Dryzone Damp-Resistant Plaster is a breathable pre-blended plaster developed to control dampness a...Dryzone Damp-Resistant Plaster is a breathable pre-blended plaster developed to control dampness and salt migration in walls. The plaster is used as part of the Dryzone System for replastering after Dryzone Damp-Proofing Cream or Dryrod Damp-Proofing Rods have been used to create a remedial damp proof course. This highly effective renovation plaster has a porous structure which controls salt migration and allows walls to dry out by evaporation. Suitable for use on salt and damp contaminated walls and provides enhanced salt protection compared with competing products. Controls dampness & salt migration Breathable - allows wall to dry naturally Suitable for use with traditional plasters and older substrates Insulating properties - warm to the touch Compliant with BS EN 998-1:2010. 1 bag covers 0.8 m2, Manufacturer: Safeguard Europe Ltd
This guide provides essential information for effectively using Dryzone Hi-Lime Renovation Plaster, specifically designed for managing dampness and salt contamination in walls. Ideal for homeowners and contractors using the Dryzone System, this plaster offers breathability and salt protection. Keep in mind that proper surface preparation and adherence to the Dryzone System guidelines are crucial for optimal results.
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FAQs
What is Dryzone Hi-Lime Renovation Plaster?
Dryzone Hi-Lime Renovation Plaster is a breathable plaster designed to control dampness and salt migration in walls, part of the Dryzone System.
Where can I use this plaster?
It is suitable for use on salt and damp-contaminated walls, especially after using Dryzone Damp-Proofing Cream or Dryrod Damp-Proofing Rods.
How much area does a bag of plaster cover?
One 20kg bag covers approximately 0.8 m².
Is this plaster breathable?
Yes, it is designed to be breathable, allowing walls to dry naturally.
What are the key benefits of this plaster?
It controls dampness, prevents salt migration, is breathable, and provides enhanced salt protection.
Can I use this plaster with other types of plaster?
Yes, it is suitable for use with traditional plasters and older substrates.
How should I prepare the surface before applying the plaster?
Ensure the wall surface is clean, free from loose debris, and any existing damaged plaster is removed.
What should I do if the plaster cracks after application?
Avoid applying the plaster too thickly. Ensure the wall is not subject to excessive movement and allow for proper drying and curing.
Troubleshooting
Plaster is not adhering to the wall.
Ensure the wall surface is properly prepared, clean, and free from loose particles. Use a bonding agent if necessary.
Plaster is cracking after application.
Avoid applying the plaster too thickly. Ensure the wall is not subject to excessive movement and allow for proper drying and curing.
Plaster is not drying properly.
Ensure adequate ventilation and avoid excessive humidity during the drying process. Check the mixing ratio and ambient temperature.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Effectively controls dampness and salt contamination.
Breathable formula allows walls to dry out naturally.
Suitable for use with various wall types and substrates.
Provides enhanced protection against salt.
Offers insulating properties for improved comfort.
Cons
Requires adherence to the Dryzone System for optimal results.
Application may require specific skills or professional assistance.
Coverage is limited to 0.8 m2 per 20kg bag.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Preparation: Ensure the wall surface is clean and free from loose debris. Remove any existing damaged plaster down to a sound substrate.
Compatibility: This plaster is specifically designed for use with the Dryzone Damp-Proofing System. It is also compatible with traditional plasters and older substrates.
Mixing: Mix the plaster according to the manufacturer's instructions, usually with clean water, to achieve the correct consistency.
Application: Apply the plaster evenly to the wall, following the recommended thickness. Typically, a single coat is sufficient, but multiple coats might be needed depending on the severity of the damage.
Curing: Allow the plaster to dry and cure according to the manufacturer's guidelines, usually several days. Adequate ventilation is important during the drying process.
Care: Avoid excessive moisture exposure during the curing process. Once cured, the plaster can be painted or decorated as desired, using breathable paints is recommended.