Foundations: Can be used to provide waterproofing in the foundation parts of buildings. Prevents water penetration and protects the foundation structures.
Retaining Walls: Can be used for waterproofing on the negative sides of retaining walls. Prevents water leakage while controlling soil pressure.
Elevator Shafts: Can be used in elevator shafts of buildings to prevent water penetration and protect elevator mechanisms.
Exterior Walls of Pools: Can be used to provide waterproofing on the exterior walls of pools. Protects pool structures against water leakage.
Water Tanks and Cisterns: Can be used for waterproofing water tanks, cisterns, and other water storage structures.
Wet Areas: Can be used in wet areas such as bathrooms and kitchens to prevent water leakage.
Tunnels and Canals: Can be used for waterproofing tunnels and canals in infrastructure projects.
Other Interior and Exterior Surfaces: Can be used to provide waterproofing on walls, floors, and other structural elements both inside and outside.

Cleaning: All kinds of dirt, oil, paint residues, and similar materials must be cleaned from the surface.
Surface Preparation: The surface must be smooth and homogeneous. Sloped or cracked areas should be repaired. If necessary, cracks in the surface should be fixed and leveling works should be done.
Moisture Control: The moisture content of the surface should be measured and kept within specified limits.
Repairs and Filling: Existing cracks, holes, or gaps should be filled and repaired using appropriate repair materials. Repair mortar can be used to fill cracks and smooth the surface. This step ensures the surface is even and homogeneous.
Moisture Check: The moisture content of the surface should be controlled to ensure proper adhesion of the primer. Excessively moist surfaces may negatively affect primer performance.
Surface Temperature: The temperature of the surface and the environment should be within a certain range during and after application. Application should be done between +5°C and +35°C.

The component (9 kg liquid component) is placed into a mixing container. While continuously stirring, Component A (25 kg powder component) is gradually added and mixed with a low-speed mixer until a homogeneous mixture is obtained (approximately 3 minutes). After resting for 5 minutes, the mortar is mixed again until it reaches a fluid consistency. The surface to be applied is moistened with water, and the fluid mortar is applied by brush to the surface where it will come into contact with water. The application should be done in 2 or 3 coats, with each coat applied perpendicular to the previous one. Depending on the temperature, a minimum of 3 hours should be waited between coats, and if necessary, moistening should be done between each application. It is recommended to continuously stir the product during application. Walls, floors that will be walked on, and walls should be covered with a finishing layer such as screed or ceramic tiles. After application, the surface should be kept moist for 5 days and drying should be prevented. During this period, the surface must be protected from direct sunlight, wind, frost, and other external factors.

• No foreign materials (lime, cement, plaster, etc.) should be added to the prepared mortar.
• It is recommended to apply the product at temperatures between +5°C and +35°C.
• During the first 24 hours after application, the surface should be protected from sunlight, wind, rain, and frost.
• Should not be applied on frozen surfaces.
• Application should not be done under direct sunlight.
• Do not deviate from the specified application surface and usage instructions.
• Avoid inhalation. In case of eye contact, rinse thoroughly with plenty of water.