Multicoat Krete Kote 2000 – Gray
Multicoat Krete Kote 2000-Gray is a high-performance polymer-modified cementitious coating designed to restore and protect concrete surfaces. This product provides a durable, attractive finish and can be customized with different patterns, colors, and anti-skid textures for both functional and aesthetic improvements.
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Description
About Multicoat Krete Kote 2000 – Gray
Multicoat Krete Kote 2000 – Gray is a polymer-modified cementitious overlay with a fine/medium aggregate blend that balances smooth aesthetics with slip resistance. It’s the key component of the Krete Kote Decking Overlay System for resurfacing and protecting concrete around pools, balconies, driveways, and walkways.
Multicoat Krete Kote 2000 – Gray Specifications
- Material/Composition: Polymer-modified cement overlay with fine/medium aggregate
- Color: Gray (also produced in white)
- Design/Appearance: Accepts patterns and decorative designs
- Performance/Compatibility: For indoor/outdoor concrete; forms durable, slip-resistant surfaces
- Collection/Series: Krete Kote Decking Overlay System
Additional Features
- Decorative versatility: Compatible with stencils, stains, and color sealers.
- Durable finish: Weather- and chemical-resistant when sealed per system guide.
- System integration: Works with Multicoat primers, stains, and sealers.
- Pool-deck friendly: Designed for comfort and traction around wet areas.
This product comes with a limited warranty covering material and craftsmanship defects. Contact the manufacturer for additional warranty details.
Orders are typically processed within 2–5 business days. Tracking details will be provided upon shipment.
1. What surfaces can it be applied to?
Properly prepared concrete surfaces.
2. Is it suitable for pool decks?
Yes, it’s a core component of Multicoat’s pool-deck overlay system.
3. Can I add color?
Yes—use approved colorants, stains, and Acrathane ColorSeal.
4. How is slip resistance achieved?
Through the fine/medium aggregate texture and finishing method.
5. Can patterns be created?
Yes, use templates or scoring before sealing.
