You're really fighting a losing battle trying to waterproof from the

inside. You really need to figure out some way to divert / drain away the water from the outside of the wall. Failing that, maybe look into so way to capture the leakage and plumb it to the outside so it doesn't spread all over the floor.

In response to this post by Kamikaze Hoo

Posted: 06/14/2016 at 8:36PM

DIY advice on waterproofing a garage's interior wall? Remove prior paint? -- Kamikaze Hoo 06/14/2016 8:24PM

Psst, you're on the Lounge on the VT site, not The Corner. But it looks -- Late 80s Hokie 06/15/2016 09:48AM

Honestly, I expected to get better responses here than on The Sabre . . . ** -- Kamikaze Hoo 06/15/2016 10:26PM

Need to move the water away from the wall on the outside -- Vienna_Hokie 06/15/2016 09:33AM

I am but a simple man so this is all I have to offer -- Brown Water 06/14/2016 9:52PM

This was downvoted??????? ** -- EDGEMAN 06/15/2016 08:52AM

Sith most likely ** -- Brown Water 06/15/2016 09:43AM

She's probably my all time #2, behind... -- EDGEMAN 06/15/2016 12:58PM

No matter how "water proof" the interior wall you may still have a problem -- RichwebHokie 06/14/2016 9:29PM

You're really fighting a losing battle trying to waterproof from the -- Hokerer 06/14/2016 8:36PM

Agree with this ^^^ (more) -- VTarchstudent 06/14/2016 9:29PM

Agreed ** -- turkeywinghokie 06/14/2016 9:24PM

Have you tried talking to the property owner about the possibility of a -- Hokie360 06/14/2016 8:31PM

Alas, it's the city's property, and their brick alley suits them just fine. ** -- Kamikaze Hoo 06/14/2016 8:34PM

What city? ** -- 48zip 06/14/2016 10:03PM

You're really fighting a losing battle trying to waterproof from the

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