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Frequent Ask Questions  

Questions:
  How much material do I need for a repair?
  How fast does the polyurea joint fill cure?
  What colors are available and can you match colors?
  What about mixing and warming the polyurea joint fill?
  Can I coat over the polyurea joint fill with other products?
  What is the reason the polyurea joint fill did not cure?
  How much polyurea joint fill do I need to fill a floor joint?
  What else can be done with polyurea?
  How long does it take to get a pump once I order it?
  What grade of dry silica sand can I use?
  Can I use this material to repair exterior concrete?
  Why did the product swell while it was curing?
  What products can I dispense with this pump?
  Can you modify your pump to fit my needs?
  Why did the material not set up in the joint?
  How much sand should I mix with the Spall material?

Question: How much polyurea joint fill do I need to fill a floor joint?
 
Answer:
One gallon will fill approximately 100’ in a typical joint at ¾” depth in a new warehouse floor. This includes the amount of overflow that is shaved off after the polyurea cures. A 22 oz, cartridge typically will fill 15’ of a standard floor joint. Please see volume charts for exact calculations.
 
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