SpecStrip is a form release, bond breaker, or evaporation control product. Reactive Form Release Agent SpecStrip is an advanced, chemically reactive, mineral oil-based concrete release agent designed to prevent concrete from bonding to forms and form liners effectively. It is free from waxes and silicones, ensuring a clean and efficient release process.
Best For
Forms
Form Liners
Key Features
SpecChem product chemistry
Built for professional concrete jobsite workflows
Material & Application Notes
Reactive Form Release Agent SpecStrip is an advanced, chemically reactive, mineral oil-based concrete release agent designed to prevent concrete from bonding to forms and form liners effectively. It is free from waxes and silicones, ensuring a clean and efficient release process. Enhanced formwork release Reduced concrete buildup on formwork and liners Minimized formwork cleaning effort Protection against rust for formwork No residue, stain, or discoloration on concrete Decreased concrete dusting
Why Contractors Choose It
Contractors choose SpecStrip to improve release, reduce cleanup, protect formwork, and keep concrete placement moving.
Storage:Keep in the original, tightly sealed containers. Avoid water, dirt, or other contaminants.
Coverage:SpecStrip is ready-to-use and should not be diluted. Ensure form surfaces are free of dirt, rust, scale, and concrete buildup before application.Steel, plastic, and fiberglass:up to 2000 sq ft/galDimensional lumber and BB grade plywood:up to 1000 sq ft/gal
Spraying Instructions:Use an atomizing or misting spray tip for a thin, uniform film. Avoid over-application to prevent dusting. Remove any excess material or puddles promptly.
After Application:When applied correctly, SpecStrip leaves a smooth, architectural concrete surface ready for coatings, without any residue or staining. Follow coating manufacturer’s recommendations for surface preparation.
Packaging
SpecStrip is available in 275-gallon totes, 55-gallon drums, and 5-gallon pails.
Shelf Life
When stored properly, SpecStrip has a shelf life of two years from the manufacturing date.
Standards
Performs well in cold temperatures, significantly reduces surface voids in concrete, and extends the lifespan of wood forms.
Complies withVOC emission standardsfor form releases ( 250 g/L).
Meets specifications includingCorps of Engineers CEGS-03300andNavy Dock and Piers 56359.
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