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Originally Posted by kycontractor
Finishing a basement for a very Green conscience HO and they are against me using DryLok to waterproof the block walls. Anybody have any green alternatives?? DryLok doesn't seem too bad to me meets all the current VOC requirements, but the customer is alway right so any ideas would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
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I apply Hydro-Seal 75 to basement walls, floors and use it for all my patching and resurfacing (I add dry cement and sand to mixed Hydro-Seal 75). It contains no VOC's, is a modified water based epoxy that is simple to mix, 1 to 1 ratio, and easy to apply, with rollers and brushes after it is mixed. Plus, Hydro-Seal 75 withstands more pressure, tested to 40PSI, so it performs much better than other coatings I have tried. It costs a little more but is well worth it.
For residential applications with no solvents or smell it is the best choice. Hydro-Seal 75 meets and exceeds LEED requirements for emitting coatings making it a Green choice.
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