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PremLEASE & PremPREP

PremLEASE Premium form release agent is available in 5 gallon pails and 55 gallon drums. 275 gallon Mega paks available on special order.
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PFR-5
PFR-55 |
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5 Gallon Bucket
55 Gallon Drum
Call for Shipping rate.
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$54.25
$475 |
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PremLEASE Premium Form Release Agent is for general use to promote clean stripping of concrete forms. Regular use keeps them clean. It produces attractive concrete surfaces without bugholes when used on non-porous forms and form liners made of plastic (ABS and PVC), elastomeric (urethane and silicone rubber), high density plywood overlays, aluminum and steel. Excellent results also can be obtained with wood, plywood, medium and low density plywood overlays. PremLEASE Premium Form Release Agent will not stain -- even against concrete containing white cement and when heat curing is used. It does not interfere with the adhesion to concrete or sealers, caulk and paint.
PremLEASE Premium Form Release Agent permits easy stain-free removal of forms, formliners, pallets, etc. from hardened concrete.
Cuts form clean-up time up to 70% when properly applied.
Can reduce bugholes on concrete surfaces.
Doesnt interfere with adhesion of caulk, architectural coatings, paint, sealers and curing compounds on cured concrete surfaces when
properly applied.
Is excellent on aluminum forms.
Can be applied in sub-freezing or very hot temperatures.
Reduces incidences of skin rashes to an absolute minimum.
Promotes longer life of plywood forms by acting as a water repellent from inside the wood.
Can produce both visual impact and typical concrete surfaces. |

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| PFR-PREP5 |
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5 Gallon Drum |
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$95 |
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PREP conditions surfaces of new, unused aluminum forms before their first use with fresh concrete. PREP aluminum Form Conditioner seasons or oxidizes the aluminum surface to better keep concrete from sticking.
Brush, roll or dip PREP Aluminum Form Conditioner onto the forms. Within minutes the forms appear to be covered with a thin layer of bubbles that look like whipped cream. Leave for about one hour or until bubbling quits... see Table for suggested times. (Note: if forms are vertical for this treatment, a second coat may be necessary.) Hose off. (No rubbing, as with lime, is necessary.
200-300 Square Feet/Gallon
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about 30 minutes
minimum of 1 hour (or until bubbling stops) |
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