What should I do if I want to re waterproof the bathroom?

Do you have the bricks you put on and you can't get them off, or the waterproofing you did before can't get rid of them?

If the brick can not be removed, directly hammered or the surface is brushed, make a screed layer on it (you can use cement mortar, you can also use the "water does not leak" or "plugging king" leveling on the market), and after the screed is dry, directly paint the waterproof coating on it, preferably a flexible waterproof coating, which can effectively resist tensile and crack at the pipe mouth and wall corner. The wall can be moisture-proof and seepage-proof with a general-purpose waterproof coating.

If the previous waterproof can't be removed, it means that it has good strength, so you don't have to get it down, just make a screed layer on it, and then apply waterproof coating.

Although the amount of kitchen and bathroom waterproofing is not large, it is very important, and I hope you choose a brand of waterproof coating. Brands include JCDecaux K11, Henkel Medeland, Sika Waterproof, etc. These are the brands of foreign companies, JCDecaux seems to be the originator of waterproof coatings, and has the core technology of the leader of dry mortar.

Hope it works for you.

I haven't heard of it, the level of people you are looking for is too limited, waterproof can not be planed, concrete can be planed, just dig with an electric hammer! Pay attention to the re-waterproofing, the details should be in place, more information, better advice, to avoid the trouble of repairing today, leaking tomorrow, repairing every year, and leaking every year.

The previous waterproofing does not need to be removed, you can buy a little waterproof paint and brush it directly, the paint should be good, and it will be fine.

If you can't plane it, you have to plane, just give more money, if you want to smash the tiles, it will definitely destroy the waterproofing, don't smash the old tiles, the bathroom floor is too high, this is no way.

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The level of people looking for is too bearish. Waterproofing can't be very hard, it's hard cement. There is no problem with how hard the floor is planed with an electric planer. Recruited people to plow the ground.

The process of re-planing will definitely destroy the waterproofing. It had to be waterproofed again.

If you don't replace the floor drain and toilet, only replace the floor tiles, you can not plan, use tile adhesive to paste directly on the old tiles, tile adhesive must use the standard of strong type or above, and use a thin layer paste, and the ground will only be raised about 3cm as a whole. Special attention should be paid to improving the floor drain.

It is recommended that the waterproofing material is preferably cement-based waterproof coating.

Home waterproofing expert - Leibangshi.