| Mon Jun 08, 2009 | Post #1 | H S Rathi
Join date: Apr 2008 |  Post subject: Damp Proofing for Seepage
For permanent remedy, fix new flash pipe with proper joint. Repair the defective portion of drain by scraping old plaster, and render the new plaster properly. | | |
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| Mon Jun 08, 2009 | Post #2 | Gunjan Utraja
Join date: Dec 2007 | Dear Mr. Vipin,
Can you please upload the pictures of the affected area so that we could judge the damage extent?
Thx
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| Mon Aug 01, 2011 | Post #3 | sunil
Join date: Jun 2011 | Post subject: Damp Proofing
Some walls in my house become damp in rainy season, proberbly because of rise in ground water level.Dampness is about 5ft high. What should I do? Is there any permanent solution for it? | | |
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| Thu Apr 04, 2013 | Post #4 | subramaniam
Join date: Mar 2013 | Post subject: Damp Proofing
We have a water sump which was re plastered using mesh .After two years it started seepage.You are requested to advise me how I can overcome this problem of seepage. | | |
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| Mon Jun 22, 2015 | Post #5 | Mike Perkin
Join date: Jun 2015 | Post subject: Damp Proofing
All the epoxy, acrylic, bitumen, flexible rubber, special cement products listed dont work against Rising Dampness because the salts destroy the cement from inside the wall The only permanent solution to Rising dampness is by physically injecting a DPC above the floor level.I have developed a fast reacting DPC Silicone that after 3 days makes a dry brick 100% water repellent, unlike the other UK Silicones that need 6 weeks and rain to activate.In other words you can inject my product into the wall and youll be protected before the Monsoon arrives! This product is distributed in Mexico and im looking for business partners in India,contact Civil Engineer Mike for more details antisalitre@aol.com | | |
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