Posted by 37chief on June 07, 2011 at 20:45:19 from (70.181.168.186):
Not many basements here in Calif, so I thought I will go to where they have them. I know many of you have them. So here is the problem. Our church has a cement block wall in the back. The wall is about 5 ft tall, with dirt piled behind it. Before the dirt was added it was sealed with someting abouut 20 years ago. No one seams to know with what. Every time it rains it leaks. Now for the question. Is there something to paint on the inside of the wall, to seal it? or a thin coat of something plastured on. The wall has been painted with regular paint inside. There is a cement walk way on the outside, so it will be a big deal to remove it. That is why I thought maybe something on the inside.Stan
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