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Detailed Construction Methods for Stone Waterproofing

It is well known that natural stone is porous and highly absorbent, which makes it susceptible to deterioration. To prevent stone from developing issues, waterproofing treatment is necessary. So how do we waterproof stone?

1. Clean the Stone Surface: Ensure the surface of the stone is thoroughly cleaned. If there are any oil stains or other contaminants, use a professional stone cleaner to wash it, and then let it dry naturally.

2. Apply Waterproofing Agent: Apply the stone waterproofing agent in a crisscross pattern on the surface. After application, ensure the stone surface maintains a certain concentration for the material to absorb. Note: If it’s an outdoor floor, choose a weather-resistant organic fluorine waterproofing agent. For indoor floors, a non-odorous water-based waterproofing agent can be used. Areas such as bathrooms or kitchens that frequently come into contact with water should also utilize a penetrating organic fluorine waterproofing agent.

3. Allow to Dry Naturally: The stone treated with waterproofing should not come into contact with water or other contaminants for 24 hours after treatment.

Special Reminders:

◆ The humidity of the working environment should be between 40-80%, and the temperature should be between 5-35°C.

◆ Any contact with or cleaning using chemicals may affect the effective lifespan of the waterproofing agent.

◆ When not in use, the bottle cap must be tightly closed, as exposure to air may affect its effectiveness.

◆ It is recommended to conduct a small sample test before use.

◆ Avoid contact with skin and clothing during application. If contact occurs, rinse immediately with tap water.

◆ This material is flammable, so keep it away from fire sources and electrical sparks.

Generally, stone should undergo six-sided waterproofing treatment before installation, and surface waterproofing should be done afterward. Unprotected stone is prone to various issues such as water stains, efflorescence, alkali return, and rust stains, which not only detract from the stone’s appearance but also complicate cleaning. Therefore, waterproofing treatment is crucial.

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