TORGA MASONRY WATERPROOFER

Description

Prevent moisture issues with Torga Masonry Waterproofer !

Torga Masonry Waterproofer is Lead and Mercury free emulsion based paint, formulated with heavy-duty resin technology to provide maximum adhesion while protecting your concrete and masonry surfaces with a watertight barrier.

Use:
Use on properly cured interior and exterior masonry walls and foundations, cinder block, brick and poured concrete.
Properties:
  • Excellent adhesion
  • Quick drying
  • Sand texture finish
  • Low VOC
  • Low Odour
  • Mold and Mildew resistant
Finish: Flat
Coverage: Covers up to 75-125 Sq. Ft per gallon, depending on substrate condition, absorbency and film  thickness.
Thinning and Clean-up: Not recommended, use clean tap water for clean-up and washing brushes.
Re-Coat Time: Allow 12 hours drying between coats.

Available in:               1 Gallon

Do not apply to walls that have active water seepage. Apply when air and surface temperature is 10-30° C. Dries to the touch in 30- 60 minutes.
Do not use on horizontal surfaces, such as floors. When used outdoors, this product must be top coated with Torginol Torga Emulsion line of products.

Can Torga Masonry waterproofer be used on floors?

Answer: No, Torga Masonry waterproofer is not designed to use on floors.

What is the permanent solution to avoid reoccurrence of efflorescence?

Answer: For a permanent solution, many parameters has to be taken care of. The first step would be to evaluate what is actually causing the efflorescence. Efflorescence is caused from moisture and can happen in several ways. Improper wall ventilation, no weep vents, flashing issues, parapet caps, cracks in the mortar joints, walls exposed to the elements with no sealer, etc. Can cause problems. Addressing the above issues in combination with the use of torginol efflo-clean and torga masonry waterproofer would provide the desired results.

Can I use Torga Masonry waterproofer on concrete plastered 2 weeks ago?

Answer: No. Torga Masonry waterproofer is recommended to use on cured concrete only. Please allow the concrete to cure at least a minimum of 45 days before applying the waterproofer.

What is efflorescence and what causes it?

Answer: Efflorescence is a white crystalline deposit that forms on masonry surfaces as the masonry dries. Efflorescence is primarily cause by excessive moisture in the masonry and is simply part of the natural drying process. As the moisture in the mortar and brick, block, or concrete works its way out of the wall, it brings with it the salts that develop on the surface as the moisture evaporates.