Which dr fixit for seapage walls? Need to mix with putty

are you painting exterior walls?  if exterior walls

because it is additive for cement to close void to make less porous and technically putty is type of cement 

as i know there is no such of product which is mix with paint for paitn

Budhe-Baba wrote:

need to do fixit, then putty, then paint.

yaar Babaji aap phir shuru mat ho jao. Aap khud apni care le lo, utna kaafi hai.

Ye sab aap mistri ya professionals par chhod deejiye please🙏🏽.

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Ek tou aap ko (aap ko kya, hum ko bhi) samjhega nahin ki kis brick wall mein issue hai aur kahain column/beam ke joint (with brick wall) ka issue hai.

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Uss area mein jo bhi local (tar type) viscous waterproofing compound milte hoñ, uss se kaam chala lo.

Ya phir agar cracks or moisture pathway points identify ho jaaye tou.. unko khulwa kar (mistri will do it. If needed then with cheena-hatodi) phir.. outer/exterior taraf Asian Paints Damp Proof aur interior walls ke liye ‘Asian Paints Damp Block 2K’ lagwa lena.

And then usual paint job over the area.

Lekin Asian Paints might be slightly costlier than a SpaceX tourist flight.

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Fixit ke bhi liye, ultimately mistri ya technical person ke advice ke hisaab se hee kaam karna hoga.

Have they done site visit, checked amd themselves given material requirement or suggested a specific product?‏‏

How about using m-seal? If it’s a small crack, apply m-seal first, push it as much as you can, then when it’s dry, scrub with sandpaper, apply putty, when dry again, do a sandpaper rub, then paint. I found cement develops noticeable fissure lines when used as a filler in small cracks.

Never used dr fixit so no idea about that.

saucap wrote:

How about using m-seal? If it’s a small crack, apply m-seal first, push it as much as you can, then when it’s dry, scrub with sandpaper, apply putty, when dry again, do a sandpaper rub, then paint. I found cement develops noticeable fissure lines when used as a filler in small cracks.

Never used dr fixit so no idea about that.

m-seal will not work. wall is next to bathroom, and the entire wall is full of seepage.

i called 4 plumbers over 3 years. Nobody is able to figure out the source of seepage. So there is no solution for finding and fixing source of the problem

Only Dr Fixit and similar things can fix it.

hello call dr fixit people they will give water proofing with 5 year guarnatee

Budhe-Baba wrote:

m-seal will not work. wall is next to bathroom, and the entire wall is full of seepage.

i called 4 plumbers over 3 years. Nobody is able to figure out the source of seepage. So there is no solution for finding and fixing source of the problem

Only Dr Fixit and similar things can fix it.

I know the solution. If you have an Indian style toilet then you will need to replace it for a western commode. The water build up outside the toilet seeps into the tiny cracks of marble n tiles. It ll be painful for pockets and two three days of your life. But it ll be a permanent solution. 

Budhe-Baba wrote:

no solution yet for finding and fixing source of the problem

if living in a society and seepage turns out to be from someone else’s (poorly done) brick-bat, cladding in the wash area (of neighbour) above you

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neighbour below you.

Then give a properly drafted letter to society, TAKE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT on O/C (office copy) for your records.

If e-mail of society is there and whatsapp groups are there.

Then send there also, for proof.

If seepage is from adjacent, upar/neechey apartments..

then nothing much possible except negotiations with them.

Plumbers ke bajayey koi proper business or water seepage issues waali company ke logoñ ko bulwa kar kyu nahin dikhatey!

Unki initial site visits (for identifying issue or for giving quotation to clients) tou free hee hoti hein.

bikidas2060 wrote:

Partly right advice about self home

https://www.desidime.com/discussions/which-dr-f...

Budhe-Baba wrote:

m-seal will not work. wall is next to bathroom, and the entire wall is full of seepage.

i called 4 plumbers over 3 years. Nobody is able to figure out the source of seepage. So there is no solution for finding and fixing source of the problem

Only Dr Fixit and similar things can fix it.

Till the time source of seepage is fixed no waterproofing or any solution would be effective. You need to find the source of seepage and then fix it. Otherwise all solution would be temporary seepage would show after sometime.

Most common source is likely to be water pipeline leakage or sewerline issue. Sometimes seepage is due to ground water level or drain pipe leakage.

So my advice is to see any signs of some hairline cracks which may be near your water pipeline so get it fixed. Your internal line must be leaking or damaged so try to find yourself and get it fixed.

You can use normal dr.fixit lw+ in putty that would delay seepage from showing soon.

polo_zubin_kothari wrote:

yaar Babaji aap phir shuru mat ho jao. Aap khud apni care le lo, utna kaafi hai.

Ye sab aap mistri ya professionals par chhod deejiye please🙏🏽.

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Ek tou aap ko (aap ko kya, hum ko bhi) samjhega nahin ki kis brick wall mein issue hai aur kahain column/beam ke joint (with brick wall) ka issue hai.

‏‏‎ ‏‏‎‏‏‎ ‏‏
‎ ‏‏‎‏‏‎

Uss area mein jo bhi local (tar type) viscous waterproofing compound milte hoñ, uss se kaam chala lo.

Ya phir agar cracks or moisture pathway points identify ho jaaye tou.. unko khulwa kar (mistri will do it. If needed then with cheena-hatodi) phir.. outer/exterior taraf Asian Paints Damp Proof aur interior walls ke liye ‘Asian Paints Damp Block 2K’ lagwa lena.

And then usual paint job over the area.

Lekin Asian Paints might be slightly costlier than a SpaceX tourist flight.

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Fixit ke bhi liye, ultimately mistri ya technical person ke advice ke hisaab se hee kaam karna hoga.

Have they done site visit, checked amd themselves given material requirement or suggested a specific product?‏‏

engineer ho dost