Sand Mix
A perfectly proportioned blend of high quality Portland Cement and dry, clean brick sand.
Uses
Use where the thickness of finished Concrete will not exceed 2 inches. (See Concrete Stone Mix for thickness greater than 2 inches).
Suggested Uses Are:
Concrete Floor Topping - Parging - Ramping - Filling Cracks - Laying Flagstone and Pavers - Grouting - Wall Repair - Filling Tree Cavities
Features and Technical Data
- Pre-blended and ready to use - Just add water.
- Backed by Independent Quality Control Tests.
IN 66 LB (30 KG) BAGS 56 PER SKID
Coverage
10 lbs of Concrete Sand Mix will cover 1 square foot to a thickness of about 1 inch. Preparation All surfaces should be clean and free of oil, gas, paint, grease, etc before applying Sand Mix.
Directions
Empty contents of bag into mixer or wheelbarrow. Add water to the Sand Mix, mixing as you go. Required water is about 31/2 quarts per 66lb bag. Too much water reduces the overall strength. Once mixed, pour the Sand Mix into the area, place and work to the desired finish with float or trowel. Allow the new Concrete to set firmly, then keep moist for at least 3 days. Covering the area with a plastic film or damp burlap is recommended.
For best results
Apply freshly mixed Sand Mix as soon as possible. Do not attempt to re-mix after the initial set. When patching or resurfacing, it is important to clean and dampen the surface of the existing Concrete before applying the new material. When applying new Concrete to old, a liquid Concrete Bonding Agent should be applied. Do not apply if the temperature is expected to fall below 40°F within the next 24 hours. Safety Sand Mix contains Portland Cement. Direct contact may irritate eyes and skin. Wear protective clothing (gloves & safety glasses) when using this product. Wash exposed areas promptly with water. If material gets into eyes, rinse thoroughly with clean water and seek immediate medical attention.
DO NOT TAKE INTERNALLY. KEEP AWAY FROM CHILDREN and PETS.
Clean Up
Clean up is simple and easy with soap and water. Rinse tools before material hardens.
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