CounterTek 2K WB Urethane Topcoat

The ATG CounterTek CounterTop Kits are a 3-part system rather than a single product. The concrete is first conditioned with a water based silane (W-O/S), which promotes better bonding between the Epoxy Gen 3 and the concrete. Application of the W-O/S amounts to wiping it on and letting it dry. Epoxy Gen 3 is a water based epoxy that serves as a stain barrier and as a “primer” coat that is applied to the concrete. The final step ATG CounterTek 2K Pro 2 Urethane is a water based urethane designed for concrete countertops that serves several functions. It is a stain barrier, a wear layer and it provides the sheen. ATG CounterTek 2K Pro 2 Urethane comes in gloss, low gloss and an extra-low gloss version. It can be used indoors and outdoors.

Coverage:

• Approximately 400 square feet per Gallon when applied at correct wet thickness.
• 12 oz Kit ~40 sf
• 48 oz Kit ~150 sf

Product Description:

ATG CounterTek CounterTop Kits provides excellent stain protection and resists vinegar and lemon juice for at least 24 hours. Its CCI stain score ranges from 96% to 99%, depending upon the number of coats applied. ATG CounterTek CounterTop Kits have demonstrated great heat resistance, showing no damage to temperatures of around 450 degrees F. When applied correctly it bonds tenaciously to properly prepared concrete. Epoxy Gen 3 can be applied to non-dry concrete, although the concrete surface should be air dried and not appear wet or damp when applying the Epoxy Gen 3.

ATG CounterTek CounterTop Kits are a complex sealing system. It is not a simple pour-and-wipe product. Careful measuring and disciplined adherence to the instructions are essential to performance and consistency. While it can be rolled on, best results come from spraying with an HVLP sprayer, and practice and patience are required. Generally one coat of Epoxy Gen 3 and one coat of 2K Pro 2 Urethane provide great results.

Because it is a coating it is vulnerable to cuts and scratches. 2K Pro 2 is a tough finish that resists most scratches, but a sharp or rough heavy object dragged across the finish will scratch it (and just about all coatings for that matter). Repairs are not easy, in the sense that making the scratch disappear and achieving a perfect “like-new” look takes effort, skill and time. On site resealing may be necessary if a simple spot touch-up is not aesthetically acceptable.

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