Sealit is an acrylic rubber based compound that penetrates into the pores of the concrete to provide a permanently flexible waterproof membrane. It conforms with the requirements of a class III waterproofing membrane in that it exceeds 300% elongation at break when stretched.
Yes, you may paint over Sealit with any acrylic paint to add another level of protection or waterproofing.
Sealit is not designed as a final coating for horizontal / trafficable areas and should be covered or overcoated. Allow at least 24 hours (at 24°C) to dry before applying screeds, tiles or any other coatings or coverings.
No, Sealit is an acrylic rubber based compound that creates a permanently flexible waterproof membrane and can exceed 300% elongation at break when stretched.
Yes, it is safe to use in dams where fish and stock are present. It is also perfectly safe to use with potable water in reservoirs
While Sealit is suitable for potable water we suggest a quick rinse with a hose prior to re-filling.
Yes, Sealit has a rubber component that allows it to stretch with minor movements in the substrate/structure.
Sealit has been successful in repairing leaks following application to the outside surface of water tanks only - most membranes need to be applied to the inside of the tank.
Best results are obtained by sealing the positive side of the structure – ie the side in contact with water or inside.
While a number of membranes require a dry substrate UberSeal can be applied to damp concrete.
To be safe work on 5m2 per litre as it may be different on the various substrates