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Description and use
CONSERVARE® Hydroxylating Conversion Treatment (HCT) is a novel, two-component,
waterborne treatment which protects and strengthens deteriorating carbonate building stones such
as marble, limestone, dolomite and travertine.
CONSERVARE® HCT (patents pending) forms a stable, well-adhered, hydroxylated,
conversion layer on carbonate mineral grains. This conversion layer dramatically increases the
resistance of marble and limestone surfaces to acid attack, and improves the ability of a variety
of chemical compositions to react with or bond to such surfaces.
Advantages
- Consolidating effect - Produces "bridges" at points of grain contact which strengthen sugaring/granulating marble surfaces.
- Activating effect - Improves adhesion and performance of CONSERVARE® Consolidation
Treatments. Enhances adhesion of cementitious and other repair materials.
- Passivating effect - Dramatically reduces dissolution of carbonate stones in acid rain.
- Penetration - Improves surface wetting to assure deep penetration of conservation treatments
through the weathered surface zone to sound stone. Minimizes potential for delamination or flaking of
treated layers.
- Water Vapor Permeability - Treated surfaces retain natural water vapor permeability.
- Thermal Expansion Characteristics - Compatible with carbonate building stones.
- Durability - Conversion layer not subject to bio-deterioration, UV degradation,
dissolution in water or acid rain solutions.
- Appearance - Colorless and UV stable.
- Soiling Characteristics - Reduces biological soiling of carbonate surfaces.
- Curing requirements - Reacts on contact. Treated surfaces are ready for subsequent
treatments or surface repairs upon drying.
- Safety - Odorless, waterborne formulation is safe to use, harmless to the environment.
Requires no special precautions for handling or clean-up.
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*Coverage rates vary, based on surface condition, texture and porosity. Always test.
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