AkzoNobel launches new product
KARACHI: Introducing a superior waterproofing solution to guard structures against water damage, AkzoNobel Pakistan, a leading paints and coatings company successfully added another innovative product to its portfolio with Dulux Aquashield Flexible Waterproof Basecoat, a statement said on Friday.
The new product is a waterproofing solution suitable for both interior and exterior walls, preventing water seepage and helping extend the life of top coats, it added.
Dulux Aquashield Flexible Waterproof Basecoat guards against water damage, resulting from rainfall, seepage, cracks and leakages. The formulation consists of moisture repelling components that protect the structures against inclement weather, it said.
Dulux products are used to prime and fill the surface. The next step is to prime the surface with two coats of Dulux Aquashield Flexible Waterproof Basecoat at the recommended dilution.
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