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NSF/ANSI/CAN 61
Drinking Water System Components - Health Effects
Drinking Water System Components - Health Effects
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GAF | |
1 Campus Drive | |
Parsippany, NJ 07054 | |
United States | |
800-766-3411 |
Facility : Phoenix, AZ
Protective (Barrier) Materials
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Water Contact | Contact | Contact | ||
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Coatings - Tank[1] [2] |
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GAF BarrierGuard® Surface Coating | >= 6000 gal. | CLD 23 | MLTPL | |
HydroStop® BarrierGuard® Surface Coating | >= 6000 gal. | CLD 23 | MLTPL | |
[1] Number of Coats: 3* Maximum Field Use Dry Thickness (in mils): 48 mils* Recoat Cure Time and Temperature: See Footnote [2] Final Cure Time/Temperature: 24 hours at 70F* Special Comments: HydroStop® BarrierGuard® Surface Coating or GAF BarrierGuard® Surface Coating has a mix ratio 1:1:3 (HydroStop® BarrierGuard® Surface Coating or GAF BarrierGuard® Surface Coating:Water:Cement) by volume. HydroStop® BarrierGuard® Surface Coating or GAF BarrierGuard® Surface. Coating slurry has an induction period of one minute.* [2] * MIXING: HydroStop® BarrierGuard® Surface Coating and GAF BarrierGuard® Surface Coatings are liquids that requires mixing. A slurry is prepared by mixing one part coating, one part cool water, and three parts Portland Cement (Type I). First, add HydroStop® BarrierGuard® Surface Coating or GAF BarrierGuard® Surface Coating and cool water to a clean 5-gallon (18.9 liter) pail and mix with a slow-speed mechanical mixer for about 1 minute. Then, slowly add the Portland Cement (Type I) until a fully homogenous and lump-free slurry is produced. When ambient temperature is above 80°F (26°C), add ice to cool down the slurry mix in order to help prevent premature gelling. APPLICATION: HydroStop® BarrierGuard® Surface Coating and GAF BarrierGuard® Surface Coatings may be applied by brush or roller. Apply evenly at a rate of 0.5 - 0.8 gallons/100 ft2 (2.0- 3.3 L/10 m') per coat. One coat is usually sufficient for coating most surfaces; however, a second coat may be required on porous surfaces. Total coverage is dependent upon the substrate. Smooth substrates may require less coating, while rough or porous substrates may require more coating. GAF Premium Fabric or HydroStop® PremiumCoat® Fabric may be used with the HydroStop® BarrierGuard® Surface Coating or GAF BarrierGuard® Surface Coating. Coat 1 and 2: Apply HydroStop® BarrierGuard® Surface Coating or GAF BarrierGuard® Surface Coating (14 mils) onto substrate and immediately embed the GAF Premium Fabric or HydroStop® PremiumCoat® Fabric (6 mils). Before the first layer dries fully saturate the fabric with a second coat of slurry (14 mils). Allow to dry at least 24 hours at 70°F. Coat 3: Once dry, apply additional slurry (14 mils) and allow to dry for 24 hours at 70°F. Maximum total thickness including fabric is 48 mils for 3 coats. |
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