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Deck Coat Resurfacing System |
Using Paper Stencils with Decorative
Coatings |
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Paper Stencils may be used in conjunction
with spray on decorative coatings for concrete (overlay systems) to create
brick or stone patterns on concrete flat work. Once all surface preparations
and base coats have been completed according to the coating manufacturer's
specifications  ,
the Paper Stencils may be applied as follows to achieve the brick or stone
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 Place
Stencils |
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| 1. Unroll stencils, pulling template
from the top of the roll. These Paper Stencils have very little memory
and lay virtually flat. Pulling off stencils from the top of the roll will
assure that any minor residual curl will be convex so that gravity will
assist in pulling the stencil into contact with the surface. 2. Lay stencil onto the surface and trim excess off with scissors. 3. Unroll and place second section of stencil onto the surface overlapping the trailing mortar joint of this section onto the leading mortar joint of the previous section. Care should be taken to align all mortar joints so continuity of the pattern is maintained. 4. The two sections of stencil can be stapled together where they overlap to increase the stability of the pattern |
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 Secure
Stencils |
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| 5.The stencil may be spot
glued to the surface using an adhesive putty. Very
small amounts (about the size of a grain of rice) should be placed under
the stencil. The stencil should then be pressed firmly against the surface
to achieve a bond. Any lack of contact between the stencil and the surface
as a result of surface irregularities and minor residual curl may be
corrected by strategic spot gluing. Excess stencil should then be trimmed
off with scissors. 6. Repeat steps 3, 4, and 5 until the entire surface is covered with the stencil. |
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 Apply
Color |
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| 7. Spray
on color coat to obtain 100% coverage. Spray as near vertical as possible;
a 45 degree PVC joint
on the hopper gun is recommended. If
a knock down finish is desired, allow the coating to stiffen slightly to
avoid pushing the coating under the stencil while troweling. |
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 Remove
Stencils |
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8. The stencil may be removed
as soon as the surface will support workers . Any adhesive putty remaining
on the surface may be removed by using a fresh piece of putty to adhere
to and lift off the old putty. Sealer may then be applied according to
the coating manufacturer's specifications. |
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| Technical Information | ||
| Color Chart: Click Here Deck Coat Instructions: Click Here Hopper Gun Adaptor Detail: Click Here Material Safety Data Sheet - Deck Coat: Click Here Material Safety Data Sheet - Resin: Click Here For the free acrobat reader: Click Here |
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| Faux Brick ® NO-ADHESIVE Stencils
are available in 1,000 sq. ft., 500 sq. ft., and 100 sq. ft. rolls and Faux Brick ® ADHESIVE Stencils are available in 500 sq. ft. and 100 sq. ft. rolls. |
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