[FLPainting]

IS THERE ANY OTHER KIND OF DOING OR PRODUCT OTHER THEN ELASTOMATIC WATERPROOFING PAINT FOR WATERPROOFING A BUILDING???? I'M BEING ON THE BUSINESS FOR OVER 29 YEARS AND I'M LICENSE TO DO WATERPROOFING BUT THE ONLY WATERPROOFING METHOD I KNOW AND HAD DONE IN THE PAST IS ELASTOMATIC WATERPROOFING PAINT! IS THERE ANY OTHER TYPE?, PRODUCT?, OR OTHER KIND OF APPLICATION TO USE WHEN IT COMES TO WATERPROOFING THE MANSORY AND/STUCCO IN A BUILDING???? :blink:

 

[timhag]

Try this http://enduroseal.com/ or ask Wolverine, he should be able to help.

 

[FLPainting]

Thanks For The Reply..... =)

 

[YubaPaintPro]

Big link here. Sorry. Ask your suppliers if they are familiar w/ Degussa. Degussa has since been purchased, but your suppliers should recognized the name. Or maybe the name "aquatrete". These are easy to use, once you have a bit of training. Their reps are great (at least in my area) and the products work. Not familiar w/ the above mentioned product, although their website is nice. Good luck.

www.degussa.com/degussa/en/products...ult.htm?action=details&page=1&pid=29831&rno=1

 

[DW Custom Painting]

I've been told I'm to old school but here's my solution. Thoroseal or ugl (both come in latex) Than you can use a regular ext. latex paint over it. Best for block work. Thoroseal comes in powder form also, this is what you should use for the stucco application before painting. Because its a powder you can mix to suit. Not a time saver but it works well. I've also used a clear masonry sealer on newer stucco, can't remember the product name but maybe someone out here can help w/ that.

 

[YubaPaintPro]

DW, maybe "SealKrete"? Not really the best though for the new stucco, but works great for chalky metals.