HyppoCoat GC (Green Concrete) is a user-friendly, high solids, single component, liquid applied membrane for cured or green concrete. The system uses two coats of a modified urethane coating and protection board to create an elastomeric system designed to expand and contract with normal structural movements.
HyppoCoat GC (Green Concrete) is a user-friendly, high solids, bitumen-modified, coal-tar free, single component liquid applied membrane for cured or green concrete. The system uses two coats of a modified urethane coating and protection board to create an elastomeric system designed to expand and contract with normal structural movements.
HyppoCoat GC is easy to use and can be applied immediately after green concrete forms have been removed, providing a very quick return-to-service window during application. It also acts as an aggressive barrier against harsh chemicals, abrasive wear, and heavy impact.
HyppoCoat GC is designed for use on foundations, backfilled walls, split slab applications, planters, and submerged conditions.
No mixing and no ratios to measure — HyppoCoat GC is ready to apply straight from the container, which keeps installation simple and removes a common source of application error.
Can be applied immediately after green concrete forms have been removed, opening a very short return-to-service window during application.
A high-solids, coal-tar free formulation with low VOCs, so it can be specified where solvent-heavy systems are restricted.
Two coats of a modified urethane coating go down quickly with no special equipment, reducing labor time and cost.
Cures in 4–6 hours, or 2–4 hours with water added, depending on the applied mil thickness.
The elastomeric system is designed to move with normal structural movement rather than crack under it.
Stands up to harsh chemicals, abrasive wear, and heavy impact once cured.
Tested to ASTM C-836 and ASTM E-96, supporting specification on foundations, backfilled walls, split slabs, planters, and submerged conditions.
Coverage varies with substrate porosity, texture, and application method. Figures are theoretical and do not include waste.
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