I have a concrete slab as a base in my shed,ive laid a Wickes liquid dpc all over it and it has taken absolutely ages to go off and still feels a little moist to touch.The solution was given three good coats to floor and up on the two coarse brickwork,but the brickwork feels bone dry and the floor as i say feels a little damp still,when i run my hand over it i'm getting a black mark on my skin from it but not the case when i do the same on the brickwork,is this normal?it feels like the floor is sweating somehow?
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It feels a tiny bit squashy but you have to push hard on it to make a dent in the skin.You mentioned condensation on the floor is this due to the moisture pushing up?The brickwork is bone dry though and seems rock hard.
condensation does not permeate 'through' and does not recognise 'rock hard'.
it occurs when moisture laden air condenses upon a surface that happens to be a lot colder than its surroundings.
condensation occurs often on metals.
it occurs when moisture laden air condenses upon a surface that happens to be a lot colder than its surroundings.
condensation occurs often on metals.
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