Base Adhesive / Pail An 100% Acrylic Base Coat for EPS DESCRIPTION: Base Adhesive is manufactured with high-grade aggregates and a pure acrylic emulsion binder, field mixed with Type I-II Portland cement meeting ASTM C-150. BASIC USES: Base Adhesive is intended for use in adhering Expanded Polystyrene (EPS) Insulation Board to an approved substrate, or as a base coat in the BULLSEYE Class PB System. Base Adhesive may also be used as a leveling coat over approved substrates. COLOR: Base Adhesive comes packaged in its natural off-white color. PACKAGING: Base Adhesive is packaged in 50 lb (29.7 kg) 5 gallon (18.9 L) pails. STORAGE: 1. Store pails in a cool, dry location. 2. Store at a temperature between 40°F (4°C) and 110°F (39°C). 3. Store away from direct contact with the ground and/or concrete. 4. Store out of direct sunlight. 5. Protect pails from weather and other damage. COVERAGE: The coverage of Base Adhesive is approximately 180-200 ft2 (16.7-18.6 m2) as a base coat, and 160-190 ft2 (14.9-17.7 m2) as an adhesive. Coverage may vary due to ambient temperature, surface temperature, surface porosity, mixing methods, and/or application methods. AREA OF USE: Base Adhesive may be applied to the following substrates: 1. Paper faced gypsum sheathing 2. Fiber mat faced gypsum sheathing 3. Cement backer board 4. Masonry 5. Poured-in-place and/or Tilt-up concrete 6. Expanded Polystyrene Insulation Board SURFACE PREPARATION: All surfaces to receive application must be clean and free of debris, dirt and dust, efflorescence, grease, oils, curing agents, and cleaning solutions. Ensure that all surfaces are smooth and free of any irregularities. Repair all cracks with the appropriate patching material for the existing substrate. Cleaning and smoothing may be accomplished by pressure washing, mechanical sanding, scraping, chipping, and/or sand blasting. Smooth or glossy surfaces must be roughened to ensure a proper bond. MIXING: 1. Cement must be mixed into the Base Adhesive prior to application. 2. Split one pail of Base Adhesive into two, clean, 5 gallon pails. 3. Add 30%-50%, by volume, of Type I-II Portland cement. 4. Mix thoroughly for approximately 3-5 minutes using a Jiffy-type mixer. 5. Stop mixing and allow the material to take its initial set. 6. Re-temper the material adding a maximum of 8 oz. of clean, potable water to reach the desired consistency. APPLICATION: For Use As An Adhesive 1. Apply the Base Adhesive to the back of the EPS Insulation Board with an approved notched trowel. 2. Apply the Base Adhesive side of the insulation board to the substrate. 3. Ensure that the entire piece of insulation board has been firmly attached to the substrate. 4. Allow the Base Adhesive to set for a minimum of 24 hours prior to working on the insulation board. For Use As A Base Coat 1. Apply Base Adhesive to the substrate a minimum of 1/16" (3.2mm) thick. 2. Completely embed Reinforcing Mesh into this coat. 3. Trowel smooth, ensuring that no Reinforcing Mesh is visible. For Use As A Leveling Coat 1. Apply the material to the area needed to be leveled. 2. Application method will vary due to job conditions. NOTE: Protect applied product from inclement weather until fully cured. CURING AND DRYING: Curing and/or drying time may vary due to climactic conditions, but should not take less than 24 hours at an ambient and surface temperature of 700°F (210°C) and 55% R.H. Variations in Ambient and surface temperature and humidity may prolong curing and/or drying time. All freshly applied material must be protected by an approved protective system from inclement weather until fully cured and/or dried. Approved protective systems shall be equal to the Sail System. It is the responsibility of the applicator to determine if the product is fully cured and/or dry prior to exposing it to rain, snow, dew, and/or any other inclement weather condition that may be detrimental to the product. LIMITATIONS: · DO NOT apply product when the ambient and surface temperature is below 40°F (4°C) or above 100°F (34°C). The ambient and surface temperature must stay consistently within this range until fully cured (see also CURING AND DRYING). Material that is allowed to freeze may suffer irreparable damage. Protect all work from inclement weather with an approved protective system until fully cured and/or dry. Approved protective systems shall be equal to the Sail System. · DO NOT add any other materials to the mixture of the product without written approval from Overland Trading Co., Inc. · DO NOT deviate in the mixing or application procedures contained in this, or any other BULLSEYE Data Sheets, without written approval from Overland Trading Co., Inc. · DO NOT apply Base Adhesive if there are contaminates on the receiving surface. Contaminates may include, but are not limited to, dust, debris, efflorescence, and/or oils. · DO NOT add any more water than prescribed. · DO NOT use a Jiffy-type mixer that exceeds 500 RPM. · DO NOT leave Base Adhesive In its applied state. CLEANING: Cleaning may be accomplished with water immediately after use. Home
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Base Adhesive Plus / Pail An Acrylic Water-Resistant Cementitious Base Coat DESCRIPTION: Base Adhesive Plus is an acrylic-modified, water-resistant base coat manufactured with high-grade aggregates and a pure acrylic emulsion binder field mixed with Type I-II Portland cement meeting ASTM C-150. BASIC USES: Base Adhesive Plus is designed for use as a base coat in the BULLSEYE Class PB System. COLOR: Base Adhesive Plus is packaged in its natural gray color. PACKAGING: Base Adhesive Plus is packaged in 50 lb (29.7 kg) 5 gallon (18.9 L) pails. STORAGE: 1. Store pails in a cool, dry location. 2. Store at a temperature between 40°F (4°C) and 110°F (39°C). 3. Store away from direct contact with the ground and/or concrete. 4. Store out of direct sunlight. 5. Protect pails from weather and other damage. COVERAGE: The coverage of Base Adhesive Plus is approximately 160-180 ft2 (14.9-16.7 m2). Coverage may vary due to ambient temperature, surface temperature, surface porosity, and/or application methods. AREA OF USE: Base Adhesive Plus may be applied to the following substrates: 1. Paper faced gypsum sheathing 2. Fiber mat-faced gypsum sheathing 3. Cement backer board 4. Masonry 5. Poured-in-place concrete and/or Tilt-up concrete 6. Expanded Polystyrene Insulation Board SURFACE PREPARATION: All surfaces to receive application must be clean and free of debris, dirt and dust, efflorescence, grease, oils, curing agents, and cleaning solutions. Ensure that all surfaces are smooth and free of any irregularities. Repair all cracks with the appropriate patching material for the existing substrate. Cleaning and smoothing may be accomplished by pressure washing, mechanical sanding, scraping, chipping, and/or sand blasting. Smooth or glossy surfaces must be roughened to ensure a proper bond. MIXING: Cement must be mixed into the Base Adhesive Plus prior to application. 1. Split one pail of Base Adhesive Plus into two, clean, 5 gallon pails. 2. Add 50%, by volume, of Type I-II Portland cement. 3. Mix thoroughly for approximately 3-5 minutes using a Jiffy-type mixer. 4. Stop mixing and allow the material to take its initial set. 5. Re-temper the material adding a maximum of 8 oz. of clean, potable water to reach the desired consistency. APPLICATION: 1. Apply Base Adhesive Plus to the substrate a minimum of 1/16" (3.2 mm) thick. 2. Completely embed Reinforcing Mesh into this coat. 3. Trowel smooth, ensuring that no Reinforcing Mesh is visible. NOTE: Protect applied product from inclement weather until fully cured. CURING AND DRYING: Curing and/or drying time may vary due to climactic conditions, but should not take less than 24 hours at an ambient and surface temperature of 70°F (21°C) and 55% R.H. Variations in Ambient and surface temperature and humidity may prolong curing and/or drying time. All freshly applied material must be protected by an approved protective system from inclement weather until fully dry and cured. Approved protective systems shall be equal to the Sail System. It is the responsibility of the applicator to determine if the product is fully cured and/or dry prior to exposing it to rain, snow, dew, and/or any other inclement weather condition that may be detrimental to the product. LIMITATIONS: · DO NOT apply product when the ambient and surface temperature is below 40°F (4°C) or above 100°F (34°C). The ambient and surface temperature must stay consistently within this range until fully cured and/or dry (see also CURING AND DRYING). Material that is allowed to freeze may suffer irreparable damage. Protect all work from inclement weather with an approved protective system until fully cured and/or dry. Approved protective systems shall be equal to the Sail System. · DO NOT add any other materials to the mixture of the product without written approval from Overland Trading Co., Inc. · DO NOT deviate in the mixing or application procedures contained in this, or any other BULLSEYE Data Sheets, without written approval from Overland Trading Co., Inc. · DO NOT apply Base Adhesive Plus if there are contaminates on the receiving surface. Contaminates may include, but are not limited to, dust, debris, efflorescence, and/or oils. · DO NOT add any more water than prescribed. · DO NOT use a Jiffy-type mixer that exceeds 500 RPM. · DO NOT leave Base Adhesive Plus in its applied state. CLEANING: Cleaning may be accomplished with water immediately after use. SAFETY: Avoid contact with eyes or prolonged contact with skin. Wash thoroughly after handling. In case of eye contact, flush immediately with running water for at least 15 minutes. Consult a physician immediately. Do not take internally. Be sure to provide adequate ventilation in enclosed areas. Use of an approved respirator is recommended. KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN Home
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Acrylic Finish / Pail A 100% Acrylic Exterior/Interior Finish DESCRIPTION: Acrylic Finishes are manufactured with high-grade aggregates, a pure acrylic emulsion binder and proprietary additives that produce a superior finish product. Acrylic Finishes may be floated to achieve a sand finish or a light worm driven appearance. BASIC USES: The Acrylic Finishes are designed for use as finish coats for the BULLSEYE Class PB System, BULLSEYE One Coat System, and the BULLSEYE Three-Coat System. Acrylic Finishes may also be used as interior finishes, or applied over properly prepared masonry and/or concrete. COLOR: Acrylic Finishes are packaged white. PACKAGING: Acrylic Finishes are packaged in 65 lb. (38.6 kg) 5 gallon (18.9 L) pails. STORAGE: 1. Store pails in a cool, dry location. 2. Store at a temperature between 40°F (4°C) and 110°F (39°C). 3. Store away from direct contact with the ground and/or concrete. 4. Store out of direct sunlight. 5. Protect pails from weather and other damage. COVERAGE: The coverage of Acrylic Finishes is approximately 100-150 ft2 (9.3-13 m2). Coverage may vary due to ambient temperature, surface temperature, surface porosity, and/or application methods. AREA OF USE: Acrylic Finishes may be applied to the following substrates: 1. One-Coat products 2. Brown Coat 3. Stucco 4. Masonry 5. Poured-in-place and/or Tilt-up concrete 6. Approved BULLSEYE Base Coats SURFACE PREPARATION: All surfaces to receive application must be clean and free of loose debris, dirt and dust, efflorescence, grease, oils, curing agents, and cleaning solutions. Ensure that all surfaces are smooth and free of any irregularities. Repair all cracks with the appropriate patching material for the existing substrate. Cleaning and smoothing may be accomplished by pressure washing, mechanical sanding, scraping, chipping, or sand blasting. Smooth or glossy surfaces must be roughened to ensure a proper bond. One-Coat products, Brown Coat, Stucco, Masonry, Poured-in-place concrete, and Tilt-up concrete must be primed with the matching colored Primer. It is recommended that approved BULLSEYE Base Coats also be primed. One coat and three coat stucco products must be cured for a minimum of 7 days and cement must cure for a minimum of 28 days. The pH level of these products must be below 10 prior to application of the Primer. MIXING: 1. Acrylic Finishes must be thoroughly mixed immediately prior to use with a Jiffy-type mixer. 2. If multiple pails are being used, intermix pails to achieve consistency. APPLICATION: 1. Ensure that the receiving surface has been properly prepared according to the Surface Preparation section of this Product Data Sheet. 2. Apply a uniform coat of the desired Acrylic Finish, no thicker than the largest aggregate, to the substrate. 3. Immediately following the applicator, use a plastic float or stainless steel trowel in a consistent motion to obtain the desired finish. NOTE: Protect applied product from inclement weather until fully dry. DRYING: Drying time may vary due to climactic conditions, but should not take less than 24 hours at an ambient and surface temperature of 70°F (21°C) and 55% R.H. Variations in Ambient and surface temperature and humidity may prolong drying time. All freshly applied material must be protected by an approved protective system from inclement weather until fully dry. Approved protective systems shall be equal to the Sail System. It is the responsibility of the applicator to determine if the product is fully dry prior to exposing it to rain, snow, dew, and/or any other inclement weather condition that may be detrimental to the product. LIMITATIONS: · DO NOT apply product when the ambient and surface temperature is below 40°F (4°C) or above 100°F (34°C). The ambient and surface temperature must stay consistently within this range until fully dry (see also DRYING). Material that is allowed to freeze may suffer irreparable damage. Protect all work from inclement weather with an approved protective system until fully dry. Approved protective systems shall be equal to the Sail System. · DO NOT add any other materials to the mixture of the product without written approval from Overland Trading Co., Inc. · DO NOT deviate in the mixing or application procedures contained in this, or any other BULLSEYE Data Sheets, without written approval from Overland Trading Co., lnc. · DO NOT apply Acrylic Finishes if there are contaminates on the receiving surface. Contaminates may include, but are not limited to, dust, debris, efflorescence, and/or oils. · DO NOT use a Jiffy-type mixer that exceeds 500 RPM. CLEANING: Cleaning may be accomplished with water immediately after use. SAFETY: Avoid contact with eyes or prolonged contact with skin. Wash thoroughly after handling. In case of eye contact, flush immediately with running water for at least 15 minutes. Consult a physician immediately. Do not take internally. Be sure to provide adequate ventilation in enclosed areas. Use of an approved respirator is recommended. KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN Home
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Elastomeric Finish / Pail A 100% Elastomeric Exterior/Interior Finish DESCRIPTION: Elastomeric Finishes are manufactured with high-grade aggregates, a pure acrylic emulsion binder and proprietary additives that produce a superior elastomeric finish product. Elastomeric Finishes may be floated to achieve a sand finish or a light worm driven appearance. BASIC USES: The Elastomeric Finishes are designed for use as finish coats for the BULLSEYE Class PB System, BULLSEYE One-Coat System, and the BULLSEYE Three-Coat System. Elastomeric Finishes may also be used as interior finishes, or applied over properly prepared masonry and/or concrete. Elastomeric Finishes help bridge cracks inherent in traditional Portland cement plaster construction. COLOR: Elastomeric Finishes are packaged white. PACKAGING: Elastomeric Finishes are packaged in 65 lb. (38.6 kg) 5 gallon (18.9 L) pails. STORAGE: 1. Store pails in a cool, dry location. 2. Store at a temperature between 40°F (4°C) and 110°F (39°C). 3. Store away from direct contact with the ground and/or concrete. 4. Store out of direct sunlight. 5. Protect pails from weather and other damage. COVERAGE: The coverage of Elastomeric Finishes is approximately 100-150 ft2 (9.3-13 m2). Coverage may vary due to ambient temperature, surface temperature, surface porosity, and/or application methods. AREA OF USE: Elastomeric Finishes may be applied to the following substrates: 1. One-Coat products 2. Brown Coat 3. Stucco 4. Masonry 5. Poured-in-place and/or Tilt-up concrete 6. Approved BULLSEYE Base Coats SURFACE PREPARATION: All surfaces to receive application must be clean and free of loose debris, dirt and dust, efflorescence, grease, oils, curing agents, and cleaning solutions. Ensure that all surfaces are smooth and free of any irregularities. Repair all cracks with the appropriate patching material for the existing substrate. Cleaning and smoothing may be accomplished by pressure washing, mechanical sanding, scraping, chipping, or sand blasting. Smooth or glossy surfaces must be roughened to ensure a proper bond. One-Coat products, Brown Coat, Stucco, Masonry, Poured-in-place concrete, and Tilt-up concrete must be primed with the matching colored Primer. It is recommended that approved BULLSEYE Base Coats also be primed. One coat and three coat stucco products must be cured for a minimum of 7 days and cement must cure for a minimum of 28 days. The pH level of these products must be below 10 prior to application of the Primer. MIXING: 1. Elastomeric Finishes must be thoroughly mixed immediately prior to use with a Jiffy-type mixer. 2. If multiple pails are being used, intermix pails to achieve consistency. APPLICATION: 1. Ensure that the receiving surface has been properly prepared according to the Surface Preparation section of this Product Data Sheet. 2. Apply a uniform coat of the desired Elastomeric Finish, no thicker than the largest aggregate, to the substrate. 3. Immediately following the applicator, use a plastic float or stainless steel trowel in a consistent motion to obtain the desired finish. NOTE: Protect applied product from inclement weather until fully dry. DRYING: Drying time may vary due to climactic conditions, but should not take less than 24 hours at an ambient and surface temperature of 70°F (21°C) and 55% R.H. Variations in Ambient and surface temperature and humidity may prolong drying time. All freshly applied material must be protected by an approved protective system from inclement weather until fully dry. Approved protective systems shall be equal to the Sail System. It is the responsibility of the applicator to determine if the product is fully dry prior to exposing it to rain, snow, dew, and/or any other inclement weather condition that may be detrimental to the product. LIMITATIONS: · DO NOT apply product when the ambient and surface temperature is below 40°F (4°C) or above 100°F (34°C). The ambient and surface temperature must stay consistently within this range until fully dry (see also DRYING). Material that is allowed to freeze may suffer irreparable damage. Protect all work from inclement weather with an approved protective system until fully dry. Approved protective systems shall be equal to the Sail System. · DO NOT add any other materials to the mixture of the product without written approval from Overland Trading Co., Inc. · DO NOT deviate in the mixing or application procedures contained in this, or any other BULLSEYE Data Sheets, without written approval from Overland Trading Co., lnc. · DO NOT apply Elastomeric Finishes if there are contaminates on the receiving surface. Contaminates may include, but are not limited to, dust, debris, efflorescence, and/or oils. · DO NOT use a Jiffy-type mixer that exceeds 500 RPM. 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Basecoat/Adhesive/BagA basecoat and adhesive for foam board insulation and masonry trim productsBasecoat/Adhesive is a one component, dry, polymer modified, cementations basecoat composed of sand, cement, proprietary chemicals, and polymer modifiers. Basecoat/Adhesive is used for bonding and priming foam board prior to the application of decorative finishes. Basecoat/Adhesive can also be used for adhering stone, concrete, tile and masonry trim products to autoclaved aerated concrete. ADVANTAGES:
SURFACE PREPARATION: All bases to receive Basecoat/Adhesive must be clean, dry, and free of dirt, paint, oil, and any other foreign residue. Proper substrates include sound concrete, masonry, plaster or exterior grade gypsum sheathing. Do not use over wood substrates. MIXING: Mix one 50 lb. bag with approximately 5 to 6 quarts of water until thoroughly blended. Let stand for 5 minutes and re-mix with a small amount of water until the desired consistency is achieved. Do not over mix or mix with high speed drills over 150 RPM, which may cause excessive air entrapment. APPLICATION: For bonding applications, apply Basecoat/Adhesive with a notched trowel for smooth substrates or by ribbon and dab method for masonry applications. As a basecoat, apply with a clean plaster trowel to a minimum 1/16” thickness embedding recommended fiberglass mesh. PRECAUTIONS: Ambient and surface temperatures must be higher than 40°F within 24 hours after application. Refer to local building codes in regard to application limitations for use. DRYING TIME: Thorough drying depends on temperature and humidity, and normally dries within 24 hours. CLEANING: May be cleaned with water prior to setting. Protect other surfaces from contact with coating. COLORING: Gray PACKAGE SIZE: 50 lb. Bag COVERAGE: STORAGE: Protect from moisture. Product storage life is one year from manufacture. TECHNICAL DATA: Home
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ICF Basecoat/BagHigh Build, Lightweight, Polymer Modified Basecoat for EPS Foam Surfaces. ICF Basecoat is a polymer modified basecoat designed to be applied from 3/16” to 3/8” to level out uneven EPS foam surfaces that utilize masonry or concrete wall backups. ICF Basecoat is ideal for concrete filled EPS foam walled structures because smoothing and leveling can be done in one application without the necessity of rasping. Traditional thin applied polymer modified cement basecoats require extensive rasping or application of additional foam which substantially increases labor and material costs. ADVANTAGES:
SURFACE PREPARATION: All bases to receive ICF Basecoat must be clean, dry, and free of grease, oil, dirt, paint, and any foreign residues. Rasp foam to remove contaminated areas. MIXING: Mix one 55-pound bag with approximately 2 to 2-1/2 gallons of clean water and stir thoroughly. Stir again after 5 minutes. APPLICATION: Apply necessary trim and bead accessories prior to basecoat application. Apply minimum of 3/16” thickness and immediately imbed fiberglass mesh into the surface of the ICF Basecoat. Trowel mesh underneath the surface and smooth and level wall. Wait 24 hours prior to applying finish. FINISHING: ICF Basecoat may be finished by skip troweling additional material to achieve a “lace finished”, or sprayed on to achieve a “dash finish” and subsequently painted. Alternately, ICF Basecoat may be finished with a colored acrylic texture. PRECAUTIONS: Do not add excessive amount of water to mix. Avoid re-tempering of mix after initial mixing. Hot weather accelerates drying and reduces working time. Cool weather retards drying time and increases working time. Do not apply if temperatures are expected to fall below 40 degrees F within 24 hours. Home
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Fiber Stucco ConcentrateExterior Wall StuccoFiber Stucco Concentrate is a concentrated factory blend of cement, lime, fiber, and proprietary additive to which sand is added to obtain a water and crack resistant stucco basecoat. ADVANTAGES:
SUBSTRATES: Fiber Stucco Concentrate may be installed over a variety of substrates including extruded or expanded polystyrene, exterior grade gypsum board, plywood and particle board, fiberboard, and concrete masonry surfaces. Gaps on all wood sheathing must be a minimum of 1/8 inch thickness. SURFACE PREPARATION AND LATHING: Wire fabric lath, minimum 20 gauge, 1 inch galvanized woven wire or metal lath complying with Table 25-B of the Uniform Building Code is applied over Grade D weather resistant paper. Over solid substrates, metal lath must be furred or self-furred metal lath must be used. Wire fabric and metal lath must be applied according to ASTM C-926 specifications. When used, control joints should be wire tied to the lath and not fastened to the framing. Additionally, lath should be cut behind the control joints. MIXING: Mix Fiber Stucco Concentrate with approximately 4 gallons of clean water and 200 to 240 pounds (approximately 15 #2 grade shovels) of clean plaster sand meeting ASTM C-144. Mix for 5 to 10 minutes until thoroughly blended. Avoid over mixing which may entrap excess air. APPLICATION: Apply Fiber Stucco Concentrate according to ASTM C-926 standard specifications. This may also be done in two coats with the first pass used to imbed the mesh and the second to provide the finished thickness. Smooth the wall with a slicker or similar tool to provide an even surface. CURING: Fiber Stucco Concentrate must be cured according to ASTM C-926 standard specifications. PACKAGING: Fiber Stucco Concentrate is packaged in 80 lb. bags. STORAGE: Protect form moisture. Product storage life is one year from manufacture. Home
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Fiber Stucco SandedExterior Wall StuccoFiber Stucco Sanded is a fiber reinforced portland cement/lime all-purpose plaster. It is designed for interior or exterior applications over lath, concrete, or masonry surfaces. Fiber Stucco Sanded is a complete product requiring the addition of water only. It is a blend of portland cement, hydrated lime, and sand proportioned in accordance with ASTM C-926. ADVANTAGES:
SUBSTRATES: Fiber Stucco Sanded may be installed over a variety of substrates including extruded or expanded polystyrene, exterior grade gypsum board, plywood and particle board, fiberboard, and concrete masonry surfaces. Gaps on all wood sheathing must be a minimum of 1/8 inch thickness. SURFACE PREPARATION AND LATHING: Wire fabric lath, minimum 20 gauge, 1 inch galvanized woven wire or metal lath complying with Table 25-B of the Uniform Building Code is applied over Grade D weather resistant paper. Over solid substrates, metal lath must be furred or self-furred metal lath must be used. Wire fabric and metal lath must be applied according to ASTM C-926 specifications. When used, control joints should be wire tied to the lath and not fastened to the framing. Additionally, lath should be cut behind the control joints. MIXING: Mix Fiber Stucco Sanded with approximately 2 gallons of clean water. Mix for 5 to 10 minutes until thoroughly blended. Avoid over mixing which may entrap excess air. APPLICATION: Apply Fiber Stucco Sanded according to ASTM C-926 standard specifications. CURING: Fiber Stucco Sanded must be cured according to ASTM C-926 standard specifications. PACKAGING: Fiber Stucco Sanded is packaged in 80 lb. bags. STORAGE: Protect form moisture. Product storage life is one year from manufacture. Home
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All Purpose StuccoExterior Wall StuccoAll Purpose Stucco is a portland cement/lime all-purpose plaster. It is designed for interior or exterior applications over lath, concrete, or masonry surfaces. All Purpose Stucco is a complete product requiring the addition of water only. It is a blend of portland cement, hydrated lime, and sand proportioned in accordance with ASTM C-926. ADVANTAGES:
SUBSTRATES: All Purpose Stucco may be installed over a variety of substrates including extruded or expanded polystyrene, exterior grade gypsum board, plywood and particle board, fiberboard, and concrete masonry surfaces. Gaps on all wood sheathing must be a minimum of 1/8 inch thickness. SURFACE PREPARATION AND LATHING: Wire fabric lath, minimum 20 gauge, 1 inch galvanized woven wire or metal lath complying with Table 25-B of the Uniform Building Code is applied over Grade D weather resistant paper. Over solid substrates, metal lath must be furred or self-furred metal lath must be used. Wire fabric and metal lath must be applied according to ASTM C-926 specifications. When used, control joints should be wire tied to the lath and not fastened to the framing. Additionally, lath should be cut behind the control joints. MIXING: Mix All Purpose Stucco with approximately 2 gallons of clean water. Mix for 5 to 10 minutes until thoroughly blended. Avoid over mixing which may entrap excess air. APPLICATION: Apply All Purpose Stucco according to ASTM C-926 standard specifications. CURING: All Purpose Stucco must be cured according to ASTM C-926 standard specifications. PACKAGING: All Purpose Stucco is packaged in 80 lb. bags. STORAGE: Protect from moisture. Product storage life is one year from manufacture. Home
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BULLSEYE Aqua-Guard Plus™ Polymer-Based, Non-cementitious Water-Resistive
Membrane and Air Barrier DESCRIPTION: Aqua-Guard Plus is a flexible, polymer based, non-cementitious, water resistive membrane, which resists water penetration and eliminates air infiltration. Aqua-Guard Plus is available in two types: Rolled or Sprayed. USES: Aqua-Guard Plus - Rolled or Sprayed is designed to be used in conjunction with BULLSEYE Wall Technology Products. When used with the BULLSEYE Aqua-Guard Plus System or BULLSEYE Mesh Tape, Aqua-Guard Plus provides an effective air barrier and water-resistive membrane for acceptable substrates. BENEFITS: Aqua-Guard Plus - Rolled or Sprayed is used straight out of the pail. Aqua-Guard Plus is applied using a roller, or spray equipment followed by back rolling. The coating dries quickly and serves as an excellent surface for adhesively attaching EPS. COVERAGE: Coverage will vary, depending on application method and substrate. For guidance refer to the usage chart included in this document. Aqua-Guard Plus is used over acceptable substrates including concrete and masonry. When installing over unpainted concrete and CMU a minimum of two coats is required. PROPERTIES: WORKING TIME: Aqua-Guard Plus - Rolled or Sprayed is non-cementitious materials, providing infinite working time. The products will not set-up in the pail. Keep pail covered when not in use. DRYING TIME: The drying time of Aqua-Guard Plus - Rolled or Sprayed is dependent upon the air temperature, wind conditions and relative humidity. Under average drying conditions [21°C (70°F), 55% R.H.], Aqua-Guard Plus will be dry to the touch within 2 hours and cure in 6 hours. TESTING INFORMATION: For test data refer to the chart included with this document. APPLICATION PROCEDURE: For complete application instructions, see Aqua-Guard Plus Specification Sheet. JOB CONDITIONS: Air and surface temperature for application of Aqua-Guard Plus must be 4°C (40°F) or higher and must remain so for a minimum of 12 hours. TEMPORARY PROTECTION: Shall be provided at all times until membrane, adhesive, base coat, finish and permanent flashings, sealants, etc. is completed to protect the wall from inclement weather and other sources of damage. ACCEPTABLE SUBSTRATES: All sheathing substrate joints must be treated with Aqua-Guard Plus and BULLSEYE Mesh Tape prior to application over the entire sheathing surface.
SURFACE PREPARATION: Sheathing board gaps shall not exceed (1/4") and the surface must be flat within (1/4") in any (4') radius. CMU mortar joints shall be struck flush (tooled mortar joints and heavily textured CMU, not split faced, shall be skim coated with BULLSEYE Adhesive Base coat, prior to application of the Aqua-Guard Plus. CMU shall be clean, unpainted and free of efflorescence. All substrates shall be dry and free of foreign materials such as dirt, dust, oil, paint, wax, water repellants, form release oils or other materials that inhibit adhesion. MIXING: Aqua-Guard Plus is ready for use after an initial mixing using a drill with paddle mixer. DO NOT ADD PORTLAND CEMENT. DO NOT ADD ADDITIONAL WATER. MEMBRANE APPLICATION: Refer to the usage/application chart for the appropriate use and application technique for a given substrate. CLEAN UP: Clean tools with water while Aqua-Guard Plus material is still wet. LIMITATIONS: Apply Aqua-Guard Plus to acceptable substrates only. Application over Oriented Strand Board (OSB) requires a minimum of two (2) coats of Aqua-Guard Plus. STORAGE: Maximum storage temperature shall not exceed 38°C (100°F). Minimum storage temperature shall not be less than 4°C (40°F) Aqua-Guard Plus – Smooth or Texture must be stored in tightly sealed containers out of direct sunlight. WARRANTY: Aqua-Guard Plus is covered by and subject to the terms and conditions of BULLSEYE Wall Technology limited materials warranty applicable to the BULLSEYE system used. BULLSEYE makes no other warranties expressed or implied. Contact BULLSEYE for full details. TECHNICAL AND FIELD SERVICE: Call to schedule field service 48 hours prior to application. Home
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EIFS Cleaner An 100% Natural Industrial Cleaner/Degreaser BASIC USES: BULLSEYE brand EIFS Cleaner is an effective method of removing base coat, finish coat, greasy, oily and other messes, when used per the printed instructions. EIFS Cleaner cannot affect paint, metal or fabrics. DIRECTIONS FOR USE: It is a violation of Federal law to use this product in a manner inconsistent with its labeling. Spray cleaner on surface to be cleaned. The solution will need to penetrate the area or mess to be cleaned and should not be disturbed for five minutes. Spray a second amount of cleaner on the soiled area and wait an additional five minutes. Again, spray additional cleaner on the area and begin to loosen substance with light circular motions using a stiff nylon brush. If scraping is required, use only a plastic instrument. Never use metal instruments or wire brushes. Repeated applications may be necessary for desired results. Always rinse the area thoroughly upon completion. IMPORTANT PRECAUTIONARY STATEMENTS:
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