Hydroxylating Conversion Treatment - HCT

SKU: 42040-05GAL
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Prosoco
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$782.83
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Hydroxylating Conversion Treatment — Concrete Surface Preparation Chemical

Hydroxylating Conversion Treatment is a specialty concrete treatment chemical designed for professional contractors and trades who require reliable surface preparation prior to coating or sealing applications. This product chemically converts the concrete surface to improve adhesion and compatibility with subsequent coatings. It is formulated for use on cementitious substrates where surface chemistry modification is required as part of a professional-grade treatment system.

Unlike mechanical surface preparation methods, a hydroxylating conversion treatment works at a chemical level to modify the substrate surface, offering a consistent treatment approach across varying concrete conditions. This type of chemical treatment is a recognized method for preparing concrete surfaces that are difficult to coat effectively without prior conversion.

Technical Specifications

Specification Details
Product Type Hydroxylating Conversion Treatment
Size 5 Gallon
Part Number 42040-05GAL

Key Features & Benefits

Chemical Surface Conversion

This treatment chemically modifies the concrete surface rather than relying solely on mechanical abrasion. For contractors, this means the substrate is prepared at a molecular level, promoting better bonding conditions for applied coatings or sealers.

5-Gallon Container Size

The 5-gallon format is well-suited for commercial and industrial job sites where larger coverage areas are involved. Purchasing in this volume reduces the need for frequent reordering on extended projects and provides a practical quantity for professional use.

Common Applications

Concrete Surface Preparation

Applied to concrete substrates prior to coating or sealing to chemically convert the surface and improve adhesion of subsequent products.

Compatible Materials

  • Concrete
  • Cementitious substrates
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