• Monolithic, vapor-impermeable, elastomeric membrane for above-grade wall applications
• Easily applies by spray application, roller, or brush
• Integral mold resistant formulation
• Excellent adhesion to most construction surfaces such as exterior gypsum boards, CMU, concrete, stone, wood, and metal
• Can be applied to damp concrete

• ABAA T0004 Class 3 Type B
• ASTM E96 (Procedure A)
• ASTM E96 (Procedure B)
• ASTM E2178
• AATCC 127
• ASTM D1970
• ASTM C1395
• ASTM D4541

322 K-NRG Seal VI is a liquid applied membrane used to construct high performance building envelope air & water barrier membrane assemblies requiring vapor impermeability. When combined with KARNAK’s sealants and accessories, 322 K-NRG Seal VI forms a complete vapor-impermeable wall air-barrier system. Used on sheathing and a variety of wall substrates prior to installation of exterior cladding.

• Smooth Surfaces such as exterior gypsum sheathing or formed concrete apply 2.5 gallons per 100 square feet to give a wet film thickness of approximately 40 mils (20 mils DFT) depending on texture and porosity of surface.
• Rough Surfaces such as CMU apply 3 gallons per 100 square feet to give a wet film thickness of approximately 48 mils (24 mils DFT) depending on texture and porosity of surface.
• Apply using airless spray equipment, 1-1/4” nap roller or brush.

SURFACE PREPARATION:
‍Surfaces should be clean and free of frost, oil, grease, dirt, excess mortar or other contaminants. Recommended application temperature is 40°F to 120°F. All surfaces must be sound and dry. New concrete should be cured a minimum of 7 days before 322 K-NRG Seal VI is applied. Concrete surfaces should be sound and free of large voids and spalled areas. CMU wall mortar joints should be flush with wall without excess mortar. Joints between panels of exterior grade gypsum, plywood and rigid insulation up to 1/4” wide should be filled with a trowel application of 323 K-NRG Gap Seal™ prior to application of liquid membrane. Joints between 1/4” – 1/2” wide should be three-coursed with 323 K-NRG Gap Seal and reinforcement fabric. Reinforcing fabric should extend 3” beyond each side of the joint and be completely covered with another layer of 323 K-NRG Gap Seal. Joints wider than 1/2” are not permitted. Steps should be taken to use an appropriate backer material to fill the joint first before three-coursing with 323 K-NRG Gap Seal and reinforcement fabric. Transition joints between two dissimilar materials such as at beams, columns, window and door frames, etc., should be three-coursed with 323 K-NRG Gap Seal and reinforcement fabric. Center fabric reinforcement so that it extends a minimum of 3” onto both substrates. Refer to local code for flashing requirements on the exterior wall assembly.

APPLICATION:
322 K-NRG Seal VI is easily applied by brush, roller or spray. Application by airless spray equipment in a single or two-coat application is the preferred method. Work to apply in a continuous, monolithic application. Liquid-applied film should be free of sags or runs. Application should be free of voids when transitioning onto applied flashing membrane to create a uniform air-barrier. Check wet mil thickness regularly with wet-mil gauge to assure uniform coverage meeting required application rate. For best application practices, apply liquid membrane first in even horizontal spray strokes followed by vertical strokes to ensure a uniform and consistent application. Upon completion of work, check for voids. In areas where voids are present simply spray a light coat to cover. Do not spray in excess to cause sagging or running of the material. Apply when ambient air, substrate and material temperatures are all 40°F and rising. Do not apply if ambient air or surface temperatures exceed 120°F.

322 K-NRG Seal VI is not designed for permanent exposure. Product is designed to withstand job site exposure for up to 9 months, however, good construction practice calls for covering as soon as possible. Wherever possible, begin covering membrane on south exposures, followed by remainder of surface. Do not apply if rain is expected within 24 hours after application.

CAUTION:
PROTECT FROM FREEZING. Product must be protected from damage during construction. Do not apply to wet surfaces, except damp concrete. Coating not designed for permanent exposure to weather. Protect as soon as possible. However, coating may be exposed up to 9 months, if necessary. 322 K-NRG Seal VI shall not be applied when ambient (air) and substrate temperatures are below 40°F (5°C). The product should not be applied if it is raining, or rain is forecasted within 24 hours after application. Product should not be applied if it is expected that the ambient temperature will fall below 32°F within 48 hours. Ensure newly coated CMU walls are protected at the roof line to prevent water infiltration into the wall cavity. Blisters may form when applied in hot weather or direct sun applications over porous substrates such as concrete due to rapid drying of the coating. To help prevent blisters from forming in this situation, apply a thin “prime coat” at the rate of 0.5 gal. per 100 sq. ft. to the substrate. Allow to dry then apply a full coverage application. This will help to prevent blister formation in subsequent application. A two coat application versus a single heavy coat will also assist in reducing the occurrence of blister from forming. Back rolling the first coat will also help to prevent blister formation in hot weather.

Close container when not in use. Avoid prolonged contact with skin. Use proper protective equipment during application. Avoid breathing of vapors as it may cause respiratory tract irritation. If swallowed, seek medical attention immediately. In case of eye contact, open eyelids wide and flush immediately with plenty of water for at least 15 minutes. Dispose of in an environmentally safe manner. Cover air intakes during application and while drying. Keep out of reach of children. For exterior use only

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