Cementitious materials, like Cementall, are often employed in construction and repair projects. The question of whether to incorporate an additional adhesive intermediary during application frequently arises. This consideration hinges on factors such as the substrate’s condition, the desired bond strength, and the specific application requirements.
The strategic application of a bonding agent can significantly enhance the adherence and longevity of cement-based repairs. These agents create a more robust interface between the existing surface and the new material. Historically, mechanical methods were the primary means of ensuring adequate bonding. However, advances in chemical formulations have provided more reliable and efficient solutions, particularly in situations where mechanical preparation is limited or impractical. The benefits include increased tensile and flexural strength of the repair, improved resistance to cracking and delamination, and enhanced overall durability.
