Concrete surface hardener — essential preparation before waterproof coating
Poor-quality concrete that crumbles or sands when you rub it will cause any waterproof coating to peel off within months. This high-penetration polymer agent soaks into the weak surface layer, hardens it, and creates a solid bonding base. Use this before applying PU coating, JS coating, or liquid membrane to guarantee adhesion and long-term performance.
| Product Type | Water-based polymer penetrant / interface agent |
|---|---|
| Appearance | Milky white liquid |
| Solid Content | ≥ 18% |
| Penetration Depth | 2-5mm |
| Hardness Increase | 5-8 points (pencil hardness) |
| Drying Time | Surface dry 30-60 min, apply coating after 4 hours |
| Coverage | 0.15-0.25 kg/m² |
| Application | Brush, roller, or spray |
| Shelf Life | 18 months (sealed) |
| Packaging | 5kg / 10kg / 20kg |
| MOQ | 50 buckets |
Use sand fixing agent when the concrete surface feels powdery, sandy, or chalky when you rub it. If loose particles come off easily, the surface is too weak for direct coating application. Sand fixing agent penetrates and hardens the surface, ensuring your waterproof coating bonds properly and does not delaminate.
Coverage is 0.15-0.30 L/m², making it very economical — approximately $0.30-0.50/m². This small investment prevents waterproof coating failure that would cost $30-50/m² to rework. Always cheaper to prepare properly than to repair later.
Yes. Sand fixing agent is especially effective on aged, weathered concrete surfaces. It consolidates loose particles, hardens the surface layer, and creates an ideal bonding substrate for subsequent coatings, paints, or tile adhesive applications.