Normal-setting waterproofing additive for mortar and concrete Viscous dispersion of yellow color that does not contain chlorides.
Uses
- Mortar waterproofing additive for coatings of:
- Swimming pools, tanks, treatment plants.
- Canals, wells, sewers.
- Façades, walls, basements, etc.
- Also as a concrete waterproofing agent in:
- Underground works, tunnels and galleries.
- Foundations, retaining walls, screens.
- Swimming pools, tanks, treatment plants.
- Canals, ditches, etc.
Features & Benefits
It reacts with the cement during the hydration process, giving rise to mineral substances that clog the capillary network, thus providing high impermeability to the mortar or concrete.
Characteristics
All types are made up of synthetic metal oxide pigments (iron oxide, chromium oxide, cobalt blue and titanium dioxide), inorganic, insoluble in water, resistant to alkalis and unalterable to the effect of sunlight and any other atmospheric agent.
Applications
Mortars for visible sore pigmentation:
By using white or grey cement, as the case may be, we can match the colour of the wound with that of the material laid (brick, block, natural stone, etc.) or, on the contrary, cause a contrast.
DIY in construction:
Repairs, rustic finishes, etc.
Small works:
Formwork concrete, concrete pavements, façade repair, tile mortar (so that the mortar stains on the tile are invisible).
Pigmentation of putty, grouts, whitewash in color, etc.
Presentation
Cardboard boxes with airtight polyethylene bag inside, containing 400, 600 or 800 g, depending on the bulk density of the pigment it contains. Each container has, on the side, a marking indicating the approximate colour that results from incorporating this pigment into a white cement or a grey cement in the percentage indicated.
Hobbycolor/Oxined®/Bayferrox®, can be added directly to the base to be pigmented before or after the incorporation of water, mixing sufficiently until the complete dispersion of Hobbycolor is achieved.
Dosage: it is recommended to add approximately a maximum of 0.8% on the amount of mortar. For lime mortars it is advisable to double the amount.
