Nanotechnology for cement surfaces, mortar, grout, stucco and natural or artificial stones! It creates an invisible water repelling layer that shields againts moisture and protects againts surface cracking, fungal, mould and algae grows.

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Coated concrete block retains water even after a week!




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Email me at dillon.yap@nano-g.com.my

This post has been edited by dillonyap: Mar 8 2014, 05:33 PM

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How much does it cost?

it depends what coating you are approaching. different range of material surfaces, different pricing.

pm me details. looking something to help my leaking poly-carbonate roof

How long can it last?

Can it withstand the harsh weather? UV from sunlight. Storm rain.

u do installation? interested for my concrete walkways (ca. 120m x 1,5) - which product for waterproofing/repelling and how much? UV resistance? when to refresh?

found the website,.,,,,
more interested in the price... $$$$$ compared to pye... nippon... mapei..., thompson... etc...

http://www.nanophos.com/en/index_en.html

Yes. This is not a surface film nor wax coating. It penetrates deep in the nano pores of your surface materials, it can withstand high abrasion with no problem at all.

It is water based and you will need to have 24 hours of curing time to view the best effect.

Only the Surfapore W (Wood coating) has the UV protection.

Therefore, this product can last 4-5 years with high abrasion and the effect drop by 15% just after 8 years only.

You may view the video here on how we can apply this product.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2QIslKfYRcQ

This post has been edited by dillonyap: Nov 11 2013, 07:58 PM

I can do application of the coating for you with extra labour cost but why spend the extra when you can apply it yourself. It is very easy, just paint it over your concrete walkway.
I would strongly suggest you do a double coat for walkways. You will need to do second coat after 10 minutes of the first coat.

You may view the video here

You will need this :

http://www.nanophos.com/en/SurfaPoreC_en.html


Video of application :

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2QIslKfYRcQ

UV resistant only for Wood coating and each of your coat will last you 4-5 years with no problem.

This post has been edited by dillonyap: Nov 11 2013, 08:07 PM

Yes. Price may vary according to different products. Do you want the full list of the price for all items?

http://www.nanophos.com/en/Products_en.html

Look to me a silicon sealant to me.

Weikee, This product is not film , silicone nor wax coating. Those are only surfaces coating and we are water based liquid which will penetrates through each nano pores of your materials. Therefore it can withstand high abrasion and long lasting.

We have an expo booth for World Innovation Forum Kuala Lumpur 2013 on November 12th – 14th, 2013 at the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre.

Drop by and view it yourself.

This post has been edited by dillonyap: Nov 11 2013, 08:07 PM

Silicone don't need to be film. This product go I to small holes too.

http://www.pyeproducts.com/prodetails.php?...de=REWS&lang=en

Sorry but nano pores and small holes is a two different thing. Nanophos harnesses nano technology for their coating. Silicone based is only a surface coating which do not allow breathability.

Nanophos will not alter changes the appearance and feel you have on your materials. I am very familiar with PYE products.

If you are skeptical, do come check us out on our booth.

I used this type of product before. The effect is the same as this nano product where the water cannot seep in and become droplets. But after few months it not longer waterproof any more. The application is same using brush and the solution get seep inside cement, brick, marble, even tiles. Then problem is it cannot last. Beginning is fantastic. So I think if this nano product is same then it is useless, waste effort and money. Hope it is different and permanent?

Yes correct. What you have on the market right now and off the shelf is SURFACE ONLY coating. Membrane only coating will only last for a few months due to high abrasiveness from sandy wind and rain water.

If this is so effective, wet kitchen and toilets can waterproof using this technology.

Got warranty? Can paint over it?

Silicon have this problem because is not heat and uv resistance.

yes please, if u can, please pm me more details.

i'm looking for waterproof products to protect exterior cement wall of hse 36yo..

u have used this pye waterpruf silicone?

how bout this one from pye?

stevie.

which brand u have used?

These two.

One is acrylic sealer Dolphin Brand. It is a acrylic paint. It treat only the surface and will not last.

The other one is UFIXX brand waterproof sealer. As shown in the picture it seep into concrete capillaries and water will not get in and form droplets like what is shown by the nano product, but the effectiveness dont last long. I also mix this with grout, beginning ok but later few months it get darken. If the nano is of the same then no point.

Ai yah, unside down . See these

I bought this DIY set during Homedec last month for RM200. Don't know if I got cheated or not.

Warranty only if we do the coating by ourselves and we do a 1 to 1 product replacement if you receive a defective bottle.

We also mix Surfapore C with grout and lay them on a new toilet for water repellent purposes and stop the grout from turning black.

http://www.nanophos.com/en/SurfaPoreC_en.html

You can also coat it on the grout but brushing or acid cleaning will eat off the grout. We did this 4 months back and did not receive any bad feedback yet. Finger crossed.




Ufixx is a membrane type of coating and it is not long lasting.

This post has been edited by dillonyap: May 30 2014, 04:31 PM

Please pm me the cost for the wood coating

ok - i am interested in the grout mixing (retiling shower area) and in you guys quoting me to coat my concrete porch (needs a bit of crack-fixing). location PJ. concrete is approx. 120 m x 1,5 all around the house. bathroom i need a price for Surfapore C for a small bottle (got?). i will only tile 1,80 x 2,00 m area so grout usage is minimal.

if you need more detail, PM me - can arrange a site visit.

For concrete use this --> http://www.pyeproducts.com/prodetails.php?...de=PRFS&lang=en

For 14yrs, I coat it 2x on the water tank concrete area. And the surrounding brick wall. Than finish up with some paint to protect it. Not a single drop of water sip in for this long yrs.

Hi there, I do believe your solution is totally sealed the surface's pores while our products do not seal the surface's pores completely. One of the most important advantages of SurfaPore C is the “breathability” of the modified surface. In case moisture is trapped or a water leakage takes place behind a SurfaPore C modified surface, water can evaporate through the open pores to the environment relieving negative capillary pressure. In this manner swelling,cracking, and warping of material are prevented. All in all, SurfaPore modified surfaces remain dry and unchanged in both appearance and mechanical properties. Hope this information gives you a better understanding on Nanophos products.



This post has been edited by Th3nG: Nov 13 2013, 10:20 PM

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this is water based?

ur coating is indoor or outdoor?

inside water tank or outside?

thx

can quote me for this, thx.

http://www.nanophos.com/en/SurfaPoreTD_en.html

the dolphin...

u mean will not last is.... ?
cracking? peeling? dropping off?


i notice, they dun market acrylic sealer as waterproof product...
just as a decorative finishing only,,,,

This post has been edited by H2D: Nov 15 2013, 10:40 PM

saw this as well,
but more interested in the surface waterproof treatment...

200 is kinda $$$$

Yes, you are right. it is not meant to waterproof but seal. It is to seal and make material shinny nice looking or wet looking. Waterproof material or coating has to be breathable, as concrete need to breath.

It is an outdoor coating and water base. My water tank is ontop concrete base. It expose to rain and shine.

interested to get this. please pm me the details. http://www.nanophos.com/en/SurfaPoreC_en.html

thank you for your interest. let me get back to you in a while.

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Thanks for the demo Dillon - I will try it out the coated patch tomorrow after sufficient setting and post a picture for you guys to see. I did a quick test just now and it works pretty well while still taking in some moisture (can see that nicely on the concrete) - that's could because the concrete still can breathe.

All in all this might be a good product to prevent weather (read: moisture) damage.

This post has been edited by PJusa: Nov 20 2013, 04:13 PM

Thank you for your speedy response. Tomorrow you will be able to see the full performance of your coated concrete flooring.

Any product to seal hairline crack on concrete slab? The slab currently seal with acrylic top coat but the coat regularly need to be apply.

It depends how you define the hairline crack and what is the width size. Can you include a picture here?



We use http://www.nanophos.com/en/SurfaPoreC_en.html to coat over concrete hairline crack.

Hi, does this product work on existing tiled bathrooms?

It is not a one type fits all kind of product.

Perhaps you can use http://www.nanophos.com/en/SurfaPoreC_en.html to coat over your bathroom grouting.

As for bathroom tiles, if it is polished, there is no need for coating. Unless it is rough surface, you can coat it over using http://www.nanophos.com/en/SurfaPoreT_en.html

Look similar hairline crack, do the liquid seal the gap? If not water will still slip in the hairline crack. I want to seal the gap so no water will slip in like the product from PYE "pye krek seal", not sure how effective it is.

It will not seal in the gap, the product will create a surface tension so the water will have beading effects and stop it from seeping it.

I would suggest you to use the off the shelf membrane, film coating such as PYE if you want it to seal off the hairline crack.

OK I do have some feedback and made pictures.

First of - it works as advertised. But during yesterdays downpoor I noticed that there is little difference when there is very rain. Also it takes much longer for the water to disappear, because the concrete cannot absorb and dissipate the water anymore. I never thought about this - but that is not a bad thing against the product. I will use it for my bathrooms. But for outdoor I will have to think about it. Here are some pics to see how effective the product is after just a single coat.

the lighter are is the treated area in the first picture.

This post has been edited by PJusa: Nov 21 2013, 06:41 PM


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We are currently restocking and the products will be arriving approximately next week from Greece. Please do PM me if you guys need any of our products.

Thanks.

Worked in R&D before, the actual cost for this kind of superhydrophobic solutions was like RM10k per 10 litres. Others cheap solutions goes off after several testing

Do you have any dealer in KL?

You can PM me if you are looking to purchase any.

By using http://nanophos.com/en/SurfaPoreM_en.html on marble counter tops, we are able to prevent oil from seeping in into the marble itself.

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Interested, but how to apply it? just mix with Water and Spray it over? It last how many years? Said Toilet floor and Kitchen Counter Top.

No water dilution needed, use off the bottle.For application method, you can lightly brush on your surfaces and it will last up to 5 years.

For marble, granite, stone and cement surfaces.
http://www.nanophos.com/en/SurfaPoreM_en.html

"Retains functionality up to 350C, making it ideal for application on kitchen tops or other surfaces where hot objects are placed"

Application method
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-aUmFOjMrL8

Wipe off the excess with a wet cloth after 15 minutes of coating.


Can you elaborate more on toilet floor? You want to coat on your toilet grouting?

This post has been edited by dillonyap: Dec 1 2013, 09:24 AM

Tested it on pebble wash walkway. Results after 6 months.



Dirt uses water as medium to seep through the pebble wash and stain it.

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Can put on toilet tiles surface for waterproofing?

PM the details and price please.

Yes

for wood, how much? if need for 3ft x 8ft

PMed

Hi which product can prevent grill become rust? PM me the price as well. Thanks.

http://www.nanophos.com/en/SurfaGuardM_en.html

This product will slow down the rust by 10 times, not preventing it. Did you powdercoat your grills?
Please be informed it will deepens the colour of a molded steel.

Application method : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CIxs_xtoJEA

Had a smooth deal with Dillon today. Feeling excited to try it out as my bathroom gave me too much hard time to maintain it.

This post has been edited by HappyGuy: Dec 10 2013, 04:17 PM

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Is it have a thick coat layer on top of the surface?

Hi there, Nanophos products do not do surface coating but "pores" coating, thus, it does not alter the color and texture of the surface.

What does it mean pores? It is just fill up the pore and the gap? But leave the surface intact? If the surface intact, how does it prevent from rust?

SurfaGuard M does not prevent the surface from rust, it slows down the process by 10 times.

"SurfaGuard Metals chemically modifies the metal surface to form a passive layer and creates a 3D protective network of nanoparticles that “blocks” the transfer of oxygen and water from reaching the metal. As a result, the metal surface remains passivated and a barrier is created
against corrosive agents."


And here is one of the Internation Standard Testing they did:

"Humidity test - ASTM D 224: The SurfaGuard Metals
treated panels is subjected to high humidity conditions (90-95% relative humidity) at elevated temperatures (42-48 oC). This test method evaluates the treatment cohesion against corrosive factors. SurfaGuard Metals treated panel remain unaffected, even after exposure for 1000 hours."

Hope these information able to answer your question.

can apply on artificial granite kitchen top?

Yes, SurfaPore M is suitable to use on the granite surface. It works as water, oil repellent, and heat resistance up to 350 Celsius.

artificial granite also can use? How much ar?

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which part is the tested result? the pebble became white after application or clearer?

Btw, I got the bottles from Lim, deal went well. Thumbs up.
Tested on cement wall, worked charms. I'll see if it last finger crossed.

a question, I tried with water, and it create droplets instead of soaked in good!
How about coffee or tea? I dare not to test it as its a cement featured wall... if it stained then

just wondered if you know?

the picture was taken after rain. the stone wash remains dry and kept it original colour even when in contact with water.

coffee or tea will stain because it contains colour pigment.

can use it as a waterproof layer on top of concrete slab?

Yes. SurfaPore C would be the product for RC.

Yes. but it cannot seal off if there is a huge crack on the slab.

Can use on wood or laminates?

can only be used on bare wood. laminated wood already repel water in nature.

Hi! Interested in Nanophos C , Nanophos M and SurfaGuard M. Please PM price. Do you have any agent in Penang?

Hi, I am based in Penang. I will drop you a private message now.

Pls quote me for grout and for roof tiled and metal and wood.

BTW, can i use for the metal on wood, on grout? You have too many especially on concrete and marble, kind of confusing as it function all the same preventing water seeping.

By the way, can the stain removal product for marble be use to remove stain on grout and then apply the surfa Pore C?

Pm-ed

My living hall grout is white. Over time it turned yellow and some parts black . Some still remains white under area where we cannot reach with our mops. I would say it turns yellow and black due to mopping. When we mop we use detergent and water of course.

How do you suggest i do? Dig out all the grout and buy your sufar pores C? That is a lot of work. Should I mix the new grout white powder only with your product without water to have better result or mix with some water and what is the concentration or ratio?

I also see you have another product that removes stain. Can I use this product to remove the yellow and black stain on the grout and then apply the water repellent?

This post has been edited by stevie8: Dec 15 2013, 05:55 PM

We do not have any products on hand to clean grout stains. You can probably spray some Chlorox and leave it overnight.

I would strongly recommend you to replace 1/3 of water with Surfapore C for mixing in the white powder and re apply into your grouting. If you think that is insufficient, do another layer of surface coating on the grout.

wash it with mild acid (gred3) mix with tap water.. it will remove every little tiny black spot on the grout. then you might need to regrout it as it will remove some of the old grout along the way.

great idea

How about wash it with acid to remove old grout and re-grout? What do you suggest how best to remove old grout for re-grouting? It is a tedious job to remove old grout right?

it is actually very easy thing to do. the acid will eat out the old grout and stain and leave you with a shiny tiles and holes along the gap. then you regrout it.

the acid is harmless but it will eat into the old grout.. u ask any tiling contractor they can certainly help. they would know how to do it.

basically, you mix with water, pour it to the floor. wash it with pole brush. and wash it off again. Tada.. shiny and clean. as for as I am concern, no other commercial products is able to do this.

what is pole brush? any picture? where to buy? Can use tooth brush? too soft?