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P02 knowledge check

Product Knowledge: Mortars, Toppings & Slopes

Pass is 80%. This is open-book — use the academy, not hope.

1. True or false: MavClad EM is an appropriate floor for a blast freezer at −20°F.
2. The iron-aggregate variant of MavClad EM is:
3. The urethane-cement iron-aggregate mortar in the Maverick line is:
4. True or false: MavClad EM typically installs at 3/16 in to 1/4 in thickness.
5. A slaughter-house wash-down bay running 180°F CIP cycles — the correct family is:
6. Integral cove is best executed with:
7. A −20°F blast-freezer floor — the required family is:
8. True or false: MavCrete UM can be installed outdoors.
9. The troweled self-leveling urethane cement in Maverick's line is:
10. True or false: urethane mortars are mechanically stronger than epoxy mortars in a pure impact test.
11. MavCrete UM-SL is sealed with:
12. True or false: MavCrete UF-HD is a heavy-duty urethane finish troweled at a heavier build than a standard UM.
13. Standard MavCrete UM install thickness range is:
14. MavTop EFB-DB differs from EFB in that it uses:
15. True or false: a properly operated spraycaster produces a more uniform and denser broadcast than hand chicken-feeding.
16. To increase visible texture on a MavTop UQB quartz-broadcast floor:
17. True or false: MavTop EFB is an epoxy broadcast system whose broadcast medium is colored quartz.
18. MavTop EFB-DB is best specified for:
19. True or false: MavTop EFB-DB requires two separate flake broadcasts — one into a fresh basecoat, one into a fresh grout coat.
20. A locker room floor demanding aggressive slip resistance AND completely opaque color show — spec:
21. MavGrout USP thickness build range is:
22. True or false: MavGrout USP can be feather-edged down to a knife edge (zero thickness) at the perimeter.
23. Primer requirement for MavGrout USP over sound, prepped concrete:
24. True or false: MavGrout USP is a semi-rigid polyurea.
25. For sloping a food-processing wash-down bay to a central floor sink at 1/4-in-per-foot fall, spec:
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