Dayton Superior Maxi Tilt is a water-based reactive and membrane-forming bond breaker in a 55 gallon drum for tilt-wall casting beds. The film lets panels lift clean with little residue and holds up to construction foot traffic on the bed.
Dayton Superior Maxi Tilt is a water-based reactive and membrane-forming bond breaker in a 55 gallon drum for tilt-wall casting beds. The film lets panels lift clean with little residue and holds up to construction foot traffic on the bed. Product code is 273087. Fugitive dye makes spray coverage visible. Dry time is about 2 hours at 70 F. Used on tilt-wall casting beds.
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Chemistry | Water-based reactive and membrane-forming bond breaker |
| Pack | 55 gallon drum |
| Product code | 273087 |
| Dye | Fugitive dye for spray inspection |
| Cure coat | 100 to 200 sq ft per gallon |
| First bond-breaker coat | About 400 sq ft per gallon |
| Second bond-breaker coat | About 550 to 700 sq ft per gallon |
| Dry time | About 2 hours at 70 F |
| VOC | Less than 100 g/L |
| Shelf life | 9 months unopened |
Product documents: Dayton Superior Maxi Tilt with Dye Data Sheet (PDF)
What work is Dayton Superior Maxi Tilt used on?
Tilt-wall panels lifting from a properly finished and cured concrete casting bed.
What drum size is Dayton Superior Maxi Tilt?
This listing is the 55 gallon drum, code 273087.
What dye does Dayton Superior Maxi Tilt have?
A fugitive dye so the spray pass is visible on the casting bed.
What lift does Dayton Superior Maxi Tilt give?
Panels lift clean with little residue. The film holds up to construction foot traffic on the bed.
What coats does Dayton Superior Maxi Tilt typically use?
A cure coat, then two bond-breaker coats at right angles. Wait until the first bond-breaker coat dries, about 2 hours, before the second.
What dry time does Dayton Superior Maxi Tilt have?
About 2 hours at 70 F. Cooler, wetter, or thicker coats run longer.
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