Waterproofing An Aqua Dec - TilersForums.com

[davidsmerv]

Anyone any ideas for waterproofing an Aqua dec other than Tilesafe, ive done a few with Durals Durabase which as im sure most of you will know is the 1m wide roll of fleecy waterproofing fabric. It has worked ok but is a bit of a pain to get in around the drain of the aquadec as its not the most pliable. Im really asking as I was never much of a fan of tilesafe as it always seemed a pain to work with due to the skickyness, I believe they have now brought out a different version which may be a bit better to work with but I havent seen any to comment on it, I even have quite a bit of the original tilesafe on a roll which I should really use up to get rid of it, any ideas on a primer which would work with this as the primer that came with it is long gone.

Thanks
Mervyn

 

[One Day]

How about using a tray that's inherently waterproof and tileable such as wedi or schluter?

 

[Impey Showers]

The alternative you refer to is Impey WateGuard. Please feel free to request a sample as we have handed out quite a few to other members

 

[J Sid]

Alot easier to use then TileSafe

 

[Old Mod]

Alot easier to use then TileSafe

Question or statement?

 

[J Sid]

Statement

 

[Ian]

Waterguard is the one to use, much more user friendly than the old Devils flypaper.

 

[Qwerty]

As the others said, waterguard is good stuff. Use any reputable acrylic primer for the porous surfaces.

 

[hmtiling]

As above, Waterguard is much easier to use than tilesafe. Also, it's a lot thinner so where you've overlapped it doesn't bump you up as much.

 

[davidsmerv]

The alternative you refer to is Impey WateGuard. Please feel free to request a sample as we have handed out quite a few to other members

Thanks, I have emailed your customer services to request a sample. Hopefully they can sort me out as I would be keen to try it out.