Waterproofing for damp walls and concrete surfaces and masonry where great resistance to damp and water is required.

APPLICATIONS

Waterproofing for all types of concrete surfaces.

Repairs to surfaces exposed to water in cisterns, water tanks, swimming pools, water pipes, etc.

Protection from rainwater in tunnels, basements, lift shafts, garages, etc, preventing water seepages.

PROPERTIES

Waterproofs to retain and prevent pressure, allowing it to support water loads even in completely wet surfaces such as swimming pools, cisterns, tanks, etc.

Adheres perfectly to clean, porous and damp surfaces.

Protects concrete and masonry from constant damp, seepages, damp surfaces etc, providing impermeable substrates of great resistance and durability.

Comprises a mix of special cements and additives that give it very specific properties.

Allows the concrete to transpire, without yellowing and provides washable surfaces.

Once set it does not react and is thus compatible with drinking water.

COVERAGE
As a surface treatment applied by brush: 1-1.5 kg/m2 with 1 mm thickness.
With the consistency of mortar applied with wool: 2- 3 kg/m2 with 2 mm thickness.

METHOD OF USE
Before applying REVICEM, the surface must be cleaned of all types of dirt, blooming, fungus, remains of other treatments, etc, to provide a firm adherent base.

With water courses, seepages, cracks, faults in pipes, etc, repair with REVICEM-P

Finally, the base must be moistened to saturation while avoiding puddles.

Mix REVICEM with water to the required consistency, depending on whether it is to be applied by brush or with wool.

Application with brush: Mix 100 parts of REVICEM with 30- 35 of water and apply as though it were paint using a stiff brush. Apply second coat 24 hours later, brushing crosswise to the first coat.

Application with wool: Mix 100 parts of REVICEM with 20- 25 of water to give the consistency of putty and apply to a thickness no greater than 3 mm. If the waterproofing is to be subjected to constant pressure, apply a second coat crosswise to the first.