Safeguard Drybase Liquid Damp-proof Membrane - 5L, White
* High-Strength damp-proof barrier * Low Odour * Versatile damp proof membrane * Quick-Drying & St...* High-Strength damp-proof barrier * Low Odour * Versatile damp proof membrane * Quick-Drying & Strong Bond * High performance extensively tested Drybase Liquid-Applied DPM is a single-pack barrier coating that is supplied ready to use. It is available in black or white with a consistency similar to that of thick emulsion paint. The product is applied in two coats. Once applied, the product cures to form a membrane that is flexible and elastic. Drybase Liquid-Applied DPM is water- based and can be applied to damp substrates by brush, roller, or spray. The applied product is typically touch-dry in one hour. Drybase Liquid-Applied DPM provides a barrier to damp and ground gases (including radon, carbon dioxide, and methane). Safeguard Drybase Liquid Damp-proof Membrane 5L in White
Drybase Liquid-Applied DPM is a single-pack barrier coating for above ground use. It is supplied ready to use. It is available in black or white with a consistency similar to that of thick emulsion paint. The product is applied in two coats. Drybase Liquid-Applied DPM Is suitable for use on solid floors, embedded timbers and walls. It is not suitable as a bond coat on walls where Drybase Flex Membrane or Drybase Bondaid Plus (SBR) can provide a suitable alternative, contact our technical team for further information. Once applied, the product cures to form a membrane that is flexible and elastic. Drybase Liquid-Applied DPM is water-based and can be applied to damp substrates by brush, roller or spray. The applied product is typically touch-dry in one hour. Drybase Liquid-Applied DPM provides a barrier to damp and ground gases (including radon, carbon dioxide, and methane).
Drybase Liquid-Applied DPM is a single-pack barrier coating for above ground use. It is supplied ready to use. It is available in black or white...
This guide helps users understand and effectively apply Drybase Liquid-Applied DPM, a high-strength damp-proof barrier. It's ideal for homeowners and contractors dealing with damp issues in solid floors, embedded timbers, and walls. The key benefit is its ability to create a flexible, elastic membrane that protects against damp and ground gases. However, it's not suitable as a bond coat in all situations. This guide covers everything from application to troubleshooting.
All features
Colour
White
Brand
Drybase
Extended Product Information
FAQs
How do I apply Drybase Liquid-Applied DPM?
Apply two coats using a brush, roller, or spray. Ensure the first coat is dry before applying the second. Follow the manufacturer's instructions for best results.
What surfaces can I apply Drybase Liquid-Applied DPM to?
It is suitable for solid floors, embedded timbers and walls. It is not suitable as a bond coat on walls.
How long does it take for Drybase Liquid-Applied DPM to dry?
The product is typically touch-dry in one hour.
Can I apply Drybase Liquid-Applied DPM over existing coatings?
It is recommended to remove any existing coatings that might affect adhesion before applying Drybase Liquid-Applied DPM. Always prepare the surface for optimal results.
Is Drybase Liquid-Applied DPM water-based?
Yes, Drybase Liquid-Applied DPM is water-based.
What safety precautions should I take when using Drybase Liquid-Applied DPM?
Ensure adequate ventilation during application. Wear appropriate protective gear, such as gloves and eye protection. Consult the product's safety data sheet for detailed information.
What is the shelf life of Drybase Liquid-Applied DPM?
Check the product packaging for the specific shelf life. Store the product in a cool, dry place and ensure the container is sealed when not in use.
What kind of protection against ground gases does it provide?
It provides a barrier to damp and ground gases (including radon, carbon dioxide, and methane).
Troubleshooting
Coating is not drying properly.
Ensure adequate ventilation and check for excessive humidity. The surface may also need better preparation, ensuring it is clean and free of contaminants.
Adhesion issues.
Make sure the surface is properly prepared and free from loose particles or previous coatings that may affect adhesion. In some cases, a primer may be required.
Uneven application.
Use consistent pressure when applying with a brush or roller. If spraying, ensure proper nozzle settings.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Easy to apply with a brush, roller, or spray.
Provides a barrier to damp and ground gases (including radon, carbon dioxide, and methane).
Suitable for a range of substrates, including solid floors, embedded timbers, and walls.
Quick drying time minimizes project delays.
Cons
Not suitable as a bond coat in all scenarios.
Requires two coats for optimal performance.
Specific application instructions must be followed to ensure effectiveness.
May require professional assistance for complex damp proofing issues.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Surface Preparation: Ensure the surface is clean, dry, and free from loose materials. Remove any existing coatings that may affect adhesion.
Application: Apply two coats of Drybase Liquid-Applied DPM using a brush, roller, or spray. Allow the first coat to dry before applying the second coat.
Drying Time: The product is typically touch-dry in one hour.
Compatibility: Drybase Liquid-Applied DPM is compatible with a wide range of building materials. For bond coat applications where Drybase Flex Membrane or Drybase Bondaid Plus (SBR) is more suitable, contact technical support for more information.
Care: Store in a cool, dry place. Ensure the container is tightly sealed when not in use. Clean tools with water immediately after use.