BNL5

BNL5 1000 liter

BNL5

Water-based stone sealer

BNL5 1000 liter
€2.700,00 excl. VAT

€3.267,00

incl. VAT

  • Makes facades and walls of brick, concrete, plaster, natural stone, and joints durably water-repellent
  • Ready to use
  • Fast and deep action
  • Apply with a low-pressure sprayer (do not mist)

  • Inhoud: 1000 liter
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  • EAN: 9505944931591

Online ordering only possible in the Netherlands and Belgium. Prices may differ outside the Netherlands and Belgium. For more information, please contact us.

BNL5

Product Description

BNL5 is a new generation water-based agent with a unique formula, specially developed to make masonry, concrete, plaster, and natural stone moisture-resistant, dirt-repellent, and insulating.

BNL5 penetrates deeply into the surface and allows water vapor to pass through well, ensuring long-lasting and effective performance. The product reacts extremely quickly and in most cases, the facade is water-repellent within a few hours after application. After treatment, BNL5 is invisible and offers exceptionally durable protection.

The masonry is moisture-resistant yet vapor-permeable, thereby increasing the thermal insulation value. The product prevents the growth of algae and is resistant to alkalis and acids and is unaffected by UV radiation from the sun.

Note:
If the substrate has already been hydrophobized or stones or mortars with hydrophobic properties have been used, then a water-based hydrophobic agent should not be applied. Use BNL10 or BNL25 instead.

Effective, simple, and easy to use Instructions for use

1

The substrate must be free of contamination and defects that will adversely affect successful hydrophobing.

2

Ambient temperatures during application should be at least 7°C, up to max. 25°C.

3

Protect materials not to be treated with a suitable protective layer.

4

Wear liquid-tight gloves and safety goggles.

5

Apply the product in a flowing coat (not spraying) in a horizontal motion, working from top to bottom.

6

Protect the treated facade from rain for at least 5 hours. Wind and direct sunlight can also adversely affect the penetration depth.