Sika Waterproofing Coating

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Overview

Sika waterproofing solutions are high-performance, cement-based or polyurethane-based coatings developed to provide long-lasting protection against water penetration in various construction elements. Sika’s waterproofing products are suitable for use in both residential and commercial structures and are ideal for rooftops, wet areas, basements, and water tanks.


Main Uses

  • Roofs and balconies
  • Bathrooms, kitchens, and wet rooms
  • Retaining walls and basements
  • Water tanks and reservoirs
  • Swimming pools
  • Foundation protection
  • Concrete and masonry surfaces

Product NameTypeKey FeatureApplication Area
SikaTop® Seal-107Cementitious 2-componentFlexible and brush-applied coatingBathrooms, tanks
Sika® RainTite KitAcrylic-based waterproofingEasy to apply and UV-resistantRoofs, balconies
Sikalastic®-1KOne-component polymer modifiedCrack-bridging and waterproofFoundations, terraces
Sika® SealTapeElastic sealing tapeWaterproof joint sealingWall-floor joints

Technical Specifications Example (SikaTop® Seal-107)

PropertyValue
AppearanceComponent A (liquid): White, Component B (powder): Grey
Mixing RatioA:B = 1:4 (by weight)
Density~1.9 kg/L (mixed)
Application MethodBrush or roller
Pot Life~30–40 minutes
Waterproofing ClassPositive and negative side
Coverage~2 kg/m² per coat
PackagingTypically 25 kg kits (5 kg A + 20 kg B)
Shelf Life12 months in unopened packaging

Advantages

  • Excellent adhesion to concrete and masonry
  • Waterproof and weather-resistant
  • Resistant to positive and negative water pressure
  • Easy to mix and apply
  • Can be overcoated with tiles or paints
  • High flexibility (some variants)

Application Guidelines

  1. Surface Preparation:
    • Clean the surface, repair cracks, and remove loose materials.
  2. Mixing:
    • Mix components A and B thoroughly until homogeneous.
  3. Application:
    • Apply first coat using a brush or roller. Allow it to dry before applying the second coat.
  4. Curing:
    • Protect from direct sunlight and moisture until fully cured.

Safety Instructions

  • Use personal protective equipment (gloves, goggles)
  • Ensure good ventilation during application
  • Store in dry, shaded areas away from heat and moisture
  • Follow product’s SDS for safety compliance

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