Yes.  Moisture is required for the growth of crystals so it is essential to dampen the concrete surface before the application of Radmyx slurry.

Radmyx protects concrete from damage caused by most chemicals.  As a general guide chemicals that are In a PH range of about 2.0 to about 12.0 are unlikely to affect Radmyx treated concrete.  However, for details regarding specific chemicals please contact your local distributor. 

Radmyx protects concrete from damage caused by most chemicals.  As a general guide chemicals that are In a PH range of about 2.0 to about 12.0 are unlikely to affect Radmyx treated concrete.  However, for details regarding specific chemicals please contact your local distributor. 

Yes.  Because Radmyx prevents the ingress of water it protects the concrete against the effects of freeze and thaw. 

Yes, Radmyx will resist both positive and negative hydrostatic pressure.   It has been tested to 5 bar of hydrostatic pressure according to European standards and meets EN 12390/8.  

Radmyx waterproofing capability will last for the life of the structure.  Radmyx concentrate consists entirely of active ingredients which continuously reactivate, meaning they will continue to work for the life of the structure.  

Yes, Radmyx is compatible with most admixtures.  However, like all crystalline products, Radmyx Concentrate can have a plasticising effect and may cause an extension of set times. The amount of extended set will be affected by mix design, climatic conditions etc. 

Firstly mix Radmyx concentrate with sand, cement and lime according to the datasheet   (ADD LINK) before applying it as a slurry to a concrete surface. 

Yes.   Radmyx has been tested and approved for use with potable water. 

Yes, absolutely. Unlike membranes which deteriorate and create enormous amounts of landfill, Radmyx remains part of the concrete forever.  Radmyx contains no Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC’s) and is completely non-hazardous.