HydroFlex

Waterproofing

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Features

Fibre reinforced acrylic waterproofing.
Highly flexible and UV resistant for long term durability.
May be used with membrane when sealing roofs.
For parapets and walls apply in a criss-cross pattern to improve bridging of fine hairline cracks.
Not recommended for negative water pressure areas.
It is recommended to overcoat for long term durability.
Not recommended over bitumen products.

Where to Use

Suitably prepared or stable pitched tiled and galvanized iron roofs
Suitably prepared or stable plastered walls and parapets

General Preparations

All surfaces must be clean, sound & dry.
Remove all loose flakes and apply PlasterSeal or PlasterPrime to obtain a stable surface.
Smooth out plaster imperfections with Skim.
Repair plaster cracks with premixed Fill or tile cement / plaster mix & HydroKey, diluted 50% with water.
To stabilise chalky surfaces, apply PlasterSeal or
Previously painted sound surfaces can be washed with sugar soap and rinsed thoroughly with clean water.
To ease application, sand previously painted stable surfaces.
For water damaged, porous and alkaline surfaces, apply PlasterPrime or DampCure to stabilise surface.
Seal parapets in a criss cross pattern with fibre reinforced HydroFlex or WaterProof.
Waterproof roofs with membrane in conjunction with HydroSeal or EkoSeal.
Tile and clay roofs – apply one to two coats BondAll (Acrylic) until loose particles are thoroughly bonded.
Galvanized roofs – apply a single coat HydroEtch.

Technical Details

Product code:

Colour:

LWPIOI

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Shelf Life:

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Storage Conditions:

Stirring Method:

12 Months

1ℓ, 5ℓ, 20ℓ

Store in a cool/dry place

Stir with a flat paddle

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Wet film thickness

Recommended coats:

Flammable

110 – 115 KU (at 23°C)

1.18 – 1.25

38 – 40 % (Approx.)

48 – 52% (Approx.)

4 – 6m2/1ℓ/coat

Depending on porosity, surface conditions and application equipment

80um (Recommended)

200um

2 x Coats in criss-cross motion

Drying time:

Over coating:

Touch Dry: 30min@ 23°C

Dry to handle: 2h@ 23°C

Minimum 2 hours@ 23°C

Application:

Cleaning:

Brush or roller

Water

Precautions

Avoid painting in moist/humid conditions. To allow applied paint to cure, there should be no rain forecast for at least 7 days.
Do not paint over surfaces with moisture content above 15% measured with an ultrasonic meter or over 5% with a pin type meter.
Stir paint well with a flat paddle.
Ideal application conditions and surface temperature should be between: 10°C – 35°C with a relative humidity of less than 75%. It is not recommended to paint in direct sunlight as this will result in the paint drying too fast leading to visible “lap-marks”. Windy conditions might have a similar effect and can cause a deposit of dust particles on the wet paint.

To ensure colour– and sheen level consistency, purchase from the same production batch of paint. Touch-ups are not recommended.
Tint bases contain fewer litres than advertised until tinted.
Spreading rates are theoretical and based on smooth / flat surfaces.
Do not wash or abrade newly painted surfaces until properly cured.
Allow 7 days for paint to dry properly and 30 days to reach full strength.
Store paint in a cool, dry place.
Complies with the South African legal lead limit of 90ppm or less.

Colour Selection

Colours tinted that fall outside of Laminin Largo’s formal tinting system may have risks regarding poor opacity, early fading, UV resistance, over and under tinting or alkaline attack. Please consult an official Laminin agent for advice.
Do not alter factory standard colours as this will compromise the products longevity i.e. fading, UV and alkaline resistance, colour consistency and opacity.
Bright colours plays an important role in colour selection, even though Laminin only makes use of lightfast pigments certain bright colours have a natural tendency for poorer opacity and UV resistance and might be more prone to alkaline attack. Please consult an official Laminin agent for the best possible advice.
Colour variations due to efflorescence (White salty deposits) (alkaline burn or attack) will not be covered under early fading or product failure.
The colour, white, may require a 3rd topcoat to achieve opacity and full obliteration.

Health & Safety

Keep out of children’s reach.
Do not eat, drink or smoke during any application.
Ensure appropriate ventilation during application and drying.
Harmful if swallowed.
Wear protective equipment during preparation, application and cleaning.
Avoid contact with eyes.
In case of contact, seek medical advice.

Disclaimer

Specifications and recommendations are given in good faith and are meant to be used as guideline.
All information is based on results obtained from our tests done and experience gained over time
Application method and – equipment, condition of substrate and – during application, will have an influence on results. This is beyond the manufacturer’s control.
As technology may change over time, please ensure the use of the latest Technical Data Sheet