How long does Red Guard last?

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RedGard® is dry when it turns solid red, with no visible pink color. Typically, drying time is 1-1.5 hours; depending on ambient conditions, drying time can be as much as 12 hours. After the second coat is applied and both coats are fully cured, the application area can be flood tested.

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Curing of Product RedGard® is dry when it turns solid red, with no visible pink color. Typically, drying time is 1-1.5 hours; depending on ambient conditions, drying time can be as much as 12 hours. After the second coat is applied and both coats are fully cured, the application area can be flood tested.

Beside this, How long can RedGard be exposed?

72 hours

Likewise, How long should mortar cure before RedGard?

24 to 48 hours

Also, Can you tile on top of RedGard?

Using RedGard under floor and wall tile will create a barrier that will be undisturbed after the tile is installed and grouted. … When RedGard is wet, it is a hot, fluorescent pink color. When it dries, it is a solid, dark red, so you know when it is time to apply thin-set mortar and tiles.

What type of thinset do I use over redguard?

Flexbond


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Will adhesive stick to RedGard?

I know thinset will stick to Redgard, but the mechanism is different than with an adhesive – the cement grows interlocking crystals into the flexible material as it cures, an adhesive won’t.

Will silicone stick to RedGard?

Caulk that gap with siliconized or latex caulk and then use Redgard over the caulk. Regard will not stick to 100% silicone caulk. You DO NOT want moisture collecting in that crevice and it can if you stuff it with thinset.

Can I tile over RedGard?

Using RedGard under floor and wall tile will create a barrier that will be undisturbed after the tile is installed and grouted. … When RedGard is wet, it is a hot, fluorescent pink color. When it dries, it is a solid, dark red, so you know when it is time to apply thin-set mortar and tiles.

Can you put RedGard over Thinset?

The thinset will fill the seams. The mesh will provide a bit of reinforcement. The RedGard will then cover everything.

Does Thinset adhere to RedGard?

Mike. You”ll be fine with thinset over Redguard on walls. It’s recommended for waterproofing niches, shelves, and entire shower walls when tar paper or poly are not used as a vapor barrier behind the CBU.

Does 100% silicone stick to RedGard?

Caulk that gap with siliconized or latex caulk and then use Redgard over the caulk. Regard will not stick to 100% silicone caulk. You DO NOT want moisture collecting in that crevice and it can if you stuff it with thinset.

Do you have to use mesh tape with RedGard?

Use of the reinforcing mesh with RedGard is mandatory at the drain area if you’re using it for a shower receptor. I would very strongly recommend it be used at all joints and changes of plane everywhere a traditional pan liner would have been installed, but that’s not a manufacturer’s requirement.

How long should deck mud dry RedGard?

about 24 hours

Does mortar stick to RedGard?

You”ll be fine with thinset over Redguard on walls. It’s recommended for waterproofing niches, shelves, and entire shower walls when tar paper or poly are not used as a vapor barrier behind the CBU.

Do you need to use RedGard over cement board?

As long as it’s Cement Board & not some crappy “almost” cement board stuff. You really don’t need the RedGard, but the more protection the better…so go for it. And yes, you can do the boards beforehand. But, hit the filled seams & screws (your weak points) as soon as a panel is ready to give it some time to setup.

Can you walk on RedGard?

Redguard can be used as an uncoupling membrane—if you don’t cover the entire floor—and just do the crack areas—make the band about two feet wide. Once dry you can walk on it without an issue.

Is RedGard toxic?

The MSDS on RedGuard says it is a carcinogen and very toxic including respiratory.


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