Archive for the ‘Concrete Sealer’ Category


My aggregate concrete with a sealer was cleaned with mineral turpentine. There are now big brown stains. Help?

Muriatic Acid, a mix of sulfuric and hydrochloric acids, will eat away the stained concrete. This will do the trick provided the stains aren’t too deep. WARNING: This stuff can be deadly! Wear goggles, rubber gloves (the heavy plastic kitchen gloves are good, but NOT latex exam gloves!) and a respirator specifically designed for these [...]

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Is wet-look concrete sealer too slippery for pool decks?

Try ZEP wet look Floor Finish(Step 3) which is available in the cleaning section at home depot. It is slip resistant. I have it on my floors and finished concrete in my garage. http://www.castlewholesalers.com/ZEP-ZUIMAGE128-Wet-Look-Floor-Finish-Gal-.html

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Sealers for Stamped and Decorative Concrete

Traditionally, concrete has never been a popular choice if a homeowner wants something with designs on it. Mostly, the surface of concrete just looks gray and dull, with nothing fanciful on it. However, with the invention of stamped concrete, homeowners can look forward to having beautiful concrete structures. The texture of stamped concrete can be [...]

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Concrete Sealer – How to do a Matte Finish pt 2

Concrete Sealer part two on how to achieve that perfect matte finish on our concrete sealed countertop. Duration : 0:10:34

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Can the concrete sealer that is used to seal basements be used on the inside of Porcelain toilets?

They are in an apartment complex with 80 units. All of the other solutions for the sweating toilets have not been feasible due to cost. Also the liners have not work. NO sealer will address sweating. Seating is a TEMPERATURE and/or HUMIDITY issue. If the temperature inside the tank is sufficiently colder than the temperature [...]

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Concrete Countertops Offer Durable Beauty