• Ready-to-use, no mixing.
• Tenacious bond to a wide variety of materials.
• Simple application with brush, roller or spray.
• May be used over damp or dry surfaces.
• Not affected by high alkalinity associated with lime plasters and portland cement.
• Increases resistance to humidity.
• High tensile and shear strength.
• Does not become brittle.
• Non-flammable, VOC compliant.

All receiving surfaces should be clean, free of dust, dirt, oil, grease, loose stone, loose sand, deteriorating paint or foreign materials which could hinder bonding ability. Smooth surfaces should be abraded before application. Porous surfaces should be lightly dampened before applying Superhold.

Try a test patch on questionable surfaces and allow to dry for 24 hours. If Superhold curls or cracks, the surface must be clean thoroughly prior to application.

No stirring or dilution is required. Superhold may be applied by hand using a brush or roller. It also may be spray applied using an airless sprayer that delivers at least 40 psi, with an orifice size of at least .020 inch (.5mm). Spray nozzle should be held approximately 18 inches from the surface and material should be applied in a criss cross pattern. Apply new material within 72 hours of Superhold application.

For maximum adhesion of new cementitious materials, use Merlex Acrylex as an admix (1 part of Acrylex to 3 parts water) plus Superhold (undiluted) on the substrate.