Questions and Answers for Henry 101 Non-Fibered Black Foundation Coating 4.75 gal.

A:  JayC, Henry 101 is solvent based and should only be used for exterior applications. There are products in the Home Depot paint department that are meant to be used for interior applications. Check with the paint specialists at you local Home Depot for this type of product.

A:  TiaM, we would not think that the can could be recycled. You should dispose of the container and unused contents in accordance with the local state and federal regulations.

A:  Jose, not sure if the solvents in the Henry 101 would damage the epoxy since I don’t believe we’ve ever tested the 101 with this interface. As far as the Henry 107 or 787, I don’t think it would hurt the epoxy, but may not adhere to it. We would recommend an adhesion test with the Henry 107 or 787 emulsions.

A:  Joe, Henry 101 Non-Fibered Black Foundation Coating is a solvent based system that can be used in colder conditions than water-based systems like Henry 787. Henry 101 can be applied in temperatures as low as 40 degrees whereas Henry 787 would require at least 50 degrees and above, day and night, for at least 24 hours to cure properly. Henry 101 is used for damp-proofing and Henry 787 is used for waterproofing and damp-proofing. In addition, Henry 101 contains petroleum distillate and is restricted in some states because of VOC requirements.

A:  We would not recommend that application. Henry 101 Non-Fibered Foundation Coating is a solvent system with fairly aggressive solvents that would probably emulsify the #15 felt paper.

A:  Burnis, Henry 101 Non-Fibered Foundation Coating is NOT recommended for interior use. Henry 101 is a solvent based system and should be used only in exterior applications.

A:  Overkill, we have not tested how Henry 101 will react to having a self adhesive membrane applied to it. We do know that you can paint over it with a water based paint once the Henry 101 has had the opportunity to cure for at least a week in warm weather. Henry 101 is a liquid non-fibrated asphalt in a solvent system that cures to a shiny black slick surface.

A:  Brett, you should NOT use Henry 101 Non-Fibered Black Foundation Coating to coat an asphalt driveway. Doing so might cause the driveway asphalt to emulsify over time since Henry 101 is a solvent based system. You can use Henry 532 Driveway Asphalt Resurfacer. Henry 532 is an easy stir gel formula that is rubberized for long life and durability. It is fast drying, reduces tracking, fills and seals rough surfaces and cracks and offers a 7 year warranty. Henry 532 can be special ordered through the pro desk at all Home Depots.