Explain when a two-component resin moisture-mitigation membrane under ASTM F3010 is an appropriate remedy after a failed moisture test

Steps

1. Confirm the substrate is concrete, not gypsum-based — ASTM F3010-covered membrane systems are explicitly not intended for gypsum-based or other moisture-sensitive substrates per the standard's scope
2. Review the prior RH (F2170) or CaCl (F1869) test result that triggered consideration of a mitigation system
3. Explain that F3010 covers the properties, application, and performance of two-component resin membrane systems applied to high-moisture concrete substrates before resilient flooring installation
4. Confirm the concrete surface prep steps required ahead of membrane application, cross-referencing manufacturer product data sheets since the ASTM practice itself is paywalled
5. Verify the specific membrane product's warranty and moisture-level claims directly with the manufacturer, since ASTM F3010 is a practice/process standard, not a certification of any single product
6. Recommend re-testing per the original method after membrane cure to confirm the mitigation was effective, per manufacturer instructions