I have a basement that I would like to use for storing loads of tools and other clutter using shelvings, but unfortunately the rear and the front walls are damp due to the soil behind these brick wall, though there is no direct rain water penetration into the soil as the outside surface is paved or concreted, but the soil would remain moist no matter how long or how many years you take.
So is there any way I can prevent this damp from the soil penetrating through the final surafce of the wall?
Is there any special coating that can resist perforation, that is easy to apply to the plaster on the wall, which has already perforated in many places.
So is there any way I can prevent this damp from the soil penetrating through the final surafce of the wall?
Is there any special coating that can resist perforation, that is easy to apply to the plaster on the wall, which has already perforated in many places.