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MetaMax does not begin to react until lime, (calcium hydroxide) is formed. The addition of calcium chloride may increase the release of lime from the cement and allow the MetaMax to react more rapidly. Also, the addition of retarders will slow the cement hydration reaction and may cause the MetaMax to react more slowly.
