Current PDS confirms its use as an integral liquid waterproofing compound for concrete, mortar and plaster, with applications across basements, roof slabs/screeds, water tanks, external plastering, bathrooms, balconies, sumps and drains. It lists 200 ml, 1, 5, 10, 20 and 100 L packs and specifies addition through the remaining mixing/gauging water. citeturn0search23
Current manufacturer page shows a 2-component elastomeric coating, CFTRI-certified for potable-water tanks, with 3, 15, 30 and 90 kg packs. citeturn0search0 The current PDS specifies 6–8 h between coats, 3–5 days curing, no dilution/part mixing, and a minimum 7-day wait before pond testing. citeturn0search21
Current PDS gives a 1:1.4 polymer-to-powder mix, 60-minute pot life at 30°C, 6–8 h intercoat interval, 3–5 day curing, ≥120% elongation, crack bridging up to 2 mm and passage of 5-bar positive water pressure. citeturn0search22
Current Dr. Fixit system literature identifies Fastflex3 as the advanced water-tank undercoat and separates Raincoat Classic from Raincoat Select for exterior walls. Exact variant-level technical data is not guessed from the brochure. citeturn0search24
Current product page gives 6–8 m²/kg/coat at 75-micron DFT as a coating and 0.6–0.8 m²/kg/coat when used with Dampguard and OPC Cement putty, with surface-dependent variation. citeturn0search5
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