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Waterproofing Chemicals
Advanced chemical treatments that strengthen concrete, reinforce membranes, and protect substrates against moisture and weather exposure.
Concrete protection and membrane reinforcement
These chemicals are formulated to improve substrate durability, reduce water penetration, and reinforce applied waterproofing systems.
Performance advantages
- Improves adhesion for coating and membrane systems
- Reduces concrete permeability and moisture migration
- Enhances surface durability against weathering
- Works with repair compounds and reinforcement systems
Common uses
Used to prepare concrete, reduce permeability, and reinforce applied waterproofing on decks, basements, and structural elements.
Concrete treatment
Reduces water uptake and strengthens substrate.
Membrane primers
Improves membrane bonding and system longevity.
Surface sealers
Protects treated surfaces from moisture and abrasion.
Why IBS specifies these chemicals
Chosen to work with concrete, mortar, and membrane systems.
Delivers improved resistance against moisture and freeze-thaw cycles.
Helps waterproofing systems perform more reliably over time.
Application guidelines
- Prepare substrates clean and free of loose material
- Use the right product for primer, admixture, or surface treatment
- Follow mixing and curing instructions carefully
- Coordinate with the waterproofing system specification
Frequently asked questions
Can these chemicals be used on damp concrete?
Some products are designed for slightly damp concrete, but proper surface preparation is crucial.
Do these chemicals replace waterproofing membranes?
They are typically used together with membranes to improve adhesion and substrate durability.
Are they suitable for exterior surfaces?
Yes, most are formulated for exterior use where stronger moisture resistance is needed.