Potential Outcome: Poor adhesion and uneven curing.
Adheseal Best Practice: Always prime with GP Primer to achieve consistent coverage and membrane performance.
Potential Outcome: Reduced penetration and adhesion.
Adheseal Best Practice: Ensure surface is dry before application for best results.
Wet areas require a stable, sealed surface to prevent premature membrane failure.
GP Primer penetrates porous substrates, reducing absorption and creating an ideal surface for Gripset membranes.
Apply GP Primer evenly and allow to dry fully before membrane application.
External decks need enhanced adhesion and reduced water absorption before waterproofing.
GP Primer ensures consistent membrane performance in exterior conditions by sealing the substrate effectively.
Prime in dry conditions; avoid rain exposure until membrane application.
Yes, it is suitable for both internal and external porous surfaces before membrane application.
Typically 30–60 minutes under normal drying conditions; ensure the surface is fully dry before proceeding.
No, GP Primer is specifically formulated for porous substrates. Use a suitable non-porous primer for those surfaces.
Application / Use Case | Key Benefit | Primary Trades |
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Concrete & masonry priming | Seals and reduces porosity for better membrane adhesion | Waterproofers, Builders |
Wet area substrate preparation | Provides a stable base for internal waterproofing membranes | Tilers, Waterproofers |
External deck preparation | Improves adhesion and reduces water absorption | Builders, Waterproofers |
Ensure substrate is clean, dry, and free from dust, laitance, and contaminants.
Apply by brush, roller, or spray at a coverage rate of 8–10 m²/L.
Wear gloves, eye protection, and protective clothing.
Use in well-ventilated areas.
Ensure clean, dry, and free from contaminants. Apply GP Primer at 8–10 m²/L.
Ensure sheets are installed per manufacturer’s instructions; prime at 8–10 m²/L.
Clean and dry surface; apply GP Primer liberally to seal pores before membrane application.