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Henry PR176074 Foundation Coating, 5 gal Pail
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Environmentally friendly. Asphalt Emulsion. For spray or brush application to existing or new, green or damp concrete and masonry surfaces. For below-greade applications to foundations, both poured concrete and CMU block. No odor, soap and water cleanup.
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Henry RC065 Series RC065070 Foundation Coating, Black, Liquid, 4.75 gal Pail
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Cures to a tough, flexible, weather-resistant film. Because of its ability to retain its pliability, the coating resists damage which may result from expansion and contraction caused by weather and temperature variation. Use as an exterior underground foundation coating and dampproofer for brick, concrete, cement block and similar surfaces. May be used as an underground exterior foundation coating and dampproofer. Covers approximately 1 to 2 gal per 100 sq-ft.
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Gardner 0125-GA Foundation and Roof Coating, Black, Liquid, 5 gal Pail
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A thin, liquid-applied coating designed to seal and penetrate exterior concrete and masonry surfaces while providing a moisture barrier. It can also be used as an anti-corrosive coating for below-grade steel or metal piping. Seals and protects wood footings from decay and termites. For exterior use only.
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Henry PR175070 Foundation Coating, Black, Liquid, 5 gal Pail
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A cold applied liquid asphalt in a solvent system. Penetrating type coating formulated to provide a durable, weather-resistant film. For long-wearing protection of foundation coating. Also use to dampproofing above and below-grade exterior concrete and masonry walls and foundations that are thoroughly dry. Covers 1.5 to 2 gal per 100 sq-ft. depending upon the porosity and roughness of the surface.
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COATING FOUNDATION NONFBR .9G - Case of 4
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Premier 175 Foundation Coating Non-Fibered dries to a tough, flexible, weather resistant film. Because of its ability to retain its flexibility, resists damage which may result from expansion and contraction caused by weather, temperature variation and normal building vibration.
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