Concrete Curing Compounds (Canada)

Curing compounds (cures) are liquid membrane-forming compounds that reduce moisture loss in the early hardening period when applied to fresh concrete. A curing compound helps retain moisture in the concrete, resulting in improved hydration. This improved hydration produces a stronger, denser concrete substrate when compared to improperly or uncured concrete. The curing compound is considered a temporary coating, eventually breaking down and dissipating from exposure to UV light, traffic, etc.

W. R. MEADOWS is well known for our line of concrete curing compounds that help protect and sustain Canada's concrete roadways, airport runways, and bridge decks. The use of W. R. MEADOWS curing compounds will produce hard, dense concrete, which minimizes defects and extends the life of the surface.