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Sanken Record No:
Revision No:
7/R/34
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CONSTRUCTION Date of Issue: 20/3/2009
Page No; 1OF1
PROJECT: SKWU
Title: TRANSMITTAL SUBMISSION
TO: Mr Visal Date :2023/12/18
ATTN: Arch. Gayani Ref : SKWU/MS/12
CC: RNA Secretary,PM, Mr Ranjan Prepared by : Aruna Fernando
RE: Material Approval - AL window accessoriey - Top Hung Bar Hinge Transmittal No : QAQC-212
We forward herewith the following Documents / Drawings :
NO DESCRIPTION Size No Of Copies Remarks

1 Method Statement - SKWU/MS/12 A4 2

Method Statement for B01 Roof terrace floor

crack Rectification

For Tender Documentation Return After Use Non-Chargeable For approval

For Information / record For retention Chargeable For comments

For Payment Application For review Progress Photo For Preliminary

For Shop Drawing For sample For As-built As requested

For Construction Dwg. For clarification Test Report Test Result

For action / attention For reference Schedule For Inspection

For Technical Data For catalogue Certificate Other

Other Instruction / Remarks

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT BY ADDRESSEE

NAME : SIGNATURE : DATE :

APPROVED OR NOT APPROVED

Approved NAME: DATE:

Not Approved

SIGNATURE & STAMP :

Note : This format should not be changed without prior approval of QM.S. Organizing Committee
 METHOD STATEMENT FOR FLOOR CRACK RECTIFICATION AT
CEMENT RENDERING, B01 ROOF TERRACE

Prepared by QA/QC Checked by Planning Reviewed by Project

Engineer Engineer Manager

Name Jagath Senevirathne Aruna Fernando Senthan Subramanium

Signature

Date

Reviewed by Resident Approved

Engineer by Structural Engineer/Architect
Name

Signature

Date

Revision Control Table

Rev. Date Rev. No. Description of Revision. Remarks

18.12.2023 R0 Initial Submission

CONTENT PAGE
1.0 INTRODUCTION ........................................................................................................... 3
2.0 SCOPE OF WORK........................................................................................................ 3
3.0 MATERIAL AND EQUIPMENT ..................................................................................... 3
4.0 RESOURCES AND ORGANIZATION CHART ............................................................. 4
5.0 FLOOR RECTIFICATION PROCESS ........................................................................... 4
6.0 QUALITY CONTROL PLAN / INSPECTION ................................................................. 5
7.0 SAFETY AND RISK ASSESSMENT ............................................................................. 5

2
1.0 INTRODUCTION
This is regarding defects mentioned in Technical meeting minutes under B1.25-T.11 as “Expansion
joints are to be provided for roof terrace level floor – work carried out without submitting and
obtaining approval for shop drawing and using of glass strips at expansion joints which is not a
suitable material for outdoor areas. Crack were visible on the cement rendered areas. Contractor to
redo the cement rendering and finish neatly”

This document outlines the work methods for the safe and proper execution of above defect
rectification work on the project.

2.0 SCOPE OF WORK

We are going to lay some tiles over the defected cement rendered area using off cut tiles in the
projects. This method statement gives a step by step procedure for rectification

3.0 MATERIAL AND EQUIPMENT

3.1 List of Materials

1. 10mm regiform sheet

2. Tile adhesive
3. 100x300mm tile cut pieces
4. PS Sealant material

3.2 Equipment and Machineries

1. Angel grinder (with diamond wheel)

2. Tile Cutter
3. Mortar mixer
4. Masons trowel

3
4.0 RESOURCES AND ORGANIZATION CHART

Tiler
Project Deputy Project Technical
Site Engineer Trainees
Manager Manager Officer
Helpers

Project
Admin. officer Safety officer Laborers
Manager

5.0 FLOOR RECTIFICATION PROCESS

 Remove hollow places of cement rendering and redo it properly by using cement slurry as
bonding agent.
 Remove already placed glass strips in floor and replace it with 10mm thick regiform sheet
strips to maintain expansion joint between cement rendered floor and finish joint neatly
by filling any gaps with cement mortar/grout.
 Properly clean the cement rendered floor to receive floor tiles.
 Use already approved tile adhesive for external area which is Tokyo Super Bond High
Performance tile adhesive or Swisstek Super Plus tile adhesive for tiling. (These tile
adhesives were approved by MAT 89 & MAT 90 for external usage)
 Use 100x300mm offcut tiles as tile material for this work.
 Use attached tile prosed tile drawing for tiling.
 Start tiling using attached drawing with above mentioned tile adhesive.
 Keep 6mm grove for expansion joints as shown in drawing.
 After complete tiling, fill the expansion joints (6mmx6mm) with PS Sealant (Grey colour)
material. Use backer rod below the sealant material to avoid three side adhesion of
sealant.
 TDS sheet for proposed PS sealant is attached herewith.

4
6.0 QUALITY CONTROL PLAN / INSPECTION

For the purpose of quality controlling, the inspection will be done at the site to maintain the quality
of the construction work at site. In which all the criteria’s will be addressed and checked, so that the
construction work will have the same quality throughout the project. Once the Contractors’
Engineer and the QA/QC Engineer carried out the inspection, Engineers’ representative Resident
Engineer will carry out his inspection along with the Contractors’ QA/QC Engineer and make the
final approval to proceed the work.

7.0 SAFETY AND RISK ASSESSMENT

 All dangerous areas must be barricaded.

 Proper and safe access should be provided for inspection.
 All the electrical wires and sockets are placed in such a way that it will be covered so that
it will conform to safety regulations.
 Personal protective equipment must be worn through-out the work.
 Safety belts must be worn, if the working height is more than 3m.
 First aid facilities and vehicles for emergency cases shall be available at site.
 Refer the Sanken Safety Manual for other safety precaution and regulations.

5
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55 54 53 52 51 50

+128.94m
2

CLIENT: CONSULTANT: PROJECT: DRAWING TITLE: APPROVED BY: ARCHTECT/ ST.ENGINEER/ REVIEW CODE* DATE
BUILDING 01
RANJAN NADESAPILLAI ASSOCIATES SERVICES ENGINEER/ ELEC. ENGINEER
Consultant to the Built Environment CONCRETE GUTTER LEVEL
ARCHITECTURAL, ENGINEERING,
QUANTITY SURVEYING, INTERIOR DESIGN WAYAMBA UNIVERSITY FINISHING LAYOUT R3 1.Added 300x100 tile for gutter slab area 23/12/14
& PROJECT MANAGEMENT CONSULTANTS
NO. 16, RATNAYAKE MAWATHA, PELAWATTE,
BATTARAMULLA
TOWNSHIP DEVELOPMENT PROJECT R2
1.Added sloping levels to Gutter slab area
23/07/26
MINISTRY OF EDUCATION WAYAMBA UNIVERSITY OF SRI LANKA DWG NO: SKWU/FSD/BN01/RF/FL/01/R3 2.Added 3mm glass strip to slab ISSUED BY : RESIDENT CIVIL ENGINEER (RCE) DATE
MAIN CONTRACTOR:
NO 18,WARD PLACE, 1.Added 100mm thk brick wall to gutter level roof edge as instructed by
SANKEN CONSTRUCTION (Pvt.) Ltd. MAKANDURA PREMISES REF. DRAWING R1 Mr.Asiri(Progress meeting -22/12/06) 23/04/24
COLOMBO 07, 295,MADAMPITIYA ROAD,COLOMBO 14,SRI LANKA DRAWN: MADHAVI CHECKED: Mr.ARUNA 2.Added storage space above lift well
SRI LANKA . Tel: +94 112 522939/ Fax: +94 112 522942
Web: www.sankenlanka.com SCALE: 1:110 DATE: 14.12.2023 NO REVISION DATE REVIEW CODE* - A- Approved/ B- Approved with Comments/ C- Commented to Resubmit/ D- Rejected
Polyseal PS PG
2 part pouring grade polysulphide joint sealant
Highly flexible, non-staining joint sealant with excellent recovery

DUBAI GREEN BUILDING REGULATIONS

Certificate No. CL17020460

CHARACTERISTICS
► Highly resilient with excellent recovery characteristics
► Provides permanent and uniform watertight seal
► Non-staining
► Excellent resistance to fatigue and stays flexible
throughout its service life–won’t become brittle, caulk or
crack due to ultra violet exposure

TDS_Polyseal PS PG_GCC_0519
► Prevents uncontrolled cracking by allowing expansion
and contraction during temperature changes
► Excellent adhesion to most common building substrates
► Good resistance to ageing. Retains joint soundness
once cured
► Resistance against mild chemicals, hydrocarbon fuels,
sea water
► Non-toxic. Can be used in potable water applications,
swimming pools 1

APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS
non toxic flexible
Joint preparation
DESCRIPTION The joint surface must be clean, dry and free from oil,
Polyseal PS PG is a two component pourable, self leveling loose particles, cement laitance and other contaminants
polysulphide resin based joint sealant. Polyseal PS PG is which may affect the adhesion. A thorough wire brushing,
specifically designed to be used as a watertight seal for grinding, sand blasting or solvent cleaning may be required
moderate movement and control joints in horizontal areas. to expose a clean and sound substrate. The compressible
It is based on a liquid polysulphide polymer which when joint filler shall be cut back to expose a uniform joint depth.
mixed with the hardener, cures to form a tough, flexible and
non staining rubber like seal. Polyseal PS PG has excellent
adhesion to concrete, stone, metals and other common
building surfaces. The cured sealant has good resistance
to most environmental chemicals & resists deterioration on
prolonged exposure to UV. Polyseal PS PG is suitable for
use in horizontal areas with a maximum slope gradient of
10%. the sealant has a movement accomodation factor
(MAF) of ±25%.
Fields of application
Sealing of movement and control joints in:
– structural floor joints For illustration purpose only
– airport runways and apron pavements Priming
– industrial warehouses Primer should be applied to clean, dry surface prior to the
– garages & workshops installation of backer rod or bond breaking tape. Polyprime
– swimming pool floors
 PS* is recommended to be applied on porous substrates.
For non-porous substrates such as steel or glass, use
Polyprime NP* for optimum adhesion. The primer shall be
applied by a brush in a thin coat application and shall be
allowed to become tack free prior to the application of the
sealant. The joint edges shall be re-primed if the sealant
installation is not carried out within 3 hours of application
of the primer. For obtaining a clean and neat finish,
For illustration purpose only
masking tape shall be applied on both the edges of the
TDS_Polyseal PS PG_GCC_0519
groove before applying the primer.
Back-up material
A bond breaking backing rod (Polyrod)* shall be inserted
into all movement joints to avoid a three sided adhesion.
Use of a backing rod will ensure proper joint depth and
at the same time facilitate the formation of an hour glass
profile on the applied sealant. The backer rod will also
provide resistance to sealant tooling pressure and help to
attain proper wetting of the substrate when the sealant is
2 being tooled. The backing rod being inserted into the joint
shall be of a diameter which is at least 20% larger but not
greater 33% of the joint width. This will ensure that the
backer rod remains in compression and in place during
sealant installation. For static and joints where the depth
is not sufficient for the use of the backing rod, a bond
breaking tape may be applied to prevent the three side
adhesion.
CAUTION: Do not damage or poke holes in the backer
rod during or after installation, since this may cause air
bubbles in the sealant and affect its performance.
MIXING & APPLICATION
Polyseal PS PG is supplied in pre-weighed two parts pack
which requires on site mixing. Pour the hardener (part B)
For illustration purpose only
into the base (part a) pail and mix thoroughly with a slow
speed drill (300-400 rpm) fitted to a flat bladed paddle
for 1-2 minutes till a uniform colour and consistency is
achieved.
DO NOT PART MIX. Since the base and the curing agent
ratio controls the ultimate physical properties like adhesion,
durability and strength, one complete kit has to be mixed
at a time. The side and base of the container shall be
periodically scrapped with a scrapper to ensure that the
curing agent is properly dispersed and blended in the mix.
Pour the mixed material directly into the joint from the pail.
For illustration purpose only
Once the sealant has been installed a suitable rounded
tool soaked in soapy water can be used to achieve an hour
glass profile. Any masking tape applied should be removed
immediately after the sealant is installed.
LIMITATIONS
Polyseal PS PG is not recommended for:
– vertical joints
– movement joints having maf >25%
– damp and contaminated surfaces
– asphalt pavements
– over painting (paint compatibility with sealant shall be
checked prior to painting) 4Joints >50mm width
JOINT DESIGNS
The width of the joint should be a minimum of 4 times the
anticipated movement. Joints with cyclic movement should
have a width to depth ratio of 2:1 for butt joints and 1:1
for floor, static and lap joints. The joint depth shall not
exceed the width. The joint width and depth should be
maintained as recommended:
For illustration purpose only
 MAINTENANCE
If the sealant is damaged but the bond is intact, cut out the
damaged area and recaulk. If the bond has been affected,
remove the sealant completely. Clean and prepare the joint
in accordance with instructions under “Joint preparation”
and recaulk.
STANDARDS
Polyseal PS PG complies with the requirements of: BS EN
ISO 11600:2003 + A1:2011 (formerly BS 4254), BS
5212: Part 1, BS 6920 test on suitability with potable water,
ASTM C 920 [Type M, Grade P, Class 25, USE T]
For illustration purpose only
STORAGE & SHELF LIFE
Joint Width Store in a cool, dry place and keep away from all sources
– 6 mm (minimum) of heat and sunlight. In tropical climates, store in air
– 50 mm (maximum) condition rooms. The shelf life is up to 12 months in un-
Joint depth opened condition and if stored as per recommendations.
Excessive exposure to sunlight, humidity and UV will result
– 6 mm
in the deterioration of the quality of the product and reduce
– 20mm for heavily trafficked floor joints and areas its shelf life.
exposed to hydrostatic pressure
DISPOSAL
CLEANING

TDS_Polyseal PS PG_GCC_0519
Mix separate product components in ratio and as
Remove all excess sealant with a scraper. Any spillage supplied in suitable metal containers. Allow the mix
can be cleaned using Polysolvent. Clean all tools and to cure completely. Dispose as hazardous waste. It is
equipments using similar solvent immediately after the recommended to use licensed waste disposal contractors
tooling. Hardened materials can be removed mechanically and consult the local authority regarding the regulations
only.
HEALTH & SAFETY
COVERAGE
As with all construction chemical products caution should
Length of joints in meters filled per 1L of Polyseal PS PG be exercised. Contains manganese dioxide. Which is
Depth corrosive and may cause burns to skin if handled without
[mm] Width [mm] proper protection. Refer the product msds for full details. 3
6 10 15 20 25 30 40 50 Protective clothing such as gloves and goggles should be
worn. Treat any splashes to the skin or eyes with fresh water
6 27.5 16.5
immediately. Should any of the products be accidentally
10 10 6.5 5 swallowed, do not induce vomiting, but call for medical
15 4.4 3.3 2.6 2.2 assistance immediately.
20 2.5 2.0 1.6
SUPPLY
25 1.6 1.3 1 0.8
Polyseal PS PG 4L
30 1.1 0.83 0.67
Polyprime PS 1L pail
# Calculation based on theoretical coverage. Actual
material consumption at site will vary depending on the Polyprime NP 1L pail
wastage. Polysolvent 5L & 20L pails
Ancillaries/equipments Polyrod
 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION
PROPERTIES VALUES TEST STANDARDS
Color Grey -
Density, [g/cc] 1.35±0.05 ASTM D 1475
Consistency Free flowing -
Shrinkage Negligible ASTM C 531
Application life, [minutes] >120 BS 4254
Shore ‘A’ Hardness 15-30 ASTM D 2240
Tack free time, [hours] 5 -
Adhesion to concrete, [N] >25 BS 4254
Elongation, [%] >300 ASTM D 412
UV resistance @300, [hours] No deterioration ASTM G 53
Water potability Passes BS 6920
Chemical resistance pH 2.5 to 11.5, Hydrocarbon fuels, ASTM D 543
vegetable oil, urea, seawater
Cracking & chalking after No deterioration TT-S-00227E
heat ageing @70°C
Initial cure @ standard 24 -
conditions, [hours]
TDS_Polyseal PS PG_GCC_0519

Full cure @standard 7 -

conditions, [days]
Application temperature, [°C] +5 to +40 -
Service temperature, [°C] -20 to +80 -
Reaction to fire Class A ASTM E84
All values given are subject to 5-10% tolerance

Apart from the information given here it is also important to observe the relevant guidelines and regulations of various organisations and trade associations as well as the
respective standards. The aforementioned characteristics are based on practical experience and applied testing. Warranted properties and possible uses which go beyond
those warranted in this information sheet require our written confirmation. All data given was obtained at an ambient and material temperature of +23°C and 50 %
relative air humidity at laboratory conditions unless specified otherwise. Please note that under other climatic conditions hardening can be accelerated or delayed.
The information contained herein, particularly recommendations for the handling and use of our products, is based on our professional experience. As materials and
conditions may vary with each intended application, and thus are beyond our sphere of influence, we strongly recommend that in each case sufficient tests are conducted
to check the suitability of our products for their intended use. Legal liability cannot be accepted on the basis of the contents of this data sheet or any verbal advice given,
unless there is a case of wilful misconduct or gross negligence on our part. This technical data sheet supersedes all previous editions relevant to this product.

Henkel Polybit Industries Ltd.; PO Box: 293, Umm Al Quwain, UAE

Tel:+971(6)76 70 777; Fax:+971(6)76 70 197; henkelpolybit@henkel.com
Henkel Polybit Industries Ltd.; PO Box: 5911, Dammam-31432, KSA
Tel:+96613808 4061 / 62, Fax: +966 13 812 1164; polybitdammam@henkel.com
www.henkelpolybit.com
 METHOD STATEMENT FOR FLOOR CRACK RECTIFICATION AT
CEMENT RENDERING, B01 ROOF TERRACE

Prepared by QA/QC Checked by Planning Reviewed by Project

Engineer Engineer Manager

Name Jagath Senevirathne Aruna Fernando Senthan Subramanium

Signature

Date

Reviewed by Resident Approved

Engineer by Structural Engineer/Architect
Name

Signature

Date

Revision Control Table

Rev. Date Rev. No. Description of Revision. Remarks

18.12.2023 R0 Initial Submission

CONTENT PAGE
1.0 INTRODUCTION ........................................................................................................... 3
2.0 SCOPE OF WORK........................................................................................................ 3
3.0 MATERIAL AND EQUIPMENT ..................................................................................... 3
4.0 RESOURCES AND ORGANIZATION CHART ............................................................. 4
5.0 FLOOR RECTIFICATION PROCESS ........................................................................... 4
6.0 QUALITY CONTROL PLAN / INSPECTION ................................................................. 5
7.0 SAFETY AND RISK ASSESSMENT ............................................................................. 5

2
1.0 INTRODUCTION
This is regarding defects mentioned in Technical meeting minutes under B1.25-T.11 as “Expansion
joints are to be provided for roof terrace level floor – work carried out without submitting and
obtaining approval for shop drawing and using of glass strips at expansion joints which is not a
suitable material for outdoor areas. Crack were visible on the cement rendered areas. Contractor to
redo the cement rendering and finish neatly”

This document outlines the work methods for the safe and proper execution of above defect
rectification work on the project.

2.0 SCOPE OF WORK

We are going to lay some tiles over the defected cement rendered area using off cut tiles in the
projects. This method statement gives a step by step procedure for rectification

3.0 MATERIAL AND EQUIPMENT

3.1 List of Materials

1. 10mm regiform sheet

2. Tile adhesive
3. 100x300mm tile cut pieces
4. PS Sealant material

3.2 Equipment and Machineries

1. Angel grinder (with diamond wheel)

2. Tile Cutter
3. Mortar mixer
4. Masons trowel

3
4.0 RESOURCES AND ORGANIZATION CHART

Tiler
Project Deputy Project Technical
Site Engineer Trainees
Manager Manager Officer
Helpers

Project
Admin. officer Safety officer Laborers
Manager

5.0 FLOOR RECTIFICATION PROCESS

 Remove hollow places of cement rendering and redo it properly by using cement slurry as
bonding agent.
 Remove already placed glass strips in floor and replace it with 10mm thick regiform sheet
strips to maintain expansion joint between cement rendered floor and finish joint neatly
by filling any gaps with cement mortar/grout.
 Properly clean the cement rendered floor to receive floor tiles.
 Use already approved tile adhesive for external area which is Tokyo Super Bond High
Performance tile adhesive or Swisstek Super Plus tile adhesive for tiling. (These tile
adhesives were approved by MAT 89 & MAT 90 for external usage)
 Use 100x300mm offcut tiles as tile material for this work.
 Use attached tile prosed tile drawing for tiling.
 Start tiling using attached drawing with above mentioned tile adhesive.
 Keep 6mm grove for expansion joints as shown in drawing.
 After complete tiling, fill the expansion joints (6mmx6mm) with PS Sealant (Grey colour)
material. Use backer rod below the sealant material to avoid three side adhesion of
sealant.
 TDS sheet for proposed PS sealant is attached herewith.

4
6.0 QUALITY CONTROL PLAN / INSPECTION

For the purpose of quality controlling, the inspection will be done at the site to maintain the quality
of the construction work at site. In which all the criteria’s will be addressed and checked, so that the
construction work will have the same quality throughout the project. Once the Contractors’
Engineer and the QA/QC Engineer carried out the inspection, Engineers’ representative Resident
Engineer will carry out his inspection along with the Contractors’ QA/QC Engineer and make the
final approval to proceed the work.

7.0 SAFETY AND RISK ASSESSMENT

 All dangerous areas must be barricaded.

 Proper and safe access should be provided for inspection.
 All the electrical wires and sockets are placed in such a way that it will be covered so that
it will conform to safety regulations.
 Personal protective equipment must be worn through-out the work.
 Safety belts must be worn, if the working height is more than 3m.
 First aid facilities and vehicles for emergency cases shall be available at site.
 Refer the Sanken Safety Manual for other safety precaution and regulations.

5
 4
55 54 53 52 51 50

+128.94m
2

CLIENT: CONSULTANT: PROJECT: DRAWING TITLE: APPROVED BY: ARCHTECT/ ST.ENGINEER/ REVIEW CODE* DATE
BUILDING 01
RANJAN NADESAPILLAI ASSOCIATES SERVICES ENGINEER/ ELEC. ENGINEER
Consultant to the Built Environment CONCRETE GUTTER LEVEL
ARCHITECTURAL, ENGINEERING,
QUANTITY SURVEYING, INTERIOR DESIGN WAYAMBA UNIVERSITY FINISHING LAYOUT R3 1.Added 300x100 tile for gutter slab area 23/12/14
& PROJECT MANAGEMENT CONSULTANTS
NO. 16, RATNAYAKE MAWATHA, PELAWATTE,
BATTARAMULLA
TOWNSHIP DEVELOPMENT PROJECT R2
1.Added sloping levels to Gutter slab area
23/07/26
MINISTRY OF EDUCATION WAYAMBA UNIVERSITY OF SRI LANKA DWG NO: SKWU/FSD/BN01/RF/FL/01/R3 2.Added 3mm glass strip to slab ISSUED BY : RESIDENT CIVIL ENGINEER (RCE) DATE
MAIN CONTRACTOR:
NO 18,WARD PLACE, 1.Added 100mm thk brick wall to gutter level roof edge as instructed by
SANKEN CONSTRUCTION (Pvt.) Ltd. MAKANDURA PREMISES REF. DRAWING R1 Mr.Asiri(Progress meeting -22/12/06) 23/04/24
COLOMBO 07, 295,MADAMPITIYA ROAD,COLOMBO 14,SRI LANKA DRAWN: MADHAVI CHECKED: Mr.ARUNA 2.Added storage space above lift well
SRI LANKA . Tel: +94 112 522939/ Fax: +94 112 522942
Web: www.sankenlanka.com SCALE: 1:110 DATE: 14.12.2023 NO REVISION DATE REVIEW CODE* - A- Approved/ B- Approved with Comments/ C- Commented to Resubmit/ D- Rejected
Polyseal PS PG
2 part pouring grade polysulphide joint sealant
Highly flexible, non-staining joint sealant with excellent recovery

DUBAI GREEN BUILDING REGULATIONS

Certificate No. CL17020460

CHARACTERISTICS
► Highly resilient with excellent recovery characteristics
► Provides permanent and uniform watertight seal
► Non-staining
► Excellent resistance to fatigue and stays flexible
throughout its service life–won’t become brittle, caulk or
crack due to ultra violet exposure

TDS_Polyseal PS PG_GCC_0519
► Prevents uncontrolled cracking by allowing expansion
and contraction during temperature changes
► Excellent adhesion to most common building substrates
► Good resistance to ageing. Retains joint soundness
once cured
► Resistance against mild chemicals, hydrocarbon fuels,
sea water
► Non-toxic. Can be used in potable water applications,
swimming pools 1

APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS
non toxic flexible
Joint preparation
DESCRIPTION The joint surface must be clean, dry and free from oil,
Polyseal PS PG is a two component pourable, self leveling loose particles, cement laitance and other contaminants
polysulphide resin based joint sealant. Polyseal PS PG is which may affect the adhesion. A thorough wire brushing,
specifically designed to be used as a watertight seal for grinding, sand blasting or solvent cleaning may be required
moderate movement and control joints in horizontal areas. to expose a clean and sound substrate. The compressible
It is based on a liquid polysulphide polymer which when joint filler shall be cut back to expose a uniform joint depth.
mixed with the hardener, cures to form a tough, flexible and
non staining rubber like seal. Polyseal PS PG has excellent
adhesion to concrete, stone, metals and other common
building surfaces. The cured sealant has good resistance
to most environmental chemicals & resists deterioration on
prolonged exposure to UV. Polyseal PS PG is suitable for
use in horizontal areas with a maximum slope gradient of
10%. the sealant has a movement accomodation factor
(MAF) of ±25%.
Fields of application
Sealing of movement and control joints in:
– structural floor joints For illustration purpose only
– airport runways and apron pavements Priming
– industrial warehouses Primer should be applied to clean, dry surface prior to the
– garages & workshops installation of backer rod or bond breaking tape. Polyprime
– swimming pool floors
 PS* is recommended to be applied on porous substrates.
For non-porous substrates such as steel or glass, use
Polyprime NP* for optimum adhesion. The primer shall be
applied by a brush in a thin coat application and shall be
allowed to become tack free prior to the application of the
sealant. The joint edges shall be re-primed if the sealant
installation is not carried out within 3 hours of application
of the primer. For obtaining a clean and neat finish,
For illustration purpose only
masking tape shall be applied on both the edges of the
TDS_Polyseal PS PG_GCC_0519
groove before applying the primer.
Back-up material
A bond breaking backing rod (Polyrod)* shall be inserted
into all movement joints to avoid a three sided adhesion.
Use of a backing rod will ensure proper joint depth and
at the same time facilitate the formation of an hour glass
profile on the applied sealant. The backer rod will also
provide resistance to sealant tooling pressure and help to
attain proper wetting of the substrate when the sealant is
2 being tooled. The backing rod being inserted into the joint
shall be of a diameter which is at least 20% larger but not
greater 33% of the joint width. This will ensure that the
backer rod remains in compression and in place during
sealant installation. For static and joints where the depth
is not sufficient for the use of the backing rod, a bond
breaking tape may be applied to prevent the three side
adhesion.
CAUTION: Do not damage or poke holes in the backer
rod during or after installation, since this may cause air
bubbles in the sealant and affect its performance.
MIXING & APPLICATION
Polyseal PS PG is supplied in pre-weighed two parts pack
which requires on site mixing. Pour the hardener (part B)
For illustration purpose only
into the base (part a) pail and mix thoroughly with a slow
speed drill (300-400 rpm) fitted to a flat bladed paddle
for 1-2 minutes till a uniform colour and consistency is
achieved.
DO NOT PART MIX. Since the base and the curing agent
ratio controls the ultimate physical properties like adhesion,
durability and strength, one complete kit has to be mixed
at a time. The side and base of the container shall be
periodically scrapped with a scrapper to ensure that the
curing agent is properly dispersed and blended in the mix.
Pour the mixed material directly into the joint from the pail.
For illustration purpose only
Once the sealant has been installed a suitable rounded
tool soaked in soapy water can be used to achieve an hour
glass profile. Any masking tape applied should be removed
immediately after the sealant is installed.
LIMITATIONS
Polyseal PS PG is not recommended for:
– vertical joints
– movement joints having maf >25%
– damp and contaminated surfaces
– asphalt pavements
– over painting (paint compatibility with sealant shall be
checked prior to painting) 4Joints >50mm width
JOINT DESIGNS
The width of the joint should be a minimum of 4 times the
anticipated movement. Joints with cyclic movement should
have a width to depth ratio of 2:1 for butt joints and 1:1
for floor, static and lap joints. The joint depth shall not
exceed the width. The joint width and depth should be
maintained as recommended:
For illustration purpose only
 MAINTENANCE
If the sealant is damaged but the bond is intact, cut out the
damaged area and recaulk. If the bond has been affected,
remove the sealant completely. Clean and prepare the joint
in accordance with instructions under “Joint preparation”
and recaulk.
STANDARDS
Polyseal PS PG complies with the requirements of: BS EN
ISO 11600:2003 + A1:2011 (formerly BS 4254), BS
5212: Part 1, BS 6920 test on suitability with potable water,
ASTM C 920 [Type M, Grade P, Class 25, USE T]
For illustration purpose only
STORAGE & SHELF LIFE
Joint Width Store in a cool, dry place and keep away from all sources
– 6 mm (minimum) of heat and sunlight. In tropical climates, store in air
– 50 mm (maximum) condition rooms. The shelf life is up to 12 months in un-
Joint depth opened condition and if stored as per recommendations.
Excessive exposure to sunlight, humidity and UV will result
– 6 mm
in the deterioration of the quality of the product and reduce
– 20mm for heavily trafficked floor joints and areas its shelf life.
exposed to hydrostatic pressure
DISPOSAL
CLEANING

TDS_Polyseal PS PG_GCC_0519
Mix separate product components in ratio and as
Remove all excess sealant with a scraper. Any spillage supplied in suitable metal containers. Allow the mix
can be cleaned using Polysolvent. Clean all tools and to cure completely. Dispose as hazardous waste. It is
equipments using similar solvent immediately after the recommended to use licensed waste disposal contractors
tooling. Hardened materials can be removed mechanically and consult the local authority regarding the regulations
only.
HEALTH & SAFETY
COVERAGE
As with all construction chemical products caution should
Length of joints in meters filled per 1L of Polyseal PS PG be exercised. Contains manganese dioxide. Which is
Depth corrosive and may cause burns to skin if handled without
[mm] Width [mm] proper protection. Refer the product msds for full details. 3
6 10 15 20 25 30 40 50 Protective clothing such as gloves and goggles should be
worn. Treat any splashes to the skin or eyes with fresh water
6 27.5 16.5
immediately. Should any of the products be accidentally
10 10 6.5 5 swallowed, do not induce vomiting, but call for medical
15 4.4 3.3 2.6 2.2 assistance immediately.
20 2.5 2.0 1.6
SUPPLY
25 1.6 1.3 1 0.8
Polyseal PS PG 4L
30 1.1 0.83 0.67
Polyprime PS 1L pail
# Calculation based on theoretical coverage. Actual
material consumption at site will vary depending on the Polyprime NP 1L pail
wastage. Polysolvent 5L & 20L pails
Ancillaries/equipments Polyrod
 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION
PROPERTIES VALUES TEST STANDARDS
Color Grey -
Density, [g/cc] 1.35±0.05 ASTM D 1475
Consistency Free flowing -
Shrinkage Negligible ASTM C 531
Application life, [minutes] >120 BS 4254
Shore ‘A’ Hardness 15-30 ASTM D 2240
Tack free time, [hours] 5 -
Adhesion to concrete, [N] >25 BS 4254
Elongation, [%] >300 ASTM D 412
UV resistance @300, [hours] No deterioration ASTM G 53
Water potability Passes BS 6920
Chemical resistance pH 2.5 to 11.5, Hydrocarbon fuels, ASTM D 543
vegetable oil, urea, seawater
Cracking & chalking after No deterioration TT-S-00227E
heat ageing @70°C
Initial cure @ standard 24 -
conditions, [hours]
TDS_Polyseal PS PG_GCC_0519

Full cure @standard 7 -

conditions, [days]
Application temperature, [°C] +5 to +40 -
Service temperature, [°C] -20 to +80 -
Reaction to fire Class A ASTM E84
All values given are subject to 5-10% tolerance

Apart from the information given here it is also important to observe the relevant guidelines and regulations of various organisations and trade associations as well as the
respective standards. The aforementioned characteristics are based on practical experience and applied testing. Warranted properties and possible uses which go beyond
those warranted in this information sheet require our written confirmation. All data given was obtained at an ambient and material temperature of +23°C and 50 %
relative air humidity at laboratory conditions unless specified otherwise. Please note that under other climatic conditions hardening can be accelerated or delayed.
The information contained herein, particularly recommendations for the handling and use of our products, is based on our professional experience. As materials and
conditions may vary with each intended application, and thus are beyond our sphere of influence, we strongly recommend that in each case sufficient tests are conducted
to check the suitability of our products for their intended use. Legal liability cannot be accepted on the basis of the contents of this data sheet or any verbal advice given,
unless there is a case of wilful misconduct or gross negligence on our part. This technical data sheet supersedes all previous editions relevant to this product.

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