How is ALLESDICHT applied and processed?

ALLESDICHT is ready to apply straight from the tin. Give it a thorough stir before you start. Depending on the area and how accessible it is, you can brush it on, spray it with an airless sprayer, apply it with a trowel or use a soft broom. It bonds reliably to nearly all standard building substrates: concrete, timber, bitumen, tiles and metal.

Your substrate must be clean, dry and completely free of dust, oil and grease. If the surface is very absorbent, treat it with a primer coat beforehand.

Apply ALLESDICHT in two or three coats, with each coat drying before the next one goes down. Keep each coat to a maximum of 1.5 mm when wet. Once fully cured, the total thickness should be at least 2–3 mm. Where you have junctions, penetrations or areas under stress, embed a reinforcing fabric to stabilise the joint further. The finished coating is elastic and fully waterproof, with an elongation of over 200 %, so it moves with the substrate as it shifts and settles without tearing.