Walls & Ceilings Architect/October 2007 - (Page 23) Top ten reasons contractors like using AquaFlash by Dryvit: 1. Easier to apply 2. Costs less 3. Stays put – better adhesion in a variety of conditions 4. Faster to apply 5. Can be exposed to weather for a longer period (than flashing tape) 6. Can be applied to a variety of materials 7. Can be applied before or after Backstop NT® 8. Great for oddly shaped openings 9. Better on uneven substrates 10. Peace of mind There are many reasons to use AquaFlash® . These are just a drop in the bucket. No matter what your reason, contractors simply love this flexible, waterproof, water-based product used in conjunction with AquaFlash Mesh to seal substrates around windows, doors and other openings. Call your local authorized Dryvit distributor today to find your own reason to love AquaFlash. © Dryvit Systems Inc., 2006 www.dryvit.com http://www.dryvit.com
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