Everbuild Evercryl One Coat - Black - 2.5kg

Yes, it is designed to be applied in wet conditions. However, try to remove standing water if possible before application for best results.

The product can be applied in temperatures down to -5°C (23°F), making it suitable for use in frosty conditions.

Drying times vary depending on temperature and humidity. It can become rain-resistant within a few hours, but full cure will take longer, especially in cold weather.

Evercryl One Coat is best suited for sealing cracks and general repairs. For large holes, you may need to use a reinforcing membrane in conjunction with the compound or consider a more heavy-duty repair system.

No, the product is designed to provide primerless adhesion to most common bituminous and non-porous surfaces.

It is effective on bitumen, felt, asphalt, corrugated iron, metal, concrete, and asbestos cement surfaces.

Tools should be cleaned immediately after use with white spirit.

Ensure the product is at a suitable ambient temperature. If too cold, allow the tin to warm up to around 5-10°C before opening and applying. Stir thoroughly.

Verify the surface was clean and free from dust, grease, or loose material. For very non-porous surfaces, a primer might be beneficial if adhesion issues persist, although it's designed for primerless application.

Ensure a sufficient thickness was applied and the edges were well-sealed onto the surrounding substrate. Allow adequate curing time, especially in cold or damp conditions, before heavy rain.

Curing is temperature and humidity dependent. In very cold or damp conditions, curing will take longer. Ensure ventilation if applying in an enclosed space, but avoid direct drafts.