LIMITATIONS: Do not allow adhesive to remain uncovered after the initial drying period, as a loss of adhesion will occur. Do not spread more adhesive than can be worked within 20 minutes. Do not use for Fritztile wall installations. Do not use outdoors or in areas that are subject to excessive moisture and/or temperatures above 85 degrees Fahrenheit. Product must be laid over the FA-100MP while adhesive is still wet.

SURFACE PREPERATION : The surface to be installed MUST BE sound, clean, free of dirt, dust, wax, grease, paint, curing compounds, adhesives and any foreign matter that would interfere with the proper bonding of the FA-1100MP to the substrate. OLD ADHESIVES MUST BE COMPLETELY REMOVED PRIOR TO INSTALLATION OF THE FA-100MP ADHESIVE. Patch all cracks and uneven surfaces with Fritz Industries underlayments. Level the substrate to tolerances no greater than 1/8" in 10 feet.

CONCRETE SURFACES: A Calcium Chloride test MUST BE PERFORMED on all concrete substrates to determine the moisture vapor transmission rate of the concrete. Do not exceed 7-pounds per 1,000 sq feet per 24 hours while adhering Fritztile, rubber, and vinyl backed tiles and 5 pounds for vinyl composition tile. The installer is responsible for determining the bond compatibility between the adhesive/material/substrate. A bond test is highly recommended to determine the presence of any deleterious compounds that may be present on the concrete surface. A porous concrete surface will decrease the open time of the adhesive. To determine if the substrate is porous, place a few drops of water in several areas. If the water is absorbed within a few seconds, the substrate is considered porous.

DIRECTIONS: Use a 1/16" x 1/16" x 1/16" square-notched trowel for the placement of all flooring. Once troweled, allow the FA-1100MP to remain open no more than 5-minutes before placement of the Fritztile. Place tile into wet adhesive. Once placed, the flooring must be rolled and re-rolled. A 150-pound, 3 section roller should be chosen for Fritztile, rubber and vinyl backed tile, and a 75 pound roller should be chosen for vinyl composition tiles and used until all material is firmly bonded and level with the adjoining tiles within 15 minutes of tile placement. Adhesive must transfer to tile and substrate.

COVERAGE: A 1/16" X 1/16" X 1/16" square notched trowel will cover 120-140 square feet per gallon on non-porous floors and 90-100 square feet per gallon on porous floors. Substrate texture and porosity greatly affects coverage rate so you may experience coverage greater or lesser than stated. Keep trowels clean so that the FA-1100MP is evenly and adequately distributed. Minimize adhesive to the substrate to maximize spread rates.