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SPRAY-DOWN OVERLAYMENT APPLICATION. THE BENEFITS OF OVERLAYMENT. REPAIR EXISTING SURFACES PROFITABLE ELIMINATE REMOVAL SAVES TIME ON EXISTING SURFACES TRANSFORMS EXISTING SURFACES TO GIVE THE APPEARANCE OF BRICK, TILE OR STONE. SPRAY-DOWN APPLICATION. PREPARE YOUR SURFACE
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SPRAY-DOWN OVERLAYMENTAPPLICATION
THE BENEFITSOF OVERLAYMENT • REPAIR EXISTING SURFACES • PROFITABLE • ELIMINATE REMOVAL • SAVES TIME ON EXISTING SURFACES • TRANSFORMS EXISTING SURFACES TO GIVE THE APPEARANCE OF BRICK, TILE OR STONE
SPRAY-DOWN APPLICATION PREPARE YOUR SURFACE PRIME WITH A PRIMER APPLY YOUR BASE COAT (GRAY OR WHITE) TROWEL OR SQUEEGEE YOUR BASE COAT COVERING THE ENTIRE SURFACE 60 POUNDS COVERS UP TO 56 SQUARE FEET AT 1/8” THICK
STENCIL ALLOW BASE COAT TO DRY THOROUGHLY LAY THE FIRST PIECE OF STENCIL ALL STENCIL SHOULD BE PLACED “MEMORY-SIDE” DOWN
OPTION ONE: STENCIL SPRAY ADDITIONAL BASE COAT IN AREAS WHERE THE STENCIL NEEDS TO BE WEIGHTED DOWN FURTHER REPEAT UNTIL THE ENTIRE STENCIL IS DOWN
COLOR COAT/TOP COAT COLORPAX • DRY PIGMENT • PRE-MEASURED • MIXES DIRECTLY INTO OVERLAY MIX LIQUID COLOR • LIQUID PIGMENT • MIXES DIRECTLY INTO OVERLAY MIX
APPLYING COLOR COAT IF BASE COAT IS DRY, RE-APPLY PRIMER WITH PUMP SPRAYER APPLY THE TOP COAT MIXED WITH THE DESIRED COLORANTS (LIQUID COLOR OR COLORPAX) SPRAY THE TOPCOAT TO ACHIEVE THIN, EVEN COVERAGE NO ADDITIONAL TEXTURING IS REQUIRED
PULLING YOUR STENCIL REMOVE STENCIL AS SOON AS THE OVERLAY CHIPS FREELY FROM THE STENCIL (SAME-DAY) USE A WIRE BRUSH TO DETAIL JOINTS DO NOT LEAVE STENCIL IN OVERNIGHT
CLEAN & SEAL CHIPS MAY BE BLOWN OFF WITH LEAF BLOWER SEAL TO THE OVERLAY MANUFACTURER’S SPECIFICATIONS
CLEAN & SEAL CHIPS MAY BE BLOWN OFF WITH LEAF BLOWER SEAL TO THE OVERLAY MANUFACTURER’S SPECIFICATIONS
STICKY-BAK™ RECOMMENDED USE PERFORMS BEST ONSMOOTH TROWELED SURFACES AMBIENT TEMPERATURE CONDITIONS BETWEEN 70º-90º F RECOMMENDED USE WITHIN ONE YEAR OF DATE OF MANUFACTURE AVOID EXPOSURE TO EXTREME TEMPERATURES
TIPS & TRICKS ALTERNATIVE METHODS FOR ADHERING NON-ADHESIVE STENCIL TO THE SLAB: • STAPLING • PLUMBER’S PUTTY • HOLE PUNCH & TAPE
STAPLING LAY OUT FIRST ROW OF STENCIL “MEMORY SIDE” DOWN TRIM TO LENGTH, ALLOWING A FEW EXTRA FEET FOR ADJUSTMENTS REPEAT UNTIL ENTIRE PATTERN IS LAID OUT AND PRE-TRIMMED ALIGN THE ROWS OF STENCIL AND STAPLE (OR TAPE) THE OVERLAPPING JOINTS THE COMBINED WEIGHT OF THE ASSEMBLED STENCIL HELPS KEEP IT FLAT AGAINST THE SLAB
PLUMBER’S PUTTY PLACE A SMALL WAD OF PLUMBER’S PUTTY (NON-RESIDUE, OIL-FREE) ON THE UNDERSIDE OF THE STENCIL REPEAT AT INTERVALS OF 18-24 INCHES, OR AS OFTEN AS NECESSARY TO HOLD YOUR STENCIL FLAT AGAINST THE SLAB TEST ON A SMALL SCALE TO ENSURE COMPATIBILITY WITH YOUR PRODUCTS
HOLE PUNCH& TAPE REQUIRES A LARGE DIAMETER HAND PUNCH (3/8 – 7/16 INCH) PUNCH HOLES IN THE STENCIL AT INTERVALS OF 18-24 INCHES PLACE A SMALL STRIP OF TAPE OVER EACH HOLE, SECURING THE STENCIL TO THE SLAB THROUGH THE PUNCHED HOLES DUCT TAPE WORKS WELL
TRIAL &ERROR THERE ARE MANY METHODS OF LAYING OUT STENCIL FOR SPRAY-DOWN OVERLAYMENT — FIND THE METHOD WHICH WORKS BEST FOR YOU START WITH A SMALL TEST BEFORE COMMITTING TO A PARTICULAR TECHNIQUE VARIATIONS IN HUMIDITY AND TEMPERATURE MAY IMPACT YOUR SUCCESS BE AWARE OF THE CONDITIONS WHICH CONTRIBUTE TO BLEED-UNDER