
	1. Before starting be sure to mask all termination points 
	like doorways, expansion joints etc.  Duct tape or other heavy duty masking 
	materials work better than conventional masking tape.
	2.  Mix both "A" and "B" sides separately, with a clean 
	mixer before starting.  
	3.  Remember to mix small batches.  If you make a batch 
	to big you will waste material, as it will set up before you can use it. Mix 
	2 parts "A" (Resin) with 1 part "B" (Hardener) for 3 minutes using an 
	Epoxy.com Paddle (5 inch or larger) in a low speed drill.
	4.  It is recommended that you avoid thinning.  If you 
	must thin, use no more than 10% by Volume of high quality (high purity) 
	xylene.  That amounts to about about 12.8 oz per gallon, maximum.
	5.  Do not mix more material than you can use in 30 
	minutes.  If the air warmer than 75 degrees F, and/or if your material is 
	warmer than 75 degrees F. make your batches even smaller.  If you make a 
	batch too small you just have to make another batch.  If you make it too 
	large, you will likely waste material.
	 Application of Primer
	1.  Apply by 3/8 nap shed resistant roller or pour primer 
	onto the concrete and squeegee and back-roll with a short to 3/8 nap shed 
	resistant roller as necessary.  Application rate is 250 square feet per 
	gallon.
	2.  Do not allow to run or puddle. Primer is only required 
	on concrete surfaces. Be sure to remove the masking tape as you go.  If you 
	let the Product #899 Epoxy Primer cure too much first 
	the tape will be very difficult to impossible to remove.
	3.  Allow primer to sit for about 6-10 hours, or until the 
	primer is hard, cool, and ready to walk on.  If primer is to be allowed to 
	set for more than 24 hours before installation of next step, broadcast the 
	surface with Epoxy.com Product #77  or dry 30 mesh silica sand to 
	saturation.
	 Application of Flexible Urethane Crack Isolation 
	Membrane 
	Epoxy.com Product #459 Elastomeric Membrane
		1. Before starting be sure to mask all termination 
		points like doorways, expansion joints etc.  Duct tape or other heavy 
		duty masking materials work better than conventional masking tape.
	2.  Be sure to mix small enough batches, so as not to 
	waste material. Mix 6.6 Parts A with 1 Part B by volume.  Stir for 3-5 
	minutes with and Epoxy.com Mixing Paddle (minimum 5 inch) in a low speed 
	drill for 3-5 minutes.  Although not recommended, you can add a small amount 
	of high quality (high purity) xylene to lower the viscosity. 
	3.  Mix only what you can use in 30 minutes at 75 degrees 
	F.  Remember that if your material, air, or substrate temperatures are 
	higher you will need to make batches that you can use before the usable 
	potlife at those higher temperatures.  Remember if you make a batch too 
	small you have to make another batch.  If you make the batch too big, you 
	will loose material.
	Application
	1.  Spread Epoxy.com Product #459 
	Elastomeric Membrane at a rate of 50 square feet per gallon.
	2.  Carefully back-roll using a short nap roller.  Be sure 
	to remove the masking tape as you go.
	3.  The Epoxy.com Product #459 
	Elastomeric Membrane should be allowed to cure for a minimum of 8 to 12 
	hours.  If more than 24 hours or so passes in between this coat and the next 
	coat, be sure to solvent wipe this coat with xylene before going on to the 
	steps below.
	Application of the Elastomeric Broadcast coat
	Epoxy.com Product #459 Elastomeric Membrane
		1.  Before starting be sure to re-mask all termination 
		points like doorways, expansion joints etc.  Duct tape or other heavy 
		duty masking materials work better than conventional masking tape.
	2.  Mix small batches to prevent waste. Mix 6.6 Parts A 
	with 1 Part B by volume.  Stir for 3-5 minutes with and Epoxy.com Mixing 
	Paddle (minimum 5 inch) in a low speed drill for 3-5 minutes.  Although not 
	recommended, you can add a small amount of high quality (high purity) xylene 
	to lower the viscosity.
	3.  Mix only what you can use in 30 minutes at 75 degrees 
	F.  Remember that if your material, air, or substrate temperatures are 
	higher you will need to make batches that you can use before the usable 
	potlife at those higher temperatures.  Remember if you make a batch too 
	small you have to make another batch.  If you make the batch too big, you 
	will loose material.
	Application
	1.  Spread Epoxy.com Product #459 
	Elastomeric Membrane at a rate of 100 square feet per gallon.
	2.  Carefully back-roll using a short nap roller.  It is 
	important that the material must be applied evenly.  Thicker areas of resin 
	will create high spots, thinner areas of resin will create low spots.  
	Uneven distribution of the resin thickness at this stage will be 
	exacerbated  by the sand broadcast below which will make the thicker areas 
	even thicker.  So be sure your Epoxy.com Product #459 
	Elastomeric Membrane is applied evenly
	3. Allow to level for 10 to 15 minutes.
	4.  Apply Epoxy.com Product #77 (30 mesh silica) Broadcast 
	sand into the wet surface of the Epoxy.com Product #459 
	Elastomeric Membrane until the surface appears dry.  Broadcast by throwing 
	the Product #77 into the air and letting in drop into the surface below.  
	Avoid clumping up the sand, by throwing it directly at the surface and 
	creating high spots.  If you you cannot broadcast far enough onto the 
	Product #459 without walking on the wet material, be sure to put on spiked 
	shoes first.  Never walk in wet material without spiked shoes.  
	Many installers find it works better to broadcast as they go, to prevent 
	having to walk in the wet material with spiked shoes. Remove your masking 
	tape after as you go, after you broadcast your sand.
	5.  The Epoxy.com Product #459 
	Elastomeric Membrane should be allowed to cure for a minimum of 12 to 16 
	hours. Sweep off the excess Product #77 the next day.  Sand lightly or use a 
	rubbing stone.  Vacuum to remove all the loose sand.  The better you vacuum 
	it, the more even the appearance usually is.
		Sealing with the Elastomeric Aliphatic Urethane 
	Topcoat
	Applying The Epoxy.com Product #467 Aliphatic Urethane Top-Coat.
		1.  This material can be applied by a short nap to 3/8 
	inch roller.  Alternately you can pour the product in a line on the floor, 
	spread with a squeegee and then back roll with a short nap roller. Be sure 
	to leave an even texture. 
		2.  Allow to cure.
		3.  Repeat the "Sealing with the Aliphatic Top-Coating" 
	section for a second coat is optional
		4.  Full cure takes 5 days.  This 5 day cure will give 
	you the maximum abrasion and chemical resistance.  You can typically 
	however, open to light foot traffic in 24 hours at 75 degrees. F.
		Remember when in doubt contact Epoxy.com Technical Support.