Kwixset Anchoring and Patching Cement

Features:

• Just add water
• Initially sets in 15 minutes
• Self-leveling
• Takes stress loading in two hours
• Minimal waste: mix Kwixset as you require it
• Indefinite shelf life
• Kwixset will set down to 39°F / 4°C
• Easy, economical, and safe to use

Kwixset makes quick work of repairing holes and cracks in walls, ceilings, and interior floors. A patch or plug of Kwixset locks itself into place by expanding within the void, and will not crack or let go when subjected to normal heat or pressure. Kwixset should be placed at above freezing temperatures. Conveniently packaged in a 50 lb/22.7 kg package, Kwixset meets every need from the DIY project to the stern realities of plant maintenance. Mixing Kwixset is an easy job for even the most inexperienced person – merely add water until you get the proper consistency for the job at hand.

How to Mix

Pour enough Kwixset for the job at hand into a clean container. Don’t mix more than can be applied in ten minutes. Setting time may vary depending on the temperature. Gradually add water until the desired consistency is reached.

• Fluid Consistency for pouring requires about 4 oz of water per pound of Kwixset; stir the mix as water is added. Final consistency should be a thick paste similar to pancake batter. Add more Kwixset if the mixture is too watery.
• Plastic Consistency for troweling requires about 3.5 oz of water per pound of Kwixset. Work the mix to putty-like firmness, kneading it with the hands if necessary. Add Kwixset sparingly if the mixture is too watery.

Anchoring embedded items in concrete, stone, brick, tile, or terrazzo

1. Drill hole.
2. Blow out dust and cuttings.
3. Fill hole(s) with water and scrub interior surfaces.
4. Wipeout excess water, leaving the hole damp.
5. On floors, position the embedded item in the hole and pour fluid Kwixset around it.
6. In walls or ceiling, fill hole(s) with plastic Kwixset and press or tamp embedded item into position. If Kwixset is too fluid and sags, let it stand for a few minutes then smooth with a trowel or putty knife.
7. Support embedded items until Kwixset has set – approximately 15-20 minutes.
8. Let set for 1-2 hours before putting strain on embedded items.

Patching cracks and holes in concrete, stone, brick, tile, or terrazzo

1. Remove loose and fractured material in and around the void to be patched.
2. Chisel edges of void so that no part of Kwixset patch is less than ½ inch deep. Feather edges should be avoided.
3. Blow chips and dirt out of the void. Remove any grease with caustic solution and scrape, if necessary, to provide clean interior surfaces.
4. Keep void and surrounding area damp, but avoid water accumulation.
5. Place a small amount of Kwixset in the void and scrub it into interior surfaces to ensure bond.
6. For floors, fill the void with fluid consistency Kwixset; for walls and ceilings, fill the void with plastic consistency Kwixset.
7. After approx. ten minutes, smooth with trowel.
8. After approx. thirty minutes, sprinkle patch with water, then light traffic may walk floor patches. After one hour, resume normal traffic.
9. For large patching jobs, sand and aggregate may be added per specifications.