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How much does a gallon of RedGard cover?
Coverage Chart
| Size | Coverage |
|---|---|
| 1 Gallon (3.78 L) | 25 sq. ft. (2.3 M2) |
| 3.5 Gallon (13.2 L) | 88 sq. ft. (8.2 M M2) |
| RedGard as Waterproof Membrane: | |
| 1 Gallon (3.78 L) | 55 sq. ft. (5.1 M2) |
How much RedGard do I need for shower?
Apply RedGard at a rate or 110 sq ft per gallon each coat. If using a trowel, spread the material with the trowel held at a 45° angle, and then flattens the ridges. If using a roller, apply a continuous, even film with overlapping strokes. An airless sprayer may be used for the waterproofing application.
How thick is a coat of RedGard?
Combined dried coatings must be at least 30-35 mils thick. When wet, the combined coatings must be at least 60-70 mils and must not exceed 125 mils wet-film thickness. RedGard® is dry when it turns solid red, with no visible pink color.
How many coats of RedGard for shower pan?
Apply RedGard® SpeedCoat using a 1/4″ (6mm) smooth textured synthetic roller or flat steel trowel over the entire area to be treated. Apply two coats at 6 mils each over a 110 ft2 area for proper coverage of an IAPMO shower pan creating a continuous, even film with overlapping strokes.
What’s better Redguard or AquaDefense?
One major difference if you do your research online is that Redgard is certified for use in steam rooms and as a vapor barrier whereas Hydro-ban is not. Both have the certification for pan liners and waterproofing, but Redgard outperforms Kerdi membrane (not Kerdi DS) in Perms of vapor penetration.
Does Thinset stick to RedGard?
Does Thinset adhere to RedGard? You”ll be fine with thinset over Redguard on walls. It’s recommended for waterproofing niches, shelves, and entire shower walls when tar paper or poly are not used as a vapor barrier behind the CBU.
Which is the correct coverage rate for redgard liquid?
The highlighted rates and thickness are the correct coverage rates for RedGard Liquid Waterproofing and Crack Prevention Membrane, depending on the need of the membrane. RedGard Liquid Waterproofing and Crack Prevention Membrane Relationship of Coverage Rate to Wet and Dry Film Thickness (mils)
How much redgard to use for crack isolation?
For general crack isolation, apply one coat of RedGard at a rate of 100 square feet per gallon. Or, to meet the requirements of ANSI A118.12, apply two thicker coats of RedGard. Take half of a one gallon pail of RedGard and spread it over 25 square feet for the first coat. Then, take the remaining half gallon and apply it as a second coat.
How many coats of redgard for shower liner?
Be sure to let RedGard dry fully between coats. For general waterproofing, apply 2 coats of RedGard. Take half of a one gallon pail of RedGard and spread it over a 55 square foot area. Then, take the remaining half gallon and apply it as a second coat. Use two thicker coats to create a waterproof shower pan liner meeting IAPMO standards.
How long does it take for redgard to dry?
You’ll know RedGard is dry when it turns from pink to red. This typically takes 60- 90 minutes, but can take longer depending on humidity and jobsite conditions. Be sure to let RedGard dry fully between coats. For general waterproofing, apply 2 coats of RedGard. Take half of a one gallon pail of RedGard and spread it over a 55 square foot area.