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Hydrokom-1.1 "WET STONE"
Recommended for use on vertical surfaces in dark shades.
Hydrocom-1.1 “WET STONE” is a multifunctional hydrophobizing composition based on organoelement compounds. The chemical components of Hydrocom-1.1 “WET STONE” at the molecular level transform the surface into a hydrophobic (water-repellent) one, up to 10 mm deep.
It is used to level and enhance the color of the treated surface, mask minor texture defects, impart water-repellent properties, while maintaining the “breathing” of the surface.
The composition Hydrokom-1.1 “WET STONE” is selected so that its components can penetrate into the pores and (“defects”) of the surface, “heal” them and make them inaccessible to water. Its action is to form a chemically bonded monomolecular layer that is not wetted by water. For this purpose, organoelement substances are used, which chemically interact with the material of the structure and, as a result, become an integral part of it. This is fundamentally different from applying coatings of any other nature (for example, paint), which are held on the surface by adhesion forces and do not form a single whole with the treated material. The latter circumstance is associated with the maximum achievable durability of the hydrophobization effect, which disappears only with the mechanical destruction of the material itself.
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Recommended for use on vertical surfaces in dark shades. Hydrocom-1.1 “WET STONE” is a multifunctional hydrophobizing composition based on organoelement compounds. The chemical components of Hydrocom-1.1 “WET STONE” at the molecular level transform the surface into a hydrophobic (water-repellent) one, up to 10 mm deep. It is used to level and enhance the color of the treated surface, mask minor texture defects, impart water-repellent properties, while maintaining the “breathing” of the surface. The composition Hydrokom-1.1 “WET STONE” is selected so that its components can penetrate into the pores and (“defects”) of the surface, “heal” them and make them inaccessible to water. Its action is to form a chemically bonded monomolecular layer that is not wetted by water. For this purpose, organoelement substances are used, which chemically interact with the material of the structure and, as a result, become an integral part of it. This is fundamentally different from applying coatings of any other nature (for example, paint), which are held on the surface by adhesion forces and do not form a single whole with the treated material. The latter circumstance is associated with the maximum achievable durability of the hydrophobization effect, which disappears only with the mechanical destruction of the material itself. |
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Recommended for use on vertical surfaces in dark shades.
Hydrocom-1.1 “WET STONE” is a multifunctional hydrophobizing composition based on organoelement compounds. The chemical components of Hydrocom-1.1 “WET STONE” at the molecular level transform the surface into a hydrophobic (water-repellent) one, up to 10 mm deep.
It is used to level and enhance the color of the treated surface, mask minor texture defects, impart water-repellent properties, while maintaining the “breathing” of the surface.
The composition Hydrokom-1.1 “WET STONE” is selected so that its components can penetrate into the pores and (“defects”) of the surface, “heal” them and make them inaccessible to water. Its action is to form a chemically bonded monomolecular layer that is not wetted by water. For this purpose, organoelement substances are used, which chemically interact with the material of the structure and, as a result, become an integral part of it. This is fundamentally different from applying coatings of any other nature (for example, paint), which are held on the surface by adhesion forces and do not form a single whole with the treated material. The latter circumstance is associated with the maximum achievable durability of the hydrophobization effect, which disappears only with the mechanical destruction of the material itself.
