Waterproofing & Vapor Barriers in USA and Canada
Concrete Earth, LLC
DRYCRETE™ is an ideal surface preparation medium for and Concrete Resurfacing systems. Moisture related failures are eliminated or significantly reduced by a single application of DRYCRETE™ Moisture Guard.
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Versatile Building Products
Versatile Building Products manufactures vapor Blocking Primers like 4100 Epoxy Vapor Blocking Primer (reduce 15 lbs of MVE to below 3 lbs)
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W.R. Meadows
80 years as a leader in waterproofing & vapor barriers for concrete. Coveted reputation with architects, engineers & contractors for quality products. Try out products today or get a free catalog.
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Emecole Inc.
Pene-Seal-Crete is a deep-penetrating soil gas & moisture barrier for poured foundations or concrete block; above or below grade, interior & exterior, vertical & horizontal. Colorless, odorless & solvent free.
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Super-Krete
Pene-Krete is a non-hazardous penetrating sealer for uses on all concrete & masonry substrates. It reacts with alkali and free lime in cement to create a waterproof crystal-like structure.
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Westcoat
Take the guesswork out of concrete coating applications with our simple 4-category system: Waterproof(WP), Epoxy Coat(EC), Surface Coat(SC) & Texture Coat(TC).
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Sherwin Williams
Engineered for easy application on large commercial projects, Loxon Water Repellants penetrate concrete and masonry to provide maximum protection and durability. Complete protection that’s completely invisible.
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