PAIL 30# CHEYENNE ANTIQUE RELEASE
Powdered colored release agent for stamped concrete in the Cheyenne color. Dust-on bond breaker and secondary colorant used during the stamping process.
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Description
Product Overview: Proline Dura Antique Release – Cheyenne
Proline Dura Antique Release – Cheyenne is a dry, colored powdered release agent designed for stamped concrete operations. Functioning as both a bond breaker and a concrete colorant, this product facilitates the stamping process. It is formulated to be dusted onto the surface, preventing adhesion while imparting a contrasting secondary color to the textured finish.
Technical Specifications
- Material Composition: Calcium carbonate and nuisance dusts.
- Form/Appearance: Dry colored powder.
- Container Weight: 30 pounds per container.
- Specific Gravity: Approximately 3.
- Solubility in Water: Negligible.
- Unit of Sale: Each (30 lb container).
- Coverage: One 30 lb container covers approximately 1,000 sq ft (based on an application rate of ~3–4 lb per 100 sq ft).
Applications and Features
This product is utilized by professionals to break bonds during the stamping process and to add a contrasting secondary color within the low points of stamped concrete. It is applied via a broadcast dust-on method. The manufacturer describes the material as possessing water-repellent properties. Key features include its powdered pigment formulation, serving dual purposes as a release agent and a colorant for textured concrete surfaces.
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What is the material composition?
The product is composed primarily of calcium carbonate and nuisance dusts.
In what form and unit is this product supplied?
The product is supplied as a dry colored powder and is sold in individual 30 lb containers.
What coverage can be expected from a container?
One 30 lb container covers approximately 1,000 square feet; the application rate is approximately 3–4 pounds per 100 square feet.
How should the product be stored?
Store under cool, dry conditions; re-seal partially used containers and keep away from open flames and high temperatures.
Are there other color options or variants?
Cheyenne is one of the available colored release options; the manufacturer lists a range of standard color choices.
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