Adowax Bio is a blend of mould release oils and specially selected temperature resistant waxes.
It helps with the initial seal of porous formwork and can be used as a mould release agent where the use of a liquid release oil is not practical. It is easy to apply and helps waterproof and protect formwork in all climatic conditions and when not in use.

Formwork surfaces should be clean and free of surface water and dust. Apply a thin, even film of ADOWAX BIO using a cloth, mop or soft brush. Where surface roughness or features are present, ensure that these are well covered. On areas of untreated timber or other absorbent materials the first coat should be applied carefully and any excess ADOWAX BIO removed after about one hour. A second coat may be required on areas of particularly high absorption. Subsequent coats for reuse will be at the normal rate. With non absorbent materials such as steel or GRP then a light even coat should be applied by rag or brush and excess material removed by rag.
Where rough textures or deep features are present, the use of a stiff brush will enable excess ADOWAX BIO to be removed more easily. Over application of ADOWAX BIO can encourage the formation of blow holes, retardation and/or staining.

10-12mVKg is typical for impervious surfaces

In Absorbent and rough surfaces 4-6mVKg.

The material is not affected by frost but in common with all wax type products will stiffen in low temperatures and may become runny if left in the sun.

Store away from naked flames, electrical equipment, food and drink.

Practically unlimited in sealed containers.

ADOWAX BIO is manufactured by Adomast Manufacturing Ltd and shall be applied strictly in accordance with the manufacturers instructions. For specific advice regarding any aspect of this product, please consult our Technical Department

Prolonged physical contact should be avoided and personal and environmental hygiene encouraged in common with the use of all mould release agents. Where contact with skin occurs, the material should be removed with soap and water. If splashes affect eyes, they should be bathed immediately with copious quantities of clean water and if discomfort persists, medical attention should be sought without delay.
See Safety Data Sheet for further information.