Forming a strong coating on aging exterior wall tiles! Preventing damage caused by falling exterior wall tiles to third parties.
We would like to introduce the "Makuhari Newton Method (Waterproofing and Shedding Prevention Specifications)" conducted by RCG Japan Co., Ltd. The construction is carried out in the following steps: substrate repair (separate), anchor pin epoxy resin injection, high-pressure water washing, substrate adjustment, base coating work, and final coating work. This is a tile shedding prevention system using dedicated anchors and a transparent and strong coating film. 【Features】 ■ Fewer processes ■ Diverse lineup ■ No discoloration ■ Vapor permeability ■ Stable construction quality ■ Reliable 10-year warranty and PL insurance coverage *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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We modify concrete and joint cement to prevent the passage of water and deterioration factors by using our developed products, "Inner Coat" and "HB Seal." For civil engineering applications, we have developed "RCG Inner Silica" and the newly confirmed "RCG Inner Silica α." The coloring fades and loses color due to sunlight, so the aesthetics and landscape after construction do not change. Additionally, for exterior wall tiles that have deteriorated over time, we have started to handle the "Makuhari Newton Method," a technology that forms a strong transparent coating to prevent damage from falling exterior wall tiles to third parties. For waterproofing and deterioration prevention of concrete and tile finishes, please consult RCG Japan Co., Ltd. first.
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