PREMIUM SLATEX
Below Grade Waterproofing
BEST FOR JOBS VULNERABLE TO HIGH MOVEMENT
The Premium Below Grade system is comprised of a high-end water-based acrylic waterproof membrane, and a polymer modified cement to achieve the highest flexibility and abrasion resistance possible. The Premium Slatex System is perfect for poured in place walls, concrete block, planters, retaining walls, and so much more.
FEATURES
- High Flexibility
- Super Bonding
- Sprayable
- Easy to Apply
RESISTANT TO
- FIRE / SALT
- FREEZE / THAW
- UV
- IMPACT / ABBRASION
SUITABLE SUBSTRATE
Wood
Concrete
Metal
Foam
| COMPONENTS | COVERAGE |
| VAPOR SHIELD* | Per Gallon: 75 – 150 ft 2 |
| SCRATCH KOTE | Per Bag: 125 – 150 ft 2 |
| MULASTICOAT* | Per Gallon: 35 – 45 ft 2 |
- STEP
- PRODUCT INFO
- INSTRUCTIONS
- 1
VAPOR SHIELD
vapor barrier150 sqft/gallon
- 2
MULASTICOAT
waterproof membrane40 sqft/gallon
- 3
SCRATCH KOTE 2000
bond coat175 sqft/bag
*OPTIONAL - Apply Vapor Shield to the substrate to reduce the green window of concrete, prevent efflorescence, and/or resist hydrostatic pressure coming through wall. Apply with a pump sprayer in conjunction with water, back to back. Repeat for a total of 2 coats. Allow 24 hours to dry prior to application of Mulasticoat
Learn more about VAPOR SHIELDStir MULASTICOAT with hand paddle. Roll, brush or spray Mulasticoat over the area to be waterproofed in two (2) coats. Embed Polyester Stitch Bond Fabric immediately during the application of the first coat over all flashing, plane changes, and joints and apply additional material on top of it. Allow to dry thoroughly between coats.
Learn more about MULASTICOATApply Scratch Kote 2000 with a hopper gun, pressure sprayer or a ¾”-1¼” nap roller. Applied material should peak, not slump. Coat the Mulasticoat completely, as this coat acts as protection against punctures for the waterproof layer.
Learn more about SCRATCH KOTE 2000CUSTOMIZE THIS SYSTEM
TO FIT YOUR NEEDS
MULASTICOAT “The blue stuff”
Tensile Bond Adhesion to Concrete Tensile Strength
Method: ASTM C-297 Result: 162 psi (cohesive)
Tensile Strength
Method: ASTM D-412 Result: 99 psi
Elongation
Method: ASTM 2370 Result: 1,086%
Hydrostatic Head
Method: 12” Water/Film @ 40mil Result: Pass 96 Hrs/no effect
Hydrostatic Pressure
Method: ASTM C-1306 Result: Pass >45 psi*
*The test procedure only calls for taking the pressure to 45 psi but after passing so easily, test was taken up to 80 psi for 3 hours and surface still did not leak.
SCRATCH KOTE 2000
Weatherometer
Method: ASTM G23 Result: 2000 hrs Passed
Compressive Strength
Method: ASTM C109 Result: 2595 PSI @ 45 Day Air Cure
Abrasion Test
Method: ASTM 1242A Result: 1000 Cycles/1000 Grams
Freeze Thaw
Method: ASTM C67 Result: 50- Cycle Pass
Impact Resistance
Method: MIL-D-3134F Result: Pass
For Safety Data Sheets, visit our “Resources” page
Q: Can The Premium Slatex System be used to waterproof poured in place walls?
A: Yes, the Mulasticoat waterproof membrane can be used on poured in place walls, just be sure to use water-based form release and clean the wall of it prior to application so Mulasticoat can bond properly to the concrete.
Q: Is The Premium Slatex System green friendly?
A: Yes, the VOC (volatile organic compounds) content in the products are less than 5 grams/liter. All of the products used are water-based as well. Unlike many competitors that claim to be “water-based” but also contain petroleum byproducts, Mulasticoat is made from 100% water born acrylics and contains ZERO ASPHALT EMULSION.
Q: Is the Premium Slatex System expensive?
A: The Premium Slatex System is cost effective when comparing it to other high end below grade waterproofing systems. This system is best used for situations that require superior elongation performance. For an industry leading economical system see “The BG2000 System”
Q: How do you bridge expansion joints and wall/floor 90º joints?
A: We recommend embedding a material called Polyester Stitch Bond Fabric into the first coat of Mulasticoat to act as a reinforcement material for high movement areas. It is an inexpensive way to ensure security and rigidity in areas that may be subject to extreme movement over time.
MULASTICOAT “The blue stuff”
Tensile Bond Adhesion to Concrete Tensile Strength
Method: ASTM C-297 Result: 162 psi (cohesive)
Tensile Strength
Method: ASTM D-412 Result: 99 psi
Elongation
Method: ASTM 2370 Result: 1,086%
Hydrostatic Head
Method: 12” Water/Film @ 40mil Result: Pass 96 Hrs/no effect
Hydrostatic Pressure
Method: ASTM C-1306 Result: Pass >45 psi*
*The test procedure only calls for taking the pressure to 45 psi but after passing so easily, test was taken up to 80 psi for 3 hours and surface still did not leak.
SCRATCH KOTE 2000
Weatherometer
Method: ASTM G23 Result: 2000 hrs Passed
Compressive Strength
Method: ASTM C109 Result: 2595 PSI @ 45 Day Air Cure
Abrasion Test
Method: ASTM 1242A Result: 1000 Cycles/1000 Grams
Freeze Thaw
Method: ASTM C67 Result: 50- Cycle Pass
Impact Resistance
Method: MIL-D-3134F Result: Pass
For Safety Data Sheets, visit our “Resources” page
Q: Can The Premium Slatex System be used to waterproof poured in place walls?
A: Yes, the Mulasticoat waterproof membrane can be used on poured in place walls, just be sure to use water-based form release and clean the wall of it prior to application so Mulasticoat can bond properly to the concrete.
Q: Is The Premium Slatex System green friendly?
A: Yes, the VOC (volatile organic compounds) content in the products are less than 5 grams/liter. All of the products used are water-based as well. Unlike many competitors that claim to be “water-based” but also contain petroleum byproducts, Mulasticoat is made from 100% water born acrylics and contains ZERO ASPHALT EMULSION.
Q: Is the Premium Slatex System expensive?
A: The Premium Slatex System is cost effective when comparing it to other high end below grade waterproofing systems. This system is best used for situations that require superior elongation performance. For an industry leading economical system see “The BG2000 System”
Q: How do you bridge expansion joints and wall/floor 90º joints?
A: We recommend embedding a material called Polyester Stitch Bond Fabric into the first coat of Mulasticoat to act as a reinforcement material for high movement areas. It is an inexpensive way to ensure security and rigidity in areas that may be subject to extreme movement over time.
