Foundations: It can be used to provide waterproofing in the foundation parts of buildings. By preventing water penetration, it protects the structural foundations.
Retaining Walls: It can be used for waterproofing on the negative side of retaining walls. While controlling soil pressure, it prevents water leakage.
Elevator Shafts: It can be used in elevator shafts of buildings to prevent water penetration and protect the elevator mechanisms.
Exterior Walls of Pools: It can be used on the exterior walls of pools to provide waterproofing. It protects pool structures against water leakage.
Water Tanks and Cisterns: It can be used to provide waterproofing for water tanks, cisterns, and other water storage structures.
Wet Areas: It can be used in wet areas such as bathrooms and kitchens to prevent water leakage.
Tunnels and Channels: It can be used for waterproofing tunnels and channels in infrastructure projects.
Other Interior and Exterior Surfaces: It can be used to provide waterproofing on interior and exterior surfaces such as walls, floors, and other structural elements.

The rapid drying of the applied crystalline material should be prevented, and if it is not in contact with water, it must be subjected to the curing process immediately. This process should continue for 4-5 days at normal temperature. Curing activates the chemical additives, which is important for the material to achieve waterproofing in a shorter time. Similar to normal concrete curing, spraying water or covering with a moist burlap is beneficial. It is not appropriate to use curing materials together with the crystalline product. During the curing period, protection against sun, frost, wind, and weather conditions is necessary.

In sub-foundation waterproofing, after formwork and rebar placement on the lean concrete, the dry spray method is applied by sprinkling 3.3 kg/m² onto the ground over the rebar before concrete pouring. To keep consumption under control, one bag of crystalline material (20 kg) is placed on a 3×2 m (6 m²) grid on the rebar and sprinkled within that area. The chemical reaction begins with the concrete pouring, completing the sub-foundation waterproofing.

• After the shotcrete application, curing with water should be done for 3-5 days depending on weather conditions. Backfilling with soil can be done without the need for any protective layer.
• If decorative coatings such as paint, ceramic, or tiles are to be applied over the crystalline material, the surface minerals should be wiped with a diluted sodium hypochlorite solution (bleach) after the curing process is complete. If painting will be done afterward, plastering should be done before painting. For ceramic or tile application, tile adhesive can be applied directly.
• The slurry formed by the crystalline material acts only as a bridge that helps carry the nano minerals into the surface; therefore, its removal from the surface does not affect the waterproofing properties of the crystalline material.
• Do not apply on surfaces that have been exposed to prolonged sunlight, extreme heat, or frost.
• Do not deviate from the specified application surface and usage instructions.
• Do not inhale; in case of eye contact, rinse thoroughly with plenty of water and seek medical advice if necessary.
• Since it is a cement-based material, gloves should be worn during application.