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• Avoid overlapping. 
   
• Always keep a wet edge. This will minimize lap marks. 
   
• Excess moisture in the substrate will inhibit
  penetration of the water repellent and also cause
  discoloration of the substrate. Generally, if the
  temperature is above 75°F, it has not rained for
  three days and the substrate appears to be dry,
  it is safe to apply a water repellent. 
   
• Shaded areas such as West and North facing walls
  will dry more slowly than East and South facing walls.
  It is possible that while some areas of a structure are dry
  enough to apply a water repellent, other areas may not be. 
   
• Over spray can travel great distances on windy days.
  Use caution when spraying. 
   
• When using a solvent based water repellent,
  protect all areas including plant life.
  Clean windows and metal with xylene and
  a quality glass cleaner within 2 hours of spraying.
  Test the cleaning solvent (xylene) on the glass
  to make sure it doesn’t cause damage
  before proceeding.

• Always apply a sample area to determine coverage
  and potential for discoloration of the substrate. 
   
• Use a RILEM tube to determine absorption rate
  of the substrate prior to applying material. 
   
• Substrates have different absorption rates.
  If coverage is 40 ft2. or less per gallon, a clear water
  repellent will not provide adequate protection because
  too many voids exist in the substrate. In this case
  a better choice of product is a coating such as
  Conpro Lastic, which is a waterproof membrane. 
   
• Water repellents do not fill voids or bridge cracks. 
   
• Always spray to pre-determined break points.