Beating Damp With Safeguard Renovation Plaster

[Danny]

Dryzone Damp-Resistant Plaster is the latest addition to the Dryzone System of damp remedials and protection from Safeguard Europe – the UK’s leading specialist in damp- and waterproofing, and masonry repair solutions. An alternative to traditional plasters, Dryzone Damp-Resistant Plaster is a breathable pre-blended plaster developed to control dampness and salt migration in walls.

https://www.plasterersnews.com/beating-damp-with-safeguard-renovation-plaster/

 

[Arti]

@Danny are dryzone a sponsor ??

 

[Danny]

@Danny are dryzone a sponsor ??

no but interesting news

 

[Deleted member 29624]

no but interesting news

@Danny have you done anything on the dot and dab they do for damp walls? Hack off, fire in the new damp course and then dab straight over with no need to wait for the wall to dry off.....if you have has it good feedback?

 

[Jurek]

other renovating plasters are available

 

[Danny]

@Danny have you done anything on the dot and dab they do for damp walls? Hack off, fire in the new damp course and then dab straight over with no need to wait for the wall to dry off.....if you have has it good feedback?

Have a look here buddy thats everything I have done https://www.plasterersnews.com/manufacturers/safeguard/ I personally have never used any products... I do have one ready to use but need to refit my windows first

 

[Arti]

If you need a review or article on kingfishers renovating plaster, tanking or injection cream just let me know. They are not a sponsor but it would be interesting news @Danny ;-)

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[gps]

Couldn't see a price for it anywhere

 

[Jgreenplastering]

Couldn't see a price for it anywhere

That's because most of the prices scare people.
I pay around £17 a bag for Sovereigns.
Most are around the £20-30 a bag depending on what amount you buy.
It is bloody expensive but much better method than sand and cement.


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[gps]

That's because most of the prices scare people.
I pay around £17 a bag for Sovereigns.
Most are around the £20-30 a bag depending on what amount you buy.
It is bloody expensive but much better method than sand and cement.


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It's certainly quicker, dry coat is usually around £16-17 so was wondering if it was comparable

 

[adapt]

I use the sovereign stuff myself its a lot easier than S&C, you can also get more on the wall without it sagging and sliding off. Its the future guys I think and its more thermally efficient than S&C.
Once you get the hang of it you won't look back, maybe on the bigger jobs use S&C we usually just get ready mixed in tubs now the mixer is getting rusty lol

 

[whitebeam]

I've used Sovereign in the past and it was good stuff but if you only wanted 3-4 bags was a mare to get hold of...