Sika FastFix®-130 Power Patch

You should wait 7 days before applying paint/coating.

Depending on ambient conditions, curing time will vary between 30 minutes to one (1) hour (for vehicular traffic). Low temperatures or high humidity will extend curing time.

Do not apply on vertical surfaces, horizontal repairs only

Do not apply on frozen or frost covered substrates

The Sika® FastFix-130 Power Patch does not require water addition.

Have scissors or a utility knife ready, next to the area to be repaired, to cut a corner of the bag after mixing is completed. Cut one of the bag’s corners and pour mixed material directly from the pouch into the area to be repaired; thanks to its fluidity, the material will fill and settle into the repair. Smooth the freshly applied mortar with a straight and smooth tool or object (screed board, straight wood planks or batten or any appropriate masonry tool adapted to the size and shape of the area to be repaired) in order to obtain a smooth and flat finish.

Set the pouch on a flat surface and roll it to rupture the seal and allow Component A (liquid) to flow into the compartment containing Component B (powder). Knead and shake the bag for 30 seconds and force material to travel inside the pouch, back and forth, until a homogeneous consistency is achieved.

Note: The clear packaging allows the user to see when the product is properly mixed.

Initial Set Time: 15 - 30 minutes

Final Set Time: 20 - 40 minutes

No priming is required.

Remove all deteriorated concrete, dirt, oil, grease, curing compounds and any other bond-inhibiting materials from surface to be repaired. Preparation work should be carried out by high pressure water blast or any appropriate mechanical means to obtain an aggregate-fractured surface (ICRI – CSP 3 minimum) surface profile or greater. Substrate must be damp (SSD) without standing water before application.

Minimum Thickness: 3 mm (1/8 po)

Maximum Thickness: 75 mm (3 po)

0,092 m2 (1 ft2) at a depth of 13 mm (1/2 in)

Minimum application temperature: +8 °C (46 °F). 

Low temperatures or high humidity will extend curing time. Also, low temperatures will cause a thicker consistency.