Drylok - basement walls
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nealtw
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Concrete can absorb water from the ground so you need vapour barrier behind the drywall and if you are framing in a wall the would does not want to touch the concrete.
nealtw
Contractor retired
Sorry I mis-read the question and don't know anything about dryloc.
inspectorD
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Go for it, it can't hurt and it does slow down the migration on water...if there is any.
The downside is, it may peel if there is alot of water behind the wall, and it is not a "waterproof" solution.
Try it out, and tell us what you think.
The downside is, it may peel if there is alot of water behind the wall, and it is not a "waterproof" solution.
Try it out, and tell us what you think.
