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Can the Ashford Formula be used as a curing agent?

April 26, 2017agent ashford curing Formula Used

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Can the Ashford Formula be used as a curing agent?

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Yes. Fifty (50) years of field experience have provided more than ample proof that the Ashford Formula produces excellent curing results in terms of ensuring full compressive design strength and minimizing, or even, eliminating surface crazing. The Ashford Formula can also be used in conjunction with other curing mechanisms, such as membrane cures or a wet cure. Note: The Ashford Formula is not a membrane, and therefore, does not meet the intent of the ASTM C-309 curing standards for membranes. For more details, call Curecrete Distribution, Inc. or your local Sales Representative/International Distributor.