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Sure Lift with Dye J6D is a solvent-based reactive bond breaker for lifting tilt-wall panels from casting beds.

  • Fugitive dye shows coverage
  • Clean lifts with minimal residue
  • Resists rain and construction traffic
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Dayton Superior Sure Lift with Dye J6D Bond Breaker, 5 Gallon

Sure Lift with Dye J6D is a solvent-based reactive and membrane-forming bond breaker for tilt-wall casting beds. A fugitive dye shows coverage while you spray, then panels are meant to lift cleanly with little residue. Dry time is about 2 hours at 70°F. Cure the bed with a solvent-based C309 membrane and let it dry before breaker coats. It is not the water-based Sure Lift J6WB.

Key Features

  • Solvent-based reactive tilt-up bond breaker
  • Fugitive dye for visual coverage checks
  • Panels lift cleanly with minimal residue
  • Resists rain, weather, and construction traffic
  • Chemically reactive on the casting bed
  • About 2 hour dry time at 70°F

Applications

  • Tilt-wall panel lifting from concrete casting beds
  • Solvent-based bond-breaker programs
  • Jobs that want a dye during placement
  • Beds cured with a solvent-based C309 cure and seal

Technical Specifications

Property Value
Chemistry Solvent-based reactive/membrane-forming tilt-up bond breaker with fugitive dye
Dry time About 2 hours at 70°F
Cure coat 200 sq. ft./gal.
First breaker coat 400 sq. ft./gal.
Second breaker coat 550 to 700 sq. ft./gal.
Shelf life 24 months, unopened, keep from freezing
Related products Clear version on request; Sure Lift FD for faster dry below 65°F
Packaging 5 gallon pail

Product documents: Sure Lift with Dye J6D Technical Data Sheet (PDF)

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Sure Lift with Dye J6D?
J6D is a solvent-based reactive and membrane-forming tilt-up bond breaker with a fugitive dye for coverage checks. This page is the 5 gallon pail.

How is J6D different from J6WB?
J6D is solvent-based with dye. J6WB is water-based and low VOC. Use the chemistry specified for the job; they are not size variants of one product.

What coverage should I plan?
Published averages are 200 sq. ft./gal. for a cure coat, 400 sq. ft./gal. first breaker coat, and 550 to 700 sq. ft./gal. second coat. Confirm on the actual slab.

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Use the Magento url_key on this product (the J6D path with dye in the slug). Do not use the shorter listed path.