In wet areas such as bathrooms and kitchens: Can be used to prevent water leaks in places like showers, sinks, and bathtubs.
Floor waterproofing: Used in basement floors, underground areas, and locations where there is a risk of rising water levels.
Terraces and balconies: Applied in outdoor spaces such as terraces and balconies to provide waterproofing.
Pools and water tanks: Used for waterproofing inside water storage tanks or on the outer surfaces of swimming pools.
Roofs: Can be used for roof waterproofing to prevent rainwater penetration and protect roof surfaces.
Other structural elements requiring waterproofing: Commonly applied in various reinforced concrete structural elements to ensure waterproofing.

Cleaning: The surface must be free of dust, dirt, oil, paint residues, and other contaminants. Suitable cleaners or solvents can be used for surface cleaning.
Removal of Old Coatings and Weak Layers: If there are old waterproofing materials, paint, or other coatings on the surface, they must be completely removed. The presence of weak or loose layers can hinder effective adhesion.
Correction and Filling: If there are cracks, holes, or other irregularities on the surface, they should be corrected using a suitable repair material or filler. A smooth surface ensures the uniform application of the waterproofing material.
Moisture Control: The moisture content of the surface should be checked. The material should not be applied to damp surfaces. The surface must be within specific moisture content limits before application.
Primer Application: In some cases, a primer application may be necessary to enhance adhesion.
Pre-Application Test: Once surface preparation is complete, a small test application can be performed before applying the waterproofing material. This test ensures proper adhesion and suitability of the material.

For each coat, 20 kg of powder component should be added slowly to 5 liters of liquid component and mixed with a low speed mixer for about 2-3 minutes until it reaches a homogeneous consistency. After resting the mixture for 2 minutes, it should be mixed again before application. Apply 3 coats over the entire surface with a brush or trowel. Each coat should be applied perpendicular to the previous one. Wait at least 5 hours between coats. Drinking water tanks should be disinfected with 5% sodium hypochlorite solution at least 7 days after application, washed with drinking water and then filled with water. This process should be repeated at least once a year. The specified times are valid at a surface and ambient temperature of 20 °C, the time is extended at low temperatures and shortened at high temperatures. Floors to be walked on should be covered with a topcoat such as screed ceramic etc. After application, flex ceramic adhesive should be used for ceramic coatings and flex granite adhesive should be used for granite coatings.

• Take necessary safety precautions during application, such as wearing gloves, a mask, and goggles.
• Do not add any foreign substances (lime, cement, gypsum, etc.) to the prepared mortar.
• Expired mortar should not be mixed with water or dry mortar for reuse.
• Protect from rapid drying in windy conditions.
• Do not apply to frozen surfaces.
• Do not apply under direct sunlight.
• Do not deviate from the specified application area and usage instructions.
• Do not inhale directly. In case of eye contact, rinse thoroughly with plenty of water and seek medical advice if necessary.
• The full curing process should be completed, as the plaster may not reach maximum durability before full curing.