Imparting water repellence to:

• Low-Fired clay products immediately after they have been made: eg: roof tiles, facing bricks, floor tiles, flower pots
• Aerated concrete
• Gypsum and gypsum -based plasterboard
• Light fillers, such as perlite, vermiculites and aerated concrete granules.
  Insulating materials.
• Paving blocks and bricks
• Preservation of wooden products and thatch roofs
• Boundary walls

Damp Gone is used for impregnating the surfaces of masonry materials when suitable means achieving an adequate uniform coating. Damp Gone is recommended for treating the outside walls, inside walls of buildings and concrete slabs. The application may give rise of white spots.

Damp Gone should be stored in iron drums or plastic containers. Tin -plate aluminum, galvanized, glass or lacquered containers are not suitable. IN the sealed container Damp Gone has a shelf life of at least 12 months. Storage temperatures should not drop below -80 C. If crystal form due to low storage temperatures, these will redissolve when the product is allowed to warm up. The product must then be stored at a temperature above 0C.

Damp Gone is strongly alkaline and corrosive as a concentrate form. Goggles should always be worn when handling the product. Any splashes on the skin should be washed of with plenty of water. If any product gets into eyes, wash them immediately with plenty of water and seek medical advice because of the effect of corrosive alkaline. Clothing wetted with damp gone must be taken off immediately.

This product can be applied with pump sprayer or painted on with brush.

Appearance: Clear to hazy, colorless
Active agent: Silane/Siloxane
Solvent: Concentrate
Flash point:  Non-Flammable