The MULTICOAT KRETE KOTE 2000 System is a super bonding, flexible synthetic resin modified cementitious coating which forms a cost effective, durable, anti-skid, weather and chemical resistant surface over properly prepared substrates. It can be applied to driveways, walkways, steps, pool decks and most concrete surfaces.
*OPTIONAL – Apply Vapor Shield to the substrate to reduce the green window of concrete, prevent efflorescence, and/or resist hydrostatic pressure coming through the concrete substrate. 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 Krete Kote/Top Coat
Apply Krete Kote or Top Coat in 2 steps: a base coat, and a texture coat. Apply a smooth thin layer with a trowel, sprayer or magic trowel and allow to dry. Then apply a texture on top top desired aesthetic look.
Apply the diluted COLORSEAL with nap roller for the 1st coat with very firm pressure. (1/2” nap roller for smooth and 3/4” nap roller for rough surfaces). Allow a minimum of one (1) hour to dry. For the 2nd coat, apply at full strength. Airless sprayers may be used for the 2nd and final coat. Allow final coat a minimum of 24 hours before placing area into use. Will fully cure in 14 days, during which care should be exercised against excessive abuse.
ASTM G23 2000 hrs – Passed
ASTM C109 45 Days air cured 2595 psi
ASTM-C190 457 psi
ASTM-C297 225 psi
ASTM-1242A 1000cyc-1000gms 39 mil loss
ASTM-B117 300 hrs – Passed
ASTM-E96A 8.5 Perms
ASTM-C67 Passed
ASTM-D790 Modulus of Rupture – 770psi
MIL-D-3134F Passed
ASTM-E84 Class A
A: Yes. Krete Kote is designed to go over old concrete or new concrete in order to not only elevate the look, but also to perform as an anti-slip, cooling surface that protects your concrete from the elements.
A: There are many options for protecting Krete Kote. You may paint, stain, or simply clear seal it with a water-based or solvent sealer.
A: It depends on the material. If it is an epoxy, silicone, or other non water-based materials you must strip all of it. if it is another acrylic coating, simply abrade the surface and prepare it to be bonded to.
A: Yes. Simply follow the instructions as if you were doing the entire area but in a smaller area. An small artists touch is needed to match the texture and to feather the edges in, but it is not difficult, just a little detailed.
