Organic silicone waterproofing agents can be classified into various types based on their form and application, meeting the waterproofing needs of different scenarios. The common types include solvent-based and water-based ones, each with its own advantages.
Solvent-based organic silicone waterproofing agents have strong penetration ability and can penetrate deep into the base material to form a waterproof structure. They are suitable for dry and porous substrates such as cement mortar walls and brickwork. They have remarkable waterproofing effects and a fast drying speed, with high construction efficiency. However, when using them, ventilation should be ensured to avoid the impact of solvent volatilization on the human body.
Water-based organic silicone waterproofing agents use water as the solvent and have better environmental protection. They have no irritating odor and are safer and more convenient for construction, suitable for indoor decoration, wooden materials, and other scenarios with high environmental protection requirements. They have strong adhesion and can combine well with various substrates. However, the drying time is relatively longer and the construction period should be reasonably arranged according to the construction environment.
In addition, there are also paste-like, powder-like, and other different forms of organic silicone waterproofing agents. Based on specific construction requirements and substrate characteristics, suitable products can be selected to ensure the best waterproofing effect.