| BARRIERGUARD®
BarrierGuard ® is designed for waterproofing all types of masonry surfaces such as foundation walls, concrete panels, retaining walls and moisture-retaining structures such as gutters, cisterns, and concrete shrubbery boxes. Mixed with water and Portland cement, and fully reinforced with BarrierGuard® fabric, it forms a hard-wearing, flexible compound. It is also resistant to standing water and ideal for subterranean waterproofing.
Advantages & Benefits
Protects masonry surfaces from water damage
Will not peel off like stick-on adhesives
Wear-resistant and hard to damage
Resists ponding water
Extremely U.V. resistant
Resists acid rain and chemical pollutants to protect from chemical spills and fallout damage
Meets V.O.C. emissions and regulations to eliminate facility downtime during installation
Nontoxic formulation is safe to apply
Easy application and cleanup
No special training or equipment required to install
5-year extendable warranty means system never has to be torn off |
Uses
Abrasion-resistant layer for decks and walkways
Waterproofing foundation walls
Waterproofing basements
Lining water-retaining structures
Waterproofing shrubbery boxes
Waterproofing shower floors |
Technical Data
Storage conditions: 40° F (4° C) to 95° F (35° C)
Shelf life: 12 months in unopened containers
Potlife: 20-30 minutes @ 77° F (25° C)
Membrane thickness: 60 mils
Bond strength: > 550 psi (3.8 mPa)
Tensile strength: ASTM C-109-85 330 psi (2.3 mPa)
Comprehensive strength: ASTM C-109-88 5,690 psi (39.2 mPa)
Flexual Strength: ASTM 3348-86 1835 psi (12.7 mPa)
Packaging: 1 gallon (3.79 L) & 5 gallon (18.9 L)
Application Guidelines
Surface Preparation
Remove any loose or flaking particles, scale, dirt, rust or scale. Masonry surfaces need to be dampened first to prevent moisture loss from slurry.
Mixing
Slurry is prepared by mixing (one-part BarrierGuard®, one-part water, and three parts Portland cement). Add BarrierGuard® and water to a clean 5- gallon pail and mix with a slow-speed mechanical mixer for about 1 minute. Slowly add the Portland cement until a totally homogenous and lump-free slurry is produced. Above 80 degrees it is recommended to add ice to cool down the slurry mix to prevent premature gelling.
Application
Apply BarrierGuard® slurry to the dampened area and immediately imbed the BarrierGuard® Fabric in the wet slurry. Work out any bubbles or creases with the brush. Fully saturate the Fabric from above with more slurry and allow to dry. Follow with a final coat of BarrierGuard® slurry. BarrierGuard® Fabric should lap by minimum of four inches.
Coverage
One gallon of BarrierGuard® will make approximately four gallons of slurry. The slurry will cover approximately 50 square feet of full BarrierGuard® System that is reinforced with fabric, or 250 square feet of single coat priming.
Questions? Call Hydro-Stop, Inc. or your Hydro-Stop Representative.
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