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Roadware 10 Minute Concrete Mender 2 Gallon 80020

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Roadware 10 Minute Concrete Mender 600 ml cartridge. Two-part polyurethane that soaks into dry concrete and mixes with sand for a fast polymer repair.

  • 600 ml dual cartridge
  • Gel 6 to 7 min, traffic in about 10 min at 72 F
  • Dormant cracks and spalls, not moving joints
$943.20
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Roadware 10 Minute Concrete Mender, 600 ml Cartridge

Roadware 10 Minute Concrete Mender is a two-part structural polyurethane that soaks into dry concrete and combines with sand to make a polymer concrete repair. This 600 ml cartridge gels in about 6 to 7 minutes and is ready for traffic in about 10 minutes at 72 F. Coat or grind after one hour. Use it on dormant cracks, spalls, and pop-outs, not moving joints. The 2 gallon kit is listed separately.

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Key Features

  • Two-part structural polyurethane
  • Nearly water-thin so it soaks into dry concrete
  • 600 ml dual cartridge with static mixer
  • Gel 6 to 7 minutes at 72 F
  • Ready for traffic in about 10 minutes
  • Coat or grind after one hour

Applications

  • Dormant cracks and spalls
  • Pop-outs and floor pits
  • Industrial floors and forklift traffic
  • Repairs before coating

Technical Specifications

Property Value
Manufacturer Roadware
Product 10 Minute Concrete Mender
Part no. 80300
Pack 600 ml dual cartridge
Mix ratio 1:1
Gel time 6 to 7 min at 72 F
Traffic ready About 10 min at 72 F
Coat / grind After 1 hour
Viscosity About 8 cps
Compressive 3,883 to 6,681 psi with sand
Application temp -25 F to 100 F

Product documents: Roadware 10 Minute Concrete Mender TDS (PDF)

Frequently Asked Questions

What size is this cartridge?
600 ml (21 fl oz), part 80300. The 2 gallon kit is listed separately.

How fast does it set?
Gel in about 6 to 7 minutes. Traffic in about 10 minutes at 72 F.

Can I coat it?
Coat or grind after one hour.

Moving joints?
No. Use it on dormant cracks and spalls, not moving joints.

Who makes it?
Roadware Incorporated.