Dayton Superior Sure Lift with Dye J6D is a solvent-based, reactive and membrane-forming bond breaker with a fugitive dye in a 5 gallon pail for tilt-wall casting beds. The dye shows coverage during placement, then panels lift cleanly with little residue.
Dayton Superior Sure Lift with Dye J6D is a solvent-based, reactive and membrane-forming bond breaker with a fugitive dye in a 5 gallon pail for tilt-wall casting beds. The dye shows coverage during placement, then panels lift cleanly with little residue. Product code is 69233. Dry time is approximately 2 hours at 70 F. The film resists rain, weather, and construction traffic.
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Chemistry | Solvent-based reactive and membrane-forming bond breaker with fugitive dye |
| Pack | 5 gallon pail |
| Product code | 69233 |
| Dry time | Approximately 2 hours at 70 F |
| VOC | Less than 750 g/L |
| 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 |
Product documents: Dayton Superior Bond Breakers Data Sheet (PDF)
What panels is Dayton Superior Sure Lift with Dye J6D used on?
Tilt-wall panels lifted from properly designed, finished, and cured concrete casting beds.
What pail size is Dayton Superior Sure Lift with Dye J6D?
The pack is a 5 gallon pail, code 69233.
What dye does Dayton Superior Sure Lift with Dye J6D use?
A fugitive dye shows coverage during placement. It is not a permanent color.
What dry time does Dayton Superior Sure Lift with Dye J6D have?
Approximately 2 hours at 70 F. Cooler, wetter, or thicker coats extend the wait.
What weather resistance does Dayton Superior Sure Lift with Dye J6D have?
The film resists rain, weather, and construction foot traffic.
What cure-coat rate does Dayton Superior Sure Lift with Dye J6D use?
200 sq ft per gallon for the cure coat. First breaker coat is 400 sq ft per gallon.
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