LITSIL® S70 — binder for repairing concrete surfaces with cement
Water-based binder mixed with Portland cement and rubbed into ground concrete to fill cavities, pores and potholes.

Acid etching of concrete prepares the substrate before LITSIL impregnations as well as before polymer or cementitious coatings. With a pH of 2.0, the compound removes laitance and efflorescence, opening the pores. It is sprayed, preferably with a pneumatic sprayer, spread with a squeegee or brush and then rinsed off. It is used in floor preparation in workshops and warehouses.
| Manufacturer | LITSIL — OOO “Litium”, Noginsk |
|---|---|
| Type | floor material |
| Use | production workshops, warehouses and logistics |
| Base | acid etching compound; VOC 0 % |
| Colour | colourless liquid |
| Packaging | 20 l canisters, 200 l drums, 1000 l IBC containers |
| Application method | spraying (preferably with a pneumatic sprayer), spreading with a squeegee or brush, then rinsing off |
| Key properties | density 1.10 g/cm3; pH 2.0 |
| Consumption | 0.10–0.30 l/m2 |
| Shelf life | 2 years from the date of manufacture at +4…+35 °C in the original packaging |
Data from the manufacturer’s technical data sheet. The coating system, number of coats and quantity are selected for your project on request.
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