Wall Primer

Shreeji bind Paints offers a range of damp proof coat solutions to protect your walls from moisture and dampness.
Damp Proof Coat: A waterproofing solution designed to prevent dampness and water seepage on walls

A damp waterproof solution is used to address moisture issues in walls, ceilings, and floors, preventing dampness from causing structural damage, mold growth, and aesthetic deterioration. Below is a guide to the types of solutions available and their applications:

Types of Damp Waterproof Solutions:1. Damp Proof Paints

• What it Does: Acts as a surface-level barrier to prevent moisture ingress.
• Where to Use: Interior and exterior walls, ceilings, basements.
• Best For: Walls with light dampness or as an additional layer on top of a damp-proof course.

2. Damp Proof Membrane (DPM)

• What it Does: A plastic or bituminous sheet laid beneath floors or inside walls to block water ingress.
• Where to Use: Floors, walls, and concrete surfaces.
• Best For: Heavy dampness in floors or foundations.

3. Damp Proof Course (DPC)

• What it Does: A horizontal or vertical barrier (often injected chemicals or membranes) to block rising damp in walls.
• Where to Use: Along the base of walls, just above ground level.
• Best For: Long-term rising damp issues in buildings.

4. Waterproof Sealants

• What it Does: Seals cracks and gaps to prevent water penetration.
• Where to Use: Window frames, wall joints, and roofs.
• Best For: Fixing small leaks and preventing moisture ingress through joints.

5. Cementitious Waterproof Coatings

• What it Does: A cement-based coating that forms a durable waterproof layer.
• Where to Use: Basement walls, water tanks, and terraces.
• Best For: Heavy-duty waterproofing in areas with consistent water exposure.

6. Water Repellent Solutions

• What it Does: Silicone or acrylic-based solutions that repel water while keeping the surface breathable.
• Where to Use: Exterior masonry, brick, or concrete walls.
• Best For: Protecting exterior surfaces from rainwater penetration.

7. Injection Damp Proofing Cream

• What it Does: A cream that is injected into walls to create a barrier against rising damp.
• Where to Use: Brick and masonry walls.
• Best For: Fixing rising damp without invasive construction.

Primeing a new wall may seem like an extra step in the painting process to cover imperfections such as areas or your wall that may have been patched and repaired.
Suppresses old stains so new color appears fresh for good works, Provide a uniform surface and due to a uniform wall we can achieved good Finishing in less coats.
Packaging: 20 ltrs, 10 ltrs bucket