The Dryzone Express Replastering System is the fast, clean and modern way to replaster a wall after the treatment of rising damp. The system utilises a salt inhibitor cream and a salt & damp resistant adhesive to adhere plasterboard to salt contaminated walls.
Before the advent of the Dryzone - Express Replastering System, replacing the decorative surface after a rising damp treatment required several layers of render and plaster to be applied. This process takes at least 3 days, is messy and takes considerable experience in order to get right.
A rising damp and replastering treatment can now be completed in under 24 hours, using the Dryzone Replastering System. All the components of the system have been designed and formulated to create a long lasting and cost effective decorative surface.
Components & Coverage
Dryshield Cream:
An effective salt inhibitor cream, for use on walls contaminated with salts, as a result of rising damp. It resists the formation of salts in, or at, the masonry surface, without the need for a sand:cement render and acts as a primer for Dryzone Salt & Damp Resistant Adhesive.
Available in 5 litre tubs – Coverage rate of 5m2 per litre – Brush or roller applied
Drygrip Adhesive:
A salt and damp resistant adhesive glue for fixing plasterboard directly to masonry surfaces. It is specifically formulated to work on walls treated with Dryzone Salt Inhibitor Cream. It is also effective as a general use adhesive.
Available in 600 ml foil cartridges, for use with the Dryzone High Viscosity
Applicator Gun – Coverage rate of 1 to 2 cartridges per 2.8 m2 plasterboard.
Each Drygrip Adhesive cartridge comes with a nozzle that is compatible with the Dryzone System High Viscosity Applicator Gun.
Drygrip Adhesive 600ml
Product Description
Drygrip Adhesive is a salt and damp resistant glue. It is used in conjunction with Dryshield Cream as part of the Dryzone System for replastering after rising damp treatment. It creates a very strong and long-lasting bond that has excellent resistance to moisture and the effects of salt on masonry.
Areas of Application
For use on masonry surfaces that have been contaminated by rising damp and as a general purpose adhesive. Drygrip is primarily designed for bonding plasterboard to masonry primed with Dryshield Cream. By applying it in thick dabs with an applicator gun Drygrip Adhesive also allows an air gap to be created between boards and the wall. This creates a warmer final surface that is protected from residual dampness and salts in the wall.
Benefits
• Strong, long-lasting bond
• Excellent grab and fast curing
• Suitable for use on damp and salt-contaminated surfaces
• Accommodates natural movement of the wall
• Low odour, solvent-free formulation
• Excellent for use on walls primed with Dryshield Cream
• Can also be used as a general purpose adhesive that adheres excellently to plasterboard, concrete, masonry, plaster, and wood as well as metal, plastic, glass and painted surfaces
Surface Preparation
All surfaces must be clean, sound and dust-free.
Application
1. Insert the Drygrip foil cartridge into the open applicator gun and perforate the end with a sharp tool (such as a Stanley knife).
2. Replace the end cap and nozzle, trimming the end of the nozzle to give a 10mm diameter hole. In some cases the hole in the nozzle can be made larger to discharge more product during application.
3. Apply Drygrip Adhesive as required. Once applied immediately place item (e.g. plasterboard) into position. Secure with good, even pressure and a slight twist action. Positioning plugs can be used to help place larger boards.
Note: Drygrip Adhesive will skin over within approximately 15 - 30 minutes. The cure rate will be approximately 2mm in depth per 24 hours, this may be slower on non-porous surfaces.
For full application instructions see the Dryzone System Application Guidelines. Adhesion trials are recommended before large scale application. If in doubt, please contact our Technical Department for advice.
Product Information
Drygrip Adhesive is supplied in 600ml foil cartridges and is applied using a Drygrip Applicator Gun. Typical consumption should be 1 – 2 Drygrip cartridges per sheet of standard size plasterboard (e.g. 2.4m x 1.2m (8’ x 4’)). Store in a cool place.
Testing
Adhesive tests: Drygrip has good grab and slip resistance, and is also proved to have a good resistance to moisture and salt transfer.
Density 1.3g/cm3 Salt Resistance Pass (Safeguard tests) Passage of salt: resistance to chlorides + sulphates Pass (Safeguard tests) Application temp 5 degrees - 35 degrees Skin formation at 23 degrees & 50% RH 20 mins Inital Cure 2-3 hrs Full Cure >24hrs Sag resistance High Elongation at break > 250% Tensile strength at break > 3 MPa Shrinkage < 5% Movement Accommodation +12% Health & Safety
Drygrip Adhesive does not have a hazard classification. For more information see the Safety Datasheet (SDS).
Quality & Environment
Drygrip is produced in accordance with ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 quality and environmental management systems