Damp Guard
Available in 5/20 Kg
Damp Guard is a single component, water based cold applied bitumen and polyurethane dispersion based waterproofing, specially designed for plinth beam, to form an excellent waterproofing membrane for capillary dampness. It is an Integral Recron Fibre Modified Waterproofing Coating.
Specially recommended for plinth beam.
- Self Adhesive
- Reinforced
- Ease of application
- 100% Waterproof
- Excellent Adhesion
- Highly elastic
- Flexible.
- Shelf life is 2 years on the date of manufacturing in unopened condition.
- Store in a cool and dry place.
3 Coats of 30sqft. areas with 1 Kg.
- Remove the dust, dirt, oil, grees, fungus etc. from the surface by using wire brush / Scrubbing.
- Strictly clean every edges and corners of the surface.
- Using a brush/roller apply with Banwet’s Damp Guard diluted with Water (1 part Damp Guard + 0.5 part water)
- When the first coat is dried, evenly apply a second coat of non diluted Damp Guard with a brush/Roller.
- After drying the second coat apply a third coat with a Brush/Roller.
- Special care should be taken to provide proper sanding for final layers to build maximum adhesion with plastering.
FAQs for Dampguard
What is Damp Guard?
Damp Guard is a specialized waterproof coating designed to prevent moisture and rising damp from entering walls through the plinth and foundation areas. It forms a durable protective barrier against water.
How does it stop dampness?
Damp Guard creates a continuous waterproof membrane that blocks capillary movement of water. This prevents moisture from entering walls and causing damage like peeling paint or mold.
Where is Damp Guard applied?
It is mainly applied on plinth beams, foundation surfaces, and lower wall areas where moisture tends to rise. It is suitable for both interior and exterior base sections.
How to apply Damp Guard?
First, clean the surface and remove dust, oil, or loose particles. Apply a diluted first coat for better penetration, followed by 2 coats of undiluted material. Allow proper drying between coats for best results.
What is the difference between waterproofing and dampproofing?
Waterproofing completely blocks water penetration and is used in areas with high water exposure. Dampproofing resists moisture and prevents dampness, mainly used for plinths and walls to stop rising damp.
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