Impregnating a wall yourself: how to do it

Impregnating a wall yourself. It may seem like a job for professionals, but with the right products and good information, you can certainly do it too! In this blog post, we will show you how to impregnate walls yourself. You will avoid high costs and protect your wall from moisture and dirt.

By the way, did you know that impregnating your wall is also fireproof? All the more reason to apply a powerful impregnating agent to your wall. Read our blog post on how to impregnate a wall and which product to use. As a handy home handyman, you can certainly do this. Good luck!

To impregnate a wall yourself, it is important to have the right impregnating agent. The Super Impregnator is a professional water-based product. You can use it on existing and new substrates, such as plaster, natural stone, concrete, baked stone and sand-lime brick. We recommend this good impregnating agent because of its many advantages:

• Moisture and dirt repellent
• Preventive against growth of fungi, moss and algae
• Fire-retardant
• Graffiti adheres less
• Prevents cracks in joints and stones
• 10-year warranty

In just a few steps, you can impregnate a wall yourself, protecting it from moisture and dirt. Buy this impregnating agent from one of SuperCleaners' physical or online outlets, then follow the step-by-step plan below.

1. Weather conditions
   Before you start impregnating, it is important to take a look at the weather. This is because there are some weather conditions when it is not useful to impregnate your wall. Impregnating agent needs 24 hours to soak in, so it needs to be dry.
2. Clean surface
   Make sure the wall is free of clay and other loose debris. We recommend cleaning the wall before impregnating. This can be done with the Super Gable Cleaning Paste and the pressure washer.
3. Capping
   Impregnating agent is a strong liquid cleaning product, so all parts that do not need to be impregnated should be covered properly. This applies to window frames, doors, window sills, windows and the paving.
4. Applying Super Impregnating Agent
   Apply the Super Impregnating Agent using a flow or spray method, working in lanes from top to bottom.
5. Self-protection
   The Super Impregnator is very powerful. It is therefore important to wear old clothes. That chance of spilling is quite high and it matters less if you wear old clothes. Also protect your eyes and hands well by wearing safety glasses and gloves.

Are you going to impregnate your wall yourself, but doubt it has been treated before? Then opt for the Super Impregnating Agent Solvent. When you finish impregnating, your wall will be protected from moisture and dirt for 10 years!

1. Remove sand, clay and other loose particles from the wall.
2. Grease the wall with the Super Degreaser or Super Industrial Cleaner.
3. Assess the wall for moisture present and, if necessary, allow spots to dry thoroughly first.
4. Take precautions to avoid flying splashes.
5. Remove any splashes immediately with the degreaser or industrial cleaner.
6. Time to impregnate the wall yourself. Apply the impregnating agent using a flow or spray method in dry weather and a temperature of at least °8 C.

Note: the impregnating agent should be well absorbed with a minimum consumption of 0.5 litres per square metre.

Find out which online shops sell our Super Impregnating Agent. That way, you can get the product quickly into your home. Of course, there are also several offline outlets where you can buy SuperCleaners products. Purchase the impregnating agent and start impregnating a wall yourself.

Still have questions about the product? Then feel free to contact one of our sales partners or our own customer service team.