Rust-Oleum Speed Screed

AXSS25
RUS7110

Rough concrete floors can be transformed rapidly and easily with Rust-Oleum Speed Screed - a self-smoothing, hard wearing material designed to meet the demands of industrial use. It is a pourable, durable and rapid way to smooth uneven, damaged or worn concrete floors.

  • Extermely durable - even withstands forklift trucks
  • Foot traffic possible after 6 hours
  • High mechanical strength
  • Can be over painted with most Rust-Oleum floor coatings
  • Low odour
  • From 3 – 15 mm thickness possible
  • Suitable for interior and exterior use

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Description

Rust-Oleum Speed Screed

This product is a pourable, durable and rapid way to smooth uneven, damaged or worn concrete floors.

Rough concrete floors can be transformed rapidly and easily with this self-smoothing, hard wearing material designed to meet the demands of industrial use. Rust-Oleum Speed Screed gives a mid grey, non dusting, slip-resistant surface that requires no further treatment before use. A mixing paddle for an electric drill and a spiked roller are available for use with this product.



Features & Benefits

  • Extermely durable - even withstands forklift trucks
  • Foot traffic possible after 6 hours
  • High mechanical strength
  • Can be over painted with most Rust-Oleum floor coatings
  • Low odour
  • From 3 – 15 mm thickness possible
  • Suitable for interior and exterior use



Technical Data
Gloss Level: Matt
Compressive Strength: 29 MN/m²
Tensile Strength: 5.2 MN/m²
Flexural Strength: 7.7 MN/m²



Drying Times At 20°C/RH 50%
Dry To Handle: 6 hours
Fully Cured: 24 - 36 hours
Pot Life: 1 day



Theoretical Consumption

As a guide, a 25 kg pack will cover 3.75 m² at 3mm thickness, 2.25 m² at 5 mm thickness, 1.13 m² at 10mm thickness.



Practical Consumption

Practical coverage depends on many factors such as porosity and roughness of the substrate and material losses during application.



Surface Preparation

Concrete should be free of loose material, soft surface laitance and contaminants. New concrete must be at least four weeks old. Remove all loose material by wire brushing. General dirt etc., should be removed with a strong neutral cleaner. Oil and grease can be removed with ND14 Cleaner/Degreaser. Cracks in concrete should be raked out and all loose material removed.



Directions For Use

  • Priming: Two primers are supplied. Dampen areas of bare concrete with clean cold water and leave for 20 - 30 minutes prior to applying Primer 1. Apply Primer 1 to the prepared surface using a brush or soft broom. Apply the Primer evenly avoiding ‘ponding’ on the surface and allow it to dry. Then apply Primer 2.
  • Mixing: (immediately after Primer 2 has been applied) Pour the resin into the empty Speed Screed container. Add the powder to the liquid slowly and blend in using a slow speed electric drill fitted with a paint stirrer until a completely even colour and consistency is obtained (3 to 5 minutes).



Application Conditions

Ambient temperature of approximately 15ºC - 20ºC and good ventilation. Lower temperatures will retard curing. Do not apply at less than 5ºC.



Application & Thinning: Rake/Trowel

Pour the mixed components onto the wet Primer 2. Use a trowel to spread the Speed Screed across the surface of the concrete at the desired thickness (it may be convenient to work to a thin batten but this must be removed before working further sections). It is not essential that trowel marks are removed at this stage. Immediately after application a spiked roller should be used to even out the material and release any trapped air. Use the spiked roller quite vigorously rolling each area 3 or 4 times from different directions. The spiked roller should not be used for more than 20 minutes as the Speed Screed will have started to cure and the roller may leave marks. If it is necessary to walk on areas of wet primer whilst applying Speed Screed care should be taken not to tread wet primer or Speed Screed onto surrounding surfaces. In exceptional temperature conditions advice should be obtained from Rawlins Techincal Team on 0113 2455450 (option 2) or [email protected]



Remarks

The surface is inherently anti-slip in dry conditions. When fully cured, Speed Screed can be cleaned with detergents or degreasers. Do not subject to temperatures in excess of 60ºC. The surface may become stained by certain contaminants. We recommend painting Speed Screed if a more easily wiped clean finish is required. Do not apply at less than 5ºC. Temperatures over 25ºC can make the material a little sticky to apply and lead to rapid drying out causing surface crazing. During the curing process it is important to have a good ventilation.

Product Details
711-40960

Data sheet

Manufacturer
Rust-Oleum
For Use By
General Use
For Use By
Industrial Use
For Use By
Professional Use
Interior / Exterior Use
Interior and Exterior
Interior / Exterior Use
Interior & Exterior
Water / Solvent Based
Water
For Use On
Concrete
Application Method
Rake, Trowel
Colour
Standard / Ready Mixed
Single, Two or Three Pack
Two-Pack
Single, Two or Three Pack
Two-Pack
Pack Size
25KG
Parts
4 Part
Base Type
Cementitious
Minimum Applied Thickness
3mm
Maximum Applied Thickness
15mm
Key Features
Quick Curing, Extremely Durable, Low Odour, All in One Kit
Touch Dry (at 20°C)
6 hours
Fully Cured (at 20°C)
24 - 36 hours
Pot Life (at 20°C)
20 mins
Coverage
25kg pack will cover 3.75m² at 3mm thickness, 2.25m² at 5mm thickness, 1.13m² at 10mm thickness
Recommended Thinner/Cleaner
Water
Compatible Primers
Included in pack
Compatible Topcoats
After 24-36 hours - Rust-Oleum Mathys Pegakote, Rust-Oleum 5300 Epoxyshield Maxx, Rust-Oleum 5800 Epoxy Rapid WB, Rust-Oleum 5500 Solvent Free Epoxy
Compressive Strength (at 20°C)
29 MN/m²
Tensile Strength
5.2 MN/m²
Flexural Strength (at 20°C)
7.7 MN/m²
Max. Application Temperature
20°C
Min. Application Temperature
15°C
Shelf Life (from date of manufacture)
12 months
Usages
Repair
Product Type
Repair
Fastest Delivery
Next Working Day
Attachments
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questions Marc on 2021-12-27 17:44:27
Question: 

I've got 3 small rooms that were joined together but there is a floor height difference between each of them (would be 25mm to build up the lowest floor first to the middle level and then another 25mm to make them all level with the highest floor level). Would this product be suitable? ta

Answer from Rawlins’ Technical Team: 

This screed is designed to be applied in 3 to 15mm depths per coat, while this could be used assuming the floor is compatible, clean, dry, sound and prepared as detailed in the technical data sheet SikaScreed HardTop 60 would be a more suitable option.

This can be applied upto 80mm deep per layer.

questions Robert McAvoy on 2020-02-18 12:42:51
Question: 

Can B95SL be applied straight on to the speed screed, or is there a primer needed

Answer from Rawlins’ Technical Team: 

We would usually recommend priming with Rust-Oleum 5401 Epoxy Impregnation Primer prior to application of Rust-Oleum B95SL Flexible Self Levelling Epoxy.


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