Euclid Chemical LINSEED OIL TREATMENT
LINSEED OIL TREATMENT is a blend of boiled linseed oil and solvents. When applied in a thin coating to concrete surfaces, it protects them from winter damage due to freeze-thaw cycling and the effects of de-icing salts. Two applications of the oil compound will protect concrete and increase its resistance to winter damage.
Product families
Applications
- Fence Decks & Rails
- Pavement Highways Roads & Bridges
Product Families
- Primers & Sealers
Other characteristics
- Features
Fast Drying, High Capacity of Penetration, Salt Resistance
- Product Type
- Sealer
- Compatible Substrates & Surfaces
- Concrete
- Markets
- Building & Construction
- Clean Up
- Clean equipment with mineral spirits.
- Coverage
Troweled smooth - 300 ft2/gal; Broomed textured - 400 ft2/gal; A two-coat application using a coverage rate of 300 ft²/gal for each coat will require approximately 6.7 gal of material per 1000 ft² of area.
- PACKAGING
- 5 gal (18.9 L) pail, Code
- 027 05
- 55 gal (208 L) drum, Code
- 027 55
- Appearance
LINSEED OIL TREATMENT is a light brown material that will slightly darken concrete.
- Shelf LIfe
- 2 years in original, unopened package.
- Technology
- Ready-to-Use Products
- Packaging Type
- Drums
- Pails
- Benefits and Features
- Deep penetration
- Salt protection
- Ease of application
- Rapid drying
- Use Direction
Concrete surfaces must be clean, dry and free of oil, dirt, loose scale and any other contaminants. Surfaces shall be swept clean by hand or by mechanical means. Remove oil and grease as completely as possible. New concrete should be at least 28 days old before application. New concrete cured with curing compounds or cure & seals should not be treated until such agents have completely weathered away or been removed by other means.; LINSEED OIL TREATMENT is a one-component product that requires no pre-blending before placement. LINSEED OIL TREATMENT should be used directly from the container.; LINSEED OIL TREATMENT should be applied sparingly in two coats, at the average rate of 300 ft²/gal per coat. Application may be done by a medium nap paint roller or industrial pump-up sprayer, using a wide fan nozzle. The second coat may be applied as soon as the first coat is dry to the touch. In warm, dry weather this requires only one to four hours, but in cool weather, drying times up to 24 hours may be required. The preferred time for application is late afternoon so that when the concrete cools, the compound penetrates deep into the pores. Further treatment is recommended in form of a single application annually on surfaces subject to de-icing chemicals and wear.
- Primary Applications
- Roads and bridge decks
- Parking ramps and curbs
- Sidewalks and driveways
- Concrete exposed to freeze-thaw cycles
- Exterior concrete surfaces
- Precautions/Limitations
Keep LINSEED OIL TREATMENT away from open flames, sparks, or other sources of ignition.; If using LINSEED OIL TREATMENT indoors, ensure adequate fresh air ventilation and block all HVAC ducts which may distribute solvent odor. Extinguish any pilot lights or other sources of ignition before starting the LINSEED OIL TREATMENT application.; All rags soaked with the compound must be stored in air-tight covered steel drums.
- Specifications and Compliances
- Meets the requirements of AASHTO M-233
- Linseed Oil portion meets ASTM D260
- Mineral Spirits portion meets ASTM D235
- Ready to Use Product Features
- Fast Drying
- High Capacity of Penetration
- Salt Resistance
- Compatible Substrates and Surfaces
- Concrete
Technical data
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6 rows| Characteristic | Value | Unit | Method |
|---|---|---|---|
| Suitable For Foot Traffic | 12 - 24 | h | — |
| Viscosity | 25 - 35 | s | #1 Zahn Cup |
| Solids by Volume | min. 50 | % | — |
| Flash Point | 116.0 | °F | TCC |
| VOC Content | 389.0 | g/L | — |
| Drying Time (Humidity, Other Climatic Conditions) | 2.0 | h | — |
