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What are the curing requirements for concrete pavement in Kentucky?
Cure concrete pavement in Kentucky by covering and curing the entire surface immediately after finishing, using one of these methods: (1) White Membrane Curing: Apply Type 2 liquid membrane-forming curing compound (1–2 coats, 1 gal/300 sq ft max) within 30 mins of free water disappearance; protect for ≥72 hrs or until required strength is attained [1,2]. (2) Wet Burlap: Cover with single thickness for first 6 hrs, then double thickness, keeping saturated for ≥72 hrs [1,2]. (3) Curing Blankets: Cover for ≥72 hrs or until required strength [1,2]. If uncovering pavement before curing ends, limit exposure to ≤30 mins [1].
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