How to Guide
TECHNICAL DATA
RSD-54
ROCKSOLID
®
PEARLESCENT
FLOOR COATING KIT
1
Form: GDH-1240
Rev.: 020119
DESCRIPTION AND USES
RockSolid
®
Pearlescent Floor Coating Kit is designed to
create the appearance of high end quartz or granite. This
system provides excellent hardness, adhesion and durability
on properly prepared concrete. It has excellent resistance to
salt, oil, gasoline and other harsh chemicals. This coating
contains no VOCs, making it environmentally safe.
RockSolid Pearlescent is designed to be applied over
garage or interior concrete surfaces.
PRODUCT FEATURES
Low odor and can be applied indoors
High Gloss
Easy mix Burst Pouch (Two part Burst Pouch
Technology U.S. Patent Number 8,381,903 B2)
ECO safe
Chemical resistant
Self-leveling and buildable
No hot tire pick up
Drive on in 24 hours depending on temperature and
humidity
KIT CONTENTS
1 - Polycuramine Burst Pouch
Concrete Etch
3/8” Nap Microfiber Roller Cover
Instructions
Mica Additive
Stir Stick
Items not supplied with the kit which need to be purchased
separately:
9” Roller Frame
Extension Pole
3” Paint Brush
Stiff Bristled Broom or Scrub Brush
5 Quart Mixing Bucket
Other optional items that may be needed include:
Heavy Duty Degreaser
Concrete Patch and Repair
Anti-Skid Additive
Paddle Mixer and Drill
PRODUCTS
SKU
DESCRIPTION (High Gloss)
306324
Cabernet
306325
Pearl Black
306326
Emerald
306327
Midnight Blue
306328
Smokey Blue
306329
Graphite
PRODUCT APPLICATION
READ INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY BEFORE
STARTING PROJECT
SURFACE PREPARATION
Moisture Testing - New concrete should be allowed to cure
for 30 days before application of any coating. If there is any
doubt about the dryness of the concrete, conduct a test by
simply taping a piece of 4 mil plastic sheet 18x18” on the
bare concrete for 24 hours. Be sure to tape all four sides.
After 24 hours, check the concrete for signs of moisture.
The concrete substrate will be darker if damp. If moisture is
found, allow additional drying time (10-14 days) and repeat
the test.
Testing for Sealer - Check for curing compounds or other
types of sealers by pouring a small amount of water onto the
concrete. If water soaks in, the surface is suitable for
coating. If water beads up on the concrete, the surface is
not porous and a test application is warranted to ensure
proper adhesion will develop. Sanding or mechanical
abrading may be required if proper adhesion does not
develop.
Previously Coated Floors - Previously coated floors need
to be in good condition with proper adhesion to the concrete
substrate. Check the adhesion of the previous coating by
cutting a small X in the coating using a sharp razor knife.
Firmly apply a piece of 5” duct tape over the center of the X
cut, and then pull off with a fast snap. If more than 10% of
the taped area is removed, the original coating is not
bonded well and needs to be removed chemically or
mechanically with a grinder.
If the previous coating is well adhered, de-gloss the surface
using 40-80 grit sandpaper, vacuum the surface and wipe
down using urethane grade MEK prior to application.