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Good you are looking for a better solution than Drylock, maybe a spray-on flexible, covering; http://neutocrete.com/what-is-drylock-and-does-it-work/
Or a rigid one; http://www.buildingfoundation.umn.edu/WetWallProposal/WetWallProp.htm
Or Delta Wall, or another interior drainage membrane. As you have the most expensive part installed already, just add some rigid foam board (XPS) to meet Energy Code requirements of R-15, footnote "c"; http://energycode.pnl.gov/EnergyCodeReqs/index.jsp?state=Michigan
As per Figure 15; download at bottom right corner; http://buildingscience.com/documents/bareports/ba-0202-basement-insulation-systems/view
We can direct/help you on this...
Gary
Good you are looking for a better solution than Drylock, maybe a spray-on flexible, covering; http://neutocrete.com/what-is-drylock-and-does-it-work/
Or a rigid one; http://www.buildingfoundation.umn.edu/WetWallProposal/WetWallProp.htm
Or Delta Wall, or another interior drainage membrane. As you have the most expensive part installed already, just add some rigid foam board (XPS) to meet Energy Code requirements of R-15, footnote "c"; http://energycode.pnl.gov/EnergyCodeReqs/index.jsp?state=Michigan
As per Figure 15; download at bottom right corner; http://buildingscience.com/documents/bareports/ba-0202-basement-insulation-systems/view
We can direct/help you on this...
Gary