Vetoproof AZL

All surfaces should be dry and free from contamination such as oil, grease, loose particles, decayed matter, moss, algal growth, laitance, and all traces of mold release oils and curing compounds. This is best achieved by lightly grit-blasting the surface. Where moss, algae, or similar growths have occurred, treatment with a proprietary biocide should be carried out after the grit-blasting process. Spalled and deeply disintegrated concrete should be removed down to sound concrete and repaired using a Saveto repair system. 
Note: Concrete substrates should be at least 14 days old.

Vetoproof AZL does not require priming and can be applied directly to the concrete surface. In the case of highly porous surfaces, a priming coat is recommended to seal the pores and stabilize the surface. The primer coat can be prepared on-site by diluting Vetoproof AZL 1:1 with water. Apply one coat and allow it to dry completely.

Vetoproof AZL is a single-component product, but the contents of the bucket should be mixed thoroughly before application to remove any sediment. Use a slow-speed drill and suitable paddle mixer to avoid forming air bubbles.

The coating can be applied with a brush, roller, or airless spray machine and should be applied in a minimum of two coats. The first coat should be allowed to dry completely for 4–12 hours, depending on ambient temperature, before the second coat is applied. The second coat should be applied crosswise to the first coat. The coating will achieve full strength after a curing period of seven days. 

For heavy pedestrian traffic, it is recommended to use polyester fleece reinforcement, embedded firmly in the second coat while wet. A third coat should then be applied.

Remove Vetoproof AZL product from tools, equipment, and mixers with clean water before the initial set. Cured material can only be removed mechanically.