Stop Leak Waterproofing Usage Video ☔

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1- Stop Leak (Positive Pressure Water Control Waterproofing): Stop Leak is a single-component waterproofing or sealing and protective coating based on water-based copolymers, white in color, with the ability to change color to the employer's desired color. Its properties include flexibility, long durability, and very high adhesion to concrete, metal pipes, and other materials. This waterproofing is specifically designed and developed to control positive water pressure and is not effective for controlling negative water pressure. To control negative water pressure with Stop Leak, the surface must first be coated with a special primer for negative water pressure control, namely Clearband, and then Stop Leak is applied on top.

• Applications:  Roof waterproofing  Pool waterproofing  Waterproofing of concrete, stone, and brick tanks  Leakage and dampness fixing in bathrooms, basements, and balconies  Simultaneous painting and waterproofing of facades, especially cement-engineered side facades (western facade)

• Features: Stop Leak is highly elastic and can stretch up to 4 times its length. This elastic property allows the waterproofing layer to bridge small cracks that may develop over the years after application, maintaining waterproofing performance. Stop Leak can be easily applied on vertical, horizontal surfaces, and even under ceilings with no height limitations. Stop Leak is applied as a seamless, continuous layer. This increases waterproofing reliability and eliminates extra costs for overlapping and material waste. Stop Leak can be used as a topcoat with the desired color and texture. Thus, it can serve as a decorative element for creating roof gardens and similar applications, fulfilling architects' aesthetic requirements. Stop Leak has very high adhesion to all construction surfaces, including concrete, stone, and even glazed tiles and glass. Vertical tiling and stone setting using adhesive methods is possible on Stop Leak, and for floors, surface covering with mortar is also feasible. Due to its high resistance to UV rays, in addition to indoor use for waterproofing spaces such as bathrooms, it can be used outdoors on facades and roofs for moisture and waterproofing control. Its application is very easy and produces no unpleasant odors or fumes during application and use.

• Stop Leak Application Method (Positive Water Pressure): If using Stop Leak for positive water pressure control: First, remove and repair damaged areas such as cracked concrete. The smoother the surface, the lower the consumption of Stop Leak and the more economical the waterproofing. Clean the surface thoroughly, remove dirt and dust, and dry completely. Spray a thin layer of a primer specifically for positive pressure water control onto the surface (1 kg covers about 5 square meters). If spray equipment is not available, you can apply the primer with a brush, which will increase primer consumption slightly. At this stage, reinforce the junction of horizontal and vertical surfaces with a 10 cm wide fiberglass mesh. It is not necessary to cover the entire surface with mesh. Place the mesh on the surface before the primer fully dries while it is still tacky, pressing it gently with your palm. After primer drying, apply Stop Leak. To test primer dryness, place your palm on the surface; if it does not stick, the primer is dry. Drying time is about 2 to 3 hours depending on environmental conditions. Stop Leak should be applied in at least two layers. Usually, two layers suffice for waterproofing, but more may be applied depending on project conditions. Before application, stir the opened bucket for 5 minutes, preferably with a drill and mixer. If mixing manually, increase mixing time to ensure complete homogenization. To change the white color of Stop Leak, add color pigment or acrylic paint (max a few cc or up to 1 kg per 20 kg bucket) at this stage and mix thoroughly. If multiple buckets are used, measure added color carefully for uniformity. Apply the first layer with spray, brush, or roller and let it dry. Drying usually takes 3 to 5 hours but allowing 24 hours is strongly recommended. After this, apply the second layer perpendicular to the first and let dry. This layer dries within 24 hours, but the final drying and testing time is one week for Stop Leak to reach full strength.

If using Stop Leak for negative water pressure control: • The steps are similar to positive pressure control; only the primer changes. Use Clearband or Clearproof as the special primer for negative water pressure instead of the positive pressure primer.

• Stop Leak Consumption (Negative Water Pressure):  Approximately 700 grams to 1 kg per square meter depending on surface porosity

• Safety and Precautions:  This material is not classified as hazardous or harmful to health or the environment; however, ingestion and eye contact must be avoided.  Stop Leak is non-toxic but gloves, goggles, and work clothes should be worn during application.  In case of accidental contact with skin or eyes, rinse immediately with plenty of fresh water.  If swallowed, seek medical attention immediately.  This material is not flammable.

• Notes:  Shelf life: 1 year in original sealed packaging  Storage conditions: sealed container, away from moisture and direct sunlight  Optimal storage temperature: 10 to 30 °C  Packaging: 10 kg bucket (8 liters)