Mapei Concrete Renew Fine | Fine-Grade Polymer-Modified Concrete Resurfacer

Mapei Concrete Renew Fine | Fine-Grade Polymer-Modified Concrete Resurfacer

One-Component, Polymer-Modified, Cementitious Resurfacer with Fine Aggregate | Brand: Mapei

Mapei Concrete Renew Fine is a one-component, polymer-modified, cementitious resurfacer with finer aggregate than standard Concrete Renew, designed for smoother finish applications on interior and exterior concrete surfaces. Confirm suitability, coverage, cure time, and application requirements against the current Mapei TDS, SDS, and project specification before use.

Key Characteristics

• One-component, polymer-modified — mixes with water; confirm mixing ratio and procedure against the current TDS.
• Fine aggregate — designed for smoother finish than standard Concrete Renew; confirm finish expectations against the TDS before specifying.
• Designed for direct adhesion to concrete — formulated to adhere to properly prepared existing concrete without a separate bonding agent in most applications; confirm bonding agent requirements against the current TDS for your specific substrate before use.
• Interior and exterior use — confirm suitability for your specific exposure conditions against the TDS.

Typical Applications

• Resurfacing and smoothing interior and exterior concrete surfaces
• Surface preparation prior to floor coating or covering installation
• Repairing and resurfacing deteriorated concrete

Limitations

• Confirm substrate suitability and surface preparation requirements against the current TDS before use.
• Confirm bonding agent requirements for your specific substrate against the TDS — a separate bonding agent may be required in some applications.
• Cure time is temperature and humidity dependent — confirm against the current TDS.
• Confirm suitability for exterior exposure conditions against the TDS before specifying.

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Technical information is provided for professional reference only. Product selection, substrate preparation, installation method, coverage, cure time and final performance remain the responsibility of the purchaser, installer, project specifier and/or manufacturer documentation. Always confirm suitability against the current TDS, SDS, project specification and site conditions before use.