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Lisa Miller
  • Investor
  • Port Orchard, WA
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7" Rain this month, Wet basement walls, what is the best sealer product?

Lisa Miller
  • Investor
  • Port Orchard, WA
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Western Washington has had more than it's share of rain this winter. Seven inches this month alone. One of my properties has a full basement with cinder block foundation walls framed out with sheetrock. The lower half of sheetrock in one room was removed to find the source. One wall is saturated and thank goodness without cracks. It is getting aired and ready to be worked on.

What is the best SEALER product you have used? When the framing and sheetrock were installed all the cinder block was quad coated (four layers) with 'Dry Lock'. It held for 10 years. What do I use now? DL over DL? Do you have any special tips or tricks for this restoration process?

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