Bayslick 20
Designed especially for aluminum forms in precast work, with stated suitability across form materials.
For precast producers and concrete contractors working with reusable molds and jobsite forms. Bayslick release agents are designed to help concrete separate cleanly; David Weber Oil can help you review the grade information for your application.
Compare the products by the applications described in their technical data sheets. Ask David Weber Oil to confirm the current grade information for your job.
Designed especially for aluminum forms in precast work, with stated suitability across form materials.
A form release option for foundation concrete.
Formulated for all form types, with particular suitability for aluminum forms and precast work.
A premium release agent designed especially for aluminum forms used in the precast industry.
Coverage, compatibility, approvals, and other typical properties should be confirmed against the current product data sheet for the exact grade.
Use this as a starting point, then open the data sheet for the full product information.
| Grade | Sheet describes | Coverage (sq. ft./gal.) | API gravity | Viscosity (cSt @ 40°C) | Flash point (°F) | VOC (g/L) | Data sheet |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bayslick 20 | Especially for aluminum forms; precast concrete | 1,600–3,800 | 38 | 4.5 | 125 | 434 | Open PDF |
| Bayslick 72 | Foundation concrete | 1,000–3,000 | 30 | 11 | 225 | 190 | Open PDF |
| Bayslick 80 | All form types; especially aluminum forms | 1,000–2,500 | 32 | 8 | 195 | 190 | Open PDF |
| Bayslick 787 | Premium; aluminum forms for precast | 1,000–3,500 | 33 | 6.5 | 195 | 445 | Open PDF |
Values are transcribed from the attached sheets. Typical properties are not specifications; confirm current values, units, compatibility, and application guidance against the current sheet for the exact grade.
Use the grade’s data sheet for complete directions and current product information.
Compare the listed applications and form materials, then open that product’s data sheet.
The Bayslick sheets describe application by sprayer, brush, swab, or dipping. They call for a thin film; see the exact sheet for the grade you use.
Use the estimator as a rough planning aid. Actual use can vary by form material and conditions.
Estimate only: calculated from the typical coverage range listed in the selected product sheet. It is not a purchase quantity or application instruction. Check the current data sheet and confirm your needs with David Weber Oil.
Bayslick is the concrete form release division of David Weber Oil, focused on products for precast and concrete work. We help customers find the product information they need for their forms and jobs.
Product sourced from Bay Oil CompanyBayslick products are designed to support clean stripping and help reduce concrete deposit build-up on forms. Product sheets describe applications on aluminum, steel, and wood forms.
Apply by sprayer, brush, swab, or dipping, following the product data sheet.
Product sheets describe waterproofing effects on wood and corrosion protection for steel forms.
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