Sealant

JS-45

Self-leveling, two-component modified polyurea-based elastomeric joint sealant. JS-45 is a flexible material that is designed for 25% movement of an installed joint width. A minimum of 28 days is recommended for concrete to effectively cure prior to installing joint filler or joint sealant.

JS-60

Self-leveling, two-component modified polyurea-based elastomeric joint sealant. JS-60 is a flexible material that is designed for 25% movement of an installed joint width. A minimum of 28 days is recommended for concrete to effectively cure prior to installing joint filler or joint sealant.

Exceptional elongation
Remains flexible in cold temperatures
100% solids
No VOCs
No toxic vapor, odorless
Cures from -20°F to 130°F
Resists jet fuel
USDA/FSIS approved

Exceptional elongation
Remains flexible in cold temperatures
100% solids
No VOCs
No toxic vapor, odorless
Cures from -20°F to 130°F
Resists jet fuel
USDA/FSIS approved

Filler

JF-75

JF-85

Self-leveling, aromatic two-component polyurea joint filler. JF-75 is designed for 15-25% movement of an installed joint width. A minimum of 28 days is recommended for concrete to effectively cure prior to installing joint filler. JF-75 can be used to fill interior random cracks, control joints or new construction joints on horizontal concrete surfaces.

Self-leveling, aromatic two-component polyurea joint filler. JF-85 is designed for 15-25% movement of an installed joint width. A minimum of 28 days is recommended for concrete to effectively cure prior to installing joint filler. JF-85 can be used to fill interior random cracks, control joints or new construction joints on horizontal concrete surfaces.

Rapid cure
1:1 mix ratio
100% solids
No VOCs
75+ Shore A Hardness
Suitable for -40°F to 200°F + conditions
Will not smear

Rapid cure
1:1 mix ratio
100% solids
No VOCs
80+ Shore A Hardness
Suitable for -40°F to 200°F + conditions
Will not smear
Moderate elongation
Resist jet fuel

JF-90

Self-leveling, aromatic two-component polyurea joint filler. JF-90 is semi-rigid; it is similar to epoxy joint fillers in that it has low-range adhesion strength, which allows for separation during the shrinkage process of concrete. A minimum of 28 days is recommended for concrete to effectively cure prior to installing joint filler. JF-90 offers additional protection from spalling on edges and corners, which often result from heavy, hard-wheel traffic.