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Posted By: Dominic CooneyI would have gone for a paint-on tanking slurry, usually 2 coats, the second at right angles to the first. Ideal solution for high ground against a wall. Our 2 last places had this as the solution.
Posted By: Nick ParsonsIronically it may even stay on better if a bit tacky. If it dries completely it may tend to flake anyway.
Posted By: Dominic CooneyLimewash actually 'goes off' in reaction to CO2Limewash is generally made from fat lime, which does not go off under water - you can keep lime putty for years. Hydraulic lime is so named because it *does* go off underwater. Fat lime is sprayed (misted) with water for a few weeks after application to slow down the rate of carbonation.
so in theory it can go off wet, eventually.
Posted By: djhPosted By: Dominic CooneyLimewash actually 'goes off' in reaction to CO2Limewash is generally made from fat lime, which does not go off under water - you can keep lime putty for years. Hydraulic lime is so named because it *does* go off underwater. Fat lime is sprayed (misted) with water for a few weeks after application to slow down the rate of carbonation.
so in theory it can go off wet, eventually.
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