Insulation Tips and Techniques for TF Structural Installation

💡TF Structural is an excellent product for repairing concrete with spalling, rain damage, graffiti, or surface imperfections.

🔧You can mix and apply TF Structural in smaller quantities to work more comfortably or in different site conditions.

⏱️In hot, windy, and dry conditions, TF Structural cures faster, so smaller mixes are recommended.

🔨When applying a wetter skim mix, focus on keeping more pressure on the front edge of your trowel.

🧹Finishing the TF Structural with a broom creates a textured surface that blends seamlessly with the existing concrete.

What is TF Structural used for?

—TF Structural is used to repair concrete substrates with spalling, rain damage, graffiti, or other surface imperfections.

Can I mix TF Structural in smaller quantities?

—Yes, you can mix TF Structural in smaller quantities to work more comfortably or in different site conditions.

Does TF Structural cure faster in certain conditions?

—Yes, TF Structural cures faster in hot, windy, and dry conditions, so smaller mixes are recommended.

What is the best technique for applying a wetter skim mix?

—When applying a wetter skim mix, focus on keeping more pressure on the front edge of your trowel.

How can I finish the TF Structural with a broom?

—To finish the TF Structural with a broom, gently drag the broom across the surface in the same direction as the trowel lines.

00:01In this video, Michael Tarah introduces the TF Structural and demonstrates its installation techniques.

00:17TF Structural is commonly used to repair concrete substrates with spalling, rain damage, graffiti, or other surface imperfections.

00:32Mix TF Structural in smaller quantities if working in hot, windy, or dry conditions, as it cures faster.

01:53When applying a wetter skim mix, focus on keeping more pressure on the front edge of your trowel.

03:33Use the broom finish technique to create a textured surface that blends seamlessly with the existing concrete.