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CONCLUSIONS
This Technical Notes has discussed both the dangers and the suitability of the applications of Colorless Coatings for Brick Masonry. The information and suggestions contained in this Technical Notes are based on the available data and the experience of the Institute's technical staff for a period of over forty years. In any case, they should be recognized as recommendations and suggestions for the consideration of the designers, specifiers and owners of buildings, when anticipating the use of the types of products discussed here. The final decision to use or not to use these types of products on brick masonry walls is not within the purview of the BIA and must rest with the project designer and/or owner.


REFERENCES
1. Technical Notes 7, "Dampproofing and Waterproofing Masonry Walls", Brick Institute of America, July 1961.

2. Technical Notes 8, "Portland Cement-Lime Mortars for Brick Masonry", Brick Institute of America, September 1972.

3. Technical Notes 23 Series, "Efflorescence, Causes, Prevention and Control", Brick Institute of America, December 1969, January 1970.

4. "Waterproofing Materials for Masonry", by E. J. Clark, P. G. Campbell and G. Frohnsdorff, NBS Technical Note 883, National Bureau of Standards, October 1975.

5. "The Spalling of Silicone-Treated Masonry", by W. Byckalo and P. Nicholson, Journal of the Canadian Ceramic Society, Vol. 42, 1973.

6. "The Cleaning and Waterproof Coating of Masonry Buildings", Preservation Briefs, No. 1, U.S. National Park Service, 1976.

7. "Give Walls Air and Save Repair", by S. Newman, Reprint from Building Construction Illustrated, Chicago.

8. "Silicone Water-Repellents for Masonry", by T. Ritchie, Canadian Building Digest, CBD 162, 1974.

9. "Tests of Cement-Water Paints and Other Waterproofings for Unit-Masonry Walls", by C. C. Fishburn and D. E. Parsons, Building Materials and Structures Report BMS95, National Bureau of Standards, March 1943.

10. "Watertightness and Transverse Strength of Masonry Walls", by D. E. Parsons, SCPI (BIA), 1939.

11. "Moisture Penetration of Brick Masonry Panels". by T. Ritchie and W. G. Plews, ASTM Bulletin, October 1960.


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