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Problems with damp proofing can become worse if they aren`t treated and that`s why it`s best to tackle them as soon as you can. You can call in teams of damp proofing experts and they will soon have the problem under control. These teams will use a variety of equipment to stop the problem getting worse. Kits can be purchased that contain all the necessary items to treat the problem in the first place. A damp proof course injection kit could be just the ticket as it can provide a complete new course of treatment. Inside the kit are a number of products that can be put to good use straight away. There are cartridges of cream and the drill bits necessary to drill the injection holes. A large heavy duty caulking gun is also present as are a pair of protective gloves. What happens when the kit is used is the operator must drill a 12mm hole at regular intervals into a bed joint up to a depth of 90% of the wall`s thickness. Then all they have to do is fill the hole with the cream until it gets to within 1cm of the wall surface. This type of damp proofing is common and it proves to be very effective at stopping the damp from returning.