Epoxy Color Top

The substrate must be firm, dimensionally stable, capable of bearing loads and free of loose constituents, dust, oil, grease, rubber marks and other substances that could interfere with adhesion.

It is imperative to use suitable Remmers Epoxy Primers and coating systems.

Remmers Epoxy and Polyurethane Base Coatings fully sprinkled with quartz sand are also suitable as substrates.

For the Remmers Deck OS systems, see the applicable instructions for use.

Add the entire quantity of the hardener (component B) to the base compound (component A).

Mix thoroughly with a slow-speed electric mixer
(approx. 300 - 400 rpm).

Pour the mixture into a separate container and mix again thoroughly.

Mix for at least 3 minutes.

Insufficient mixing is indicated by streaks forming.

Setting may be accelerated by adding ACC H. The associated directions for use are available upon request.

As a general principle, higher temperatures will reduce and lower temperatures will increase the times stated.

Rubber wiper, epoxy roller, mixer

More detailed information can be found in the Remmers Tool Programme.

Clean tools, equipment and splashed material immediately while fresh with V 101.

Take suitable protective and waste disposal measures when cleaning.

If stored unopened in the original container and kept cool, dry and protected from frost, min. 12 months (component A)/min. 24 months (component B).

See application examples

Apply the material using a rubber wiper and then roll cross-wise with a suitable epoxy roller.

approx. 0.5 - 0.8 kg/m² binder (depending on blinding)

Pour the material onto the prepared substrate and then distribute using a suitable tool, e.g. a notched trowel or notched scraper.

Then roll in a crosswise direction using a suitable epoxy roller.

approx. 0.35 kg/m²

Unless otherwise specified, all of the values and application rates given above have been determined under laboratory conditions (20 °C) using standard colours. Slight deviations from these values may arise if the product is worked with on site.

Where necessary, the viscosity can be reduced by adding up to 2% by mass of Remmers V101 Thinner. The use of other thinning agents is not recommended.

Shades of colour with low hiding power (e.g. yellow, red or orange) tend to have a translucent effect on the subsequently applied sealant. In such cases, it is necessary to build up a coordinated colour, e.g. with multiple layers of sealant.

When coating continuous surfaces, only use materials with the same batch number as slight differences in colour, gloss and texture may occur.

If dark or highly pigmented colours are used it is possible that, even with very careful application, shadows or light textures appear on the surface. This is due to the product system and does not in any way affect product suitability. In case of doubt set up a trial surface.

Suitable for vehicle traffic with rubber tyres; not suitable for vehicle loads with metal or polyamide tyres nor for dynamic point loads.

Abrasive mechanical loads leave traces of wear.

Epoxy resins are generally not colourfast when exposed to UV light or weather.

Observe the corresponding test certificate for OS 8 systems.

Observe the instructions for use of the corresponding Remmers Deck OS 11 systems.

Further notes on working, system construction and maintenance of the listed products can be found in the latest Technical Data Sheets and the Remmers system recommendations.

Larger quantities of leftover product should be disposed of in the original containers in accordance with the applicable regulations. Completely empty, clean containers should be recycled. Do not dispose of together with household waste. Do not allow to enter the sewage system. Do not empty into drains.

For professional users only!

For further information on the safety aspects of transporting, storing and handling the product and on disposal and environmental matters, please see the current Safety Data Sheet and the brochure entitled "Epoxy Resins in the Construction Industry and the Environment", issued by Deutsche Bauchemie e.V. (3rd edition 2022).