Do you agree with what the Drylok rep told me?
I'm redoing the walls in my basement (vapor barrier + paper faced batt = yucky mold). I had to grind the existing paint/drylok off the cinder block walls because it was peeling off in big chunks (not from moisture, but because they painted the drylok on top of paint) and I am planning on gluing rigid foam against the walls.
I put on two new coats of drylok and I e-mailed the company asking how long I should let it dry before gluing the rigid foam against the walls. This is the response I got:
I'm redoing the walls in my basement (vapor barrier + paper faced batt = yucky mold). I had to grind the existing paint/drylok off the cinder block walls because it was peeling off in big chunks (not from moisture, but because they painted the drylok on top of paint) and I am planning on gluing rigid foam against the walls.
I put on two new coats of drylok and I e-mailed the company asking how long I should let it dry before gluing the rigid foam against the walls. This is the response I got:
This confuses me. I thought gluing the rigid foam directly against the wall was the proper way to insulate? :huh: