2008年2月27日 · Sealing moisture OUT is one thing, sealing moisture IN is a very different animal. Sealing a slab with active moisture migration and then adding resilient on top of that would be double trouble. Ceramic tile would be more likely to work.

2013年1月22日 · After etching or if you can, shot blasting is the best, you want to have a profile that feels like 80 grit sandpaper or somewhere around there. Creating a profile in the concrete is key to any floor and it is in the prep that creates it. You want your first coat of paint to soak into the concrete, sealing it up, thinning fist coat helps.

2010年6月27日 · New Concrete: Apply VOCOMP-20 when the surface water has disappeared and the concrete surface will not be marred by walking workmen. The picture on the right in the first post looks indicative of water dripping directly off of the edge of a roof, which will always create more damage than a direct light mist.

2010年9月9日 · I'd seal the concrete and then lay down sleepers. I've SEEN one guy use the PVC decking as a sleeper and then he glued the decking to it. He pinned it with some SS brads while the glue set. I think he used a Bond & Fill adhesive. I have no idea how this would hold up with expansion/contraction issues.

2014年3月22日 · Sealing Under Door Threshold-Best Technique Jump to Latest 142K views 20 replies 12 participants last post by Gaboy Mar 30, 2014

2023年7月17日 · We have had an ongoing issue with sealer turning white on a stamped concrete patio. In over twelve years of stamped concrete installation experience, we have not encountered this issue before, or since. The patio was colored with Brickform Tile Red color hardener and clear liquid release. The original sealer used was CM Polyseal EZ.

2009年9月25日 · Azek on concrete. Jump to Latest 15K views 9 replies 8 participants last post by StreamlineGT Sep 30, 2009

2006年12月16日 · The concrete floor will be a smooth finished surfaced and I'm looking for recomendations as to what sealant would be best suited for this type of application. I'm basically looking for a penatrating sealant that will block tire marks, oil, grease and other liquids.

2010年6月28日 · To the original question, the sooner the better IMO, but only with a cure & seal. I prefer WB myself, as we had problems with very early sealing with a very common solvent based many years ago. We all know water & oil don't mix, so I really don't feel comfortable using a solvent based cure/seal right behind the broom.

2008年4月23日 · For this very reason, I use white chalk on any deco. concrete. Normally blue or white on standard concrete, but I always cure/seal before sawing & snapping. I learned this leason many years ago, with a red chalk line that I couldn't get rid of. I ended up snapping a white/black chalk mix over the top & sealing it in.