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Dayton Superior Resin Cure With Dye J11WD 5 Gal 68929
Resin Cure with Dye J11WD is a dissipating water-based resin curing compound with a red fugitive dye for fresh concrete.
- Horizontal and vertical placements
- Dye shows coverage while you spray
- Film weathers off with sun and traffic
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Dayton Superior Resin Cure with Dye J11WD, 5 Gallon
Resin Cure with Dye J11WD is a dissipating, water-based resin curing compound with a red fugitive dye for freshly finished horizontal and vertical concrete. Spray it on after bleed water disappears to hold moisture for hydration. The film then weathers off with sunlight, traffic, and weather, and the dye makes coverage easy to see while you are placing the cure.
Key Features
- Water-based dissipating resin cure
- Red fugitive dye for coverage checks
- Fresh horizontal and vertical concrete
- Cleans up with water while wet
- Highway-department listed in many states
- Film begins to oxidize in 30 to 60 days in weather
Applications
- Freshly finished horizontal concrete
- Vertical pours with two light wet-on-wet coats
- Exterior slabs that will later wear or be cleaned
- Jobs that need a visible dye during placement
Technical Specifications
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Chemistry | Dissipating water-based resin curing compound with fugitive dye |
| ASTM C309 / AASHTO M148 | Type 1D, Classes A and B |
| Dry time | About 2 hours at 70°F |
| VOC | Less than 100 g/L |
| Coverage, broom finish | 200 sq. ft./gal. |
| Coverage, steel trowel | 400 sq. ft./gal. |
| Min. application temp. | 40°F (4°C) |
| Dissipation | Begins to oxidize in 30 to 60 days in traffic, sun, and weather |
| Shelf life | 18 months, unopened, do not freeze |
| Packaging | 5 gallon pail |
Product documents: Resin Cure with Dye J11WD Technical Data Sheet (PDF)
Frequently Asked Questions
What is J11WD?
J11WD is an all-resin, dissipating, water-based curing compound with a red fugitive dye. It is applied to freshly finished horizontal and vertical concrete to retain moisture.
What does the dye do?
The fugitive dye shows coverage during placement. It is not meant as a permanent color. The resin film then dissipates with sunlight, weathering, and traffic.
Will it interfere with later flooring?
If the slab will be painted, sealed, topped, or receive moisture-sensitive flooring, residual membrane should be removed. See ACI 302.2R before moisture-sensitive finishes.
How is it applied?
Spray, roll, or brush after surface water disappears. Do not thin. About 200 sq. ft./gal. on broom finishes and 400 sq. ft./gal. on steel-troweled concrete.
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