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No two jobs, substrates or applications are ever the exact same, which is why you should never have the same approach for every waterproofing product or job.

Surface preparation is one of the most important aspects of a waterproofing application. Poor surface preparation will compromise an entire waterproofing application, leaving the contractor vulnerable.

The blame is often put on the waterproofing products when there is application fail, however, in many cases the problem has been caused because of the substrate.

With the Summer months just around the corner, Gripset P39 is a game changer for your upcoming waterproofing applications.

One of the most common mistakes we see on-site is the waterproofing being applied after the installation of cabinets. This not only creates weak points in the waterproofing membrane, but compromises your job.

Window and door thresholds are an extremely important detail, but what is the right way to complete this waterproofing application?

It is one of the most important elements of waterproofing a balcony, but so often it is wrong. It is extremely important all waterproofers, builders and tilers understand what is included in the FFL (finish floor level), ensuring their waterproofing application is not compromised.

This week on Sealed For Good we discuss one of the biggest grey areas in waterproofing, waterproofing the gap between wet area lining boards.

By popular demand, this week on Sealed For Good we discuss how to install a puddle flange correctly, ensuring your waterproofing application is Sealed For Good!