Our process takes single-use plastics and turns it into two waterproof substances which are found to be usable on concrete, brick, stone and wood, that we have proven so far. When applied to metal, one substance provides a waterproof protective coating, helping to prevent corrosion.
After extensive tests by scientists at both Brighton and Warwick Universities, we have confirmed we have safe and very useful products which have immediate waterproof qualities, showing good UV stability and fire-retardant properties.
These products are created using an energy efficient manufacturing process. We will continue the research and test our substances on geopolymer cement and rebar to see how this can potentially help stop corrosion and prolong concrete structures.
We are currently in talks with the University of Brighton for their PhD students to conduct further research using our products in conjunction with their geopolymer cements. Tests show the substance, once applied as a coating, will potentially last for decades. It is tough and gives a second life to the already manufactured plastic, thus making a single-use product into a long-term waterproofing system.