The difference between AD-COAT and other companies' water-repellent agents. Answers to frequently asked questions from customers.
AD-COAT (penetrating water-repellent agent) is not a product aimed at surface water repellency like general water repellents. AD-COAT is designed to prevent water absorption rather than repel water. This applies not only to stone but also to concrete and wood, as water absorption can lead to staining, mold growth, and deterioration. AD-COAT penetrates absorbent materials, densifying the voids to prevent water and dirt from seeping in. It also stops moisture from rising from the backside, preventing wetting phenomena on the surface. While AD-COAT and water repellents may seem similar, please understand that their performance and intended uses are different before making a selection.
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basic information
Penetrating water repellent for stone, concrete, and wood.
Price range
P2
Delivery Time
P1
※Due to the order time, it will be shipped the next day.
Applications/Examples of results
Wet color of stone, dirt, prevention of weathering
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Company information
We, Advance, are a manufacturer of protective and cleaning agents for materials such as stone, tiles, and concrete. For over 20 years since our sales began, our penetrating water-repellent agent has been adopted in many buildings as a stain prevention agent that enhances the texture of the materials. Recent significant climate changes and pollutants in the atmosphere have greatly affected not only our living environment but also outdoor buildings and cultural properties. We contribute to society by helping to preserve these structures, from general buildings to cultural properties, in a clean state for the next generation, with the motto of "bridging the past to the future." If you have never used AD-COAT, we encourage you to give it a try.
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