will this protect cement
340837
Yes. I think it will protect cement from dropping weights and other heavy items
1536684
It's perfect for cement! I have one on my back patio for the grandchildren to play on. It's very durable, water-proof, and they can walk on it bare foot without burning their feet from the heat of cement during summer months. Primary reason was in case they fell, they had cushioning.
1719813
We found that it was necessary to pound the stakes into the ground to keep it "grounded" with all the air going into it continually and kids jumping, etc. We didn't try to put it on cement. However, the ones you rent do fine on cement so I'm hoping it will work. Sorry not to be more specific.
1675131
If not trying to cover a hugely uneven surface, or large gaps. it worked for me over cement board.
2248880
No finish what so ever. It penetrates deep into the cement to fill in all the air spaces, thus not allowing water to soak into concrete and freeze which causes damage.
261366
Never tried it on cement, though it has plenty of power so it would probably handle the occasional lag shield. I don't think it would take it on a daily basis.
1105365
I can't say for sure. I used it on white grout and it is super intense and awesome. But as I have not used it in cement I can't say for sure
949714
HI Mark Concrete Sealer X-1 is only designed to work with concrete because it reacts with the free lime inside the concrete. With clay bricks there is no free lime for the Concrete Sealer X-1 to react with. However, it can be used to densify and harden the mortar between the bricks to stop them from dusting and to stop hydrostatic moisture as long as that is not coming through physical cracks (which it will not close). You would be best to apply two applications to the mortar lines with a thin brush. i would not recommend spraying it on the brick and mortar because it may create a white residue on the brick because it cannot react with it. Regards Mike 423-503-4490
2127185
It depends on how irregular the surface is. If it is hard and bumpy then no. If relatively smooth like normal cement surface then ok. I found out you need a firm rubber hammer and then whack it when the interlocking tabs line up.
2022229
It's a "regular" plastic model... so I suspect any plastic cement will work. I like the Testors model plastic cement, it's $2 and dries really fast
1445141
Yes! Once cured, RadonSeal makes concrete denser and stronger so it is often used for the preservation and protection of outdoor concrete driveways, sidewalks, parking areas, building, and structures.
989818
No- this is not a product that will last outdoors on concrete. Get the sealer. Done right the first time is cheaper than doing it over..lol!
447749
It is intended for wood, vinyl, and asphalt tiles. It will work on sealed concrete, however two coats will likely be needed.
1296928
I don't know about concrete. You might need something alittle stronger, but for wood and tile it will do great. This product is a all natural cleaner.
1723982
The S2000 can be applied to exterior concrete and brick, but the use should be as a Densifier. If you are looking to protect exterior concrete, masonry or brick, you should consider the Armor SX5000. The SX5000 is a DOT approved water repellent that will cause water and other liquids to bead off the surface. It will provide protection from concrete dusting, mold and mildew growth, the formation of efflorescence and more. Like the S2000, the SX5000 works entirely below the surface and won't change the look or color of the concrete.
1299215
We have ours on cement for bike storage. I would think so if put on grass and auger's used to secure.
585465
On a vinyl liner I would have to guess no, on a cement liner....for the cost of the product I'd say get it a shot. I was able to seal a leak on PVC pipe joint that was wet and under some pressure. Again, for the cost ...I'd try it on anything to take a chance...good luck.