The installation process for waterstop strips varies depending on the specific application and type of waterstop being used. However, the following general steps are typically involved:

1. Ensure that the concrete substrate is clean and free from any loose material, debris, or contaminants.
2. 2.Apply a primer to the concrete substrate to ensure good adhesion between the substrate and waterstop strip.
3. Cut the waterstop strip to the desired length and shape, and make any necessary cuts or miters for corners or intersections.
4. Apply a layer of adhesive to the waterstop strip using a trowel or brush, ensuring that the adhesive is evenly spread and covers the entire surface of the waterstop.
5. Press the waterstop strip firmly onto the concrete substrate, ensuring that it is aligned properly and any cuts or miters fit tightly.
6. Use a roller or other tool to ensure that the waterstop strip is fully bonded to the substrate and there are no air pockets or gaps between the waterstop and substrate.
7. Apply a layer of sealant or joint filler over the waterstop strip to protect it from damage and provide additional waterproofing.

It is important to follow the manufacturer’s instructions and guidelines for installing waterstop strips, as the specific requirements may vary depending on the type and application of the waterstop being used. Proper installation is critical for ensuring the effectiveness and durability of the waterstop in preventing water infiltration.