Thick, white cream
Silane and Siloxane
600 ml foil sausages
Do DPC Right with Dryzone
Powerful water-repellent barrier
Outperforms competing creams in laboratory testing — Up to 4x stronger
Easy to apply, no pressure pumps or solvent-based chemicals required
BBA approved — at least 20 years protection
Suitable for use in very damp wall
The world’s most extensively tested damp-proofing cream
High-strength formula with 80% active ingredient
Accredited for up to 95% wall humidity
Compatible with Dryzone System replastering specifications
The Dryzone DPC Cream 10-Pack 600ml and Applicator Gun bundle provide a comprehensive solution for easy, long-lasting DPC injection. This bundle includes ten 600ml foil cartridges of Dryzone Damp-Proofing Cream and a specially designed applicator gun. Ideal for homeowners, builders and contractors, this bundle ensures quick and easy damp-proofing installation.
Launched in 2000, the original patented Dryzone Damp-Proofing Cream is the best-selling rising damp treatment in the UK. Applied via DPC injection, this cream spreads along the mortar bed, creating a durable damp-proof course that prevents further rising damp. Its simple application and effectiveness in various conditions make it a reliable choice for long-term damp-proofing. Coverage varies with wall thickness for each 600ml cartridge.
The Dryzone Applicator Gun is tailored for use with Dryzone DPC Cream 600ml foil cartridges. This applicator gun is perfect for precise and efficient DPC injection. Simply insert the foil cartridge, cut the end, and screw the nozzle cap back on. Fully insert the nozzle into each drilled hole and inject the cream while withdrawing the nozzle at a steady rate. This process guarantees a consistent application.
Hi Mark,
Thank you for your enquiry.
We do not recommend that you insert our products into pre-existing holes from previous treatments. This is because you cannot be sure what chemicals have been used previously and also our Dryzone products are designed to be inserted into the mortar course.
We would advise you to drill the new holes into the mortar course above the pre-existing damp-proof course.
I hope this helps.
Kind regards,
Mollie
Can it be used after a previous chemical injection damp proof course has failed that was done 20+ years ago and if so do I drill mortar line above or below old treated bricks?
Hi there,
Thank you for the question.
In the instance that there is a pre-existing damp proof course, then we would advise that the remedial DPC is inserted into the mortar course above.
Hi at Safeguard
I am looking to use Dry-rod Cream DPC into an old Sandstone House in reading through your information sheet the advice provided indicates to drill holes into existing mortar joint, I am looking to drill my holes 150mm above ground level Sandstone into existing Sandstone shall the Dry-rod Cream still perform and create a DPC barrier the top of the Sandstone is above existing floor level hence the holes drilled into Sandstone ??? Many Thanks at Safeguard Ian Anderson
Hi Ian,
Thanks for your question. Yes, you can - but there are a few other things to consider. I've emailed you a comprehensive answer from our technical team.
How long is the injection nozzle? My walls are 480mm thick.
Hi Chris,
the extension nozzle is 300 mm long.
Thanks for your question,
What do I do if my Dryzone Applicator Gun leaks at the nozzle?
Screw the nozzle down until about 10-12mm remains visible.
Consider applying PTFE tape to the threads to further reduce leakage.
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Can you use the original holes from the previous system that’s through the face of the brick and not in the mortar joint, if so can you recommend the type of system I require, would rods be more suitable or creams , than you mL