Acriflex Rapido

• Wind-load test passed above 50 kPa
• Impact classes I1 and L1, held at −20°C and +90°C
• EMICODE EC 1 PLUS indoor-air rating
• Tile after about 48 hours with a C2 adhesive

What is Acriflex Rapido used for?
It's a fast-filming liquid waterproofing for roofs, terraces, balconies and foundation walls, and for encapsulating asbestos-cement. It films in 20 minutes, then resists fog and dew.

Can it be used on asbestos surfaces?
Yes. Acriflex Rapido encapsulates asbestos-cement when used with Acriflex Primer, then two crossed coats of Rapido in contrasting colours.

How fast does it dry?
It films in 20 minutes and then resists fog and dew. Keep it out of pouring rain until it's completely dry, about 4 hours at 23°C.

Do I need a primer?
It depends on the substrate.

Use SBS-Bond when:
• Waterproofing smooth bituminous or slated membranes

Use Grip Primer when:
• Applying over smooth, dry concrete, cleaned tile, existing floors or metal

Use Acriflex Primer when:
• Encapsulating asbestos-cement surfaces (Type A, B or C)

Use WATstop at 1.0 kg/m² in two coats when:
• The concrete is damp or rough, or rising damp is present

No primer is needed when:
• Coating untreated, dry and stable wooden surfaces

How is it applied?
By brush, roller, squeegee, or spray gun. Two coats, 4 hours apart at 23°C: 2.0 kg/m² for waterproofing, 1.0 kg/m² for asbestos encapsulation.

Can it be used in cold weather?
Yes, down to +1°C. It films in 20 minutes even at low temperature, and the cured membrane stays flexible at low temperatures.

Is it UV-resistant?
Yes. It passed 1680 hours of accelerated weathering (EN ISO 11507) and can be left exposed once dry.