Foundation Repair

6/8/2013 at 9:13:39 PM

Hi,

If you meant blue skin, then definitely not. Its only applied onto a smooth surface, to maximize the grip. Blue skin won't stick to oily pored surface of asphalt and even if it will its only temporary and ineffective.

Boris

Galaktica LTD.

6/8/2013 at 9:25:55 PM

You can but better to remove so that the blue skin adhesive can oproperly cure.

6/9/2013 at 1:29:38 PM

Provided that the surface is clean and very dry, I would have no problem adhering Blueskin to the asphalt damp proofing on the wall. The surface should also be fairly smooth. If there are small holes in the surface, then fill them with a compatible mastic.

To be certain, try a test patch first. My guess is that you will have a very difficult time removing the test patch.

Try to remove the asphalt damp poof layer. If it comes off easily then you will need to remove it all. If the asphalt layer is not well adhered you can not use it as a base. If there is any oiliness to the existing material, then remove it all. I dont expect that you will find it oily.

My guess is that you will have a very difficult time removing the damp proofing, thus making it a good base for your blueskin.