If you have cement crazing will this still seal it and not show veins when wet?
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Hi It will not close cracks You should fill those first with a cement based filler and the sealer will then seal the filler plus the original concrete Regards Mike 423-503-4490
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It's super thick and would likely clog a spray bottle. I would say it's similar to Elmer's white craft glue. I applied it with one of those little foam black brushes. It goes on opaque but dries clear. Also, it takes time to dry (I gave it a full 24 hours) so you have time to shape and mold it before it stiffens.
1906200
It will seal the grout lines but the tile itself is normally too smooth for it to accept the sealer. You can always test by purchasing a 8 OZ bottle on the RadonSeal website.
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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.
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We used it to seal small (1/16") cracks in concrete after mixing it with Portland cement...so far the basement has been dry even on very rainy days when before we would get several gallons of water. Have not used it directly as a paint.
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This product dries clear. If you are repairing marble and are looking to make the repair seam blend as a seam, add pumice powder and a very small spot of lampblack. This makes for a grey vein, which is fairly inconspicuous. If you add pigment it prevents the epoxy from drying hard. The pumice and epoxy dry hard. Trim the excess after a couple of hours, then let the repair cure for a day
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Yes the filler stays the same color wet or dry, the surface of filler is smooth. It's not white but lighter then cement. Like new dry cement. It's great for indoor since you can paint over. Out door it would work for thin cracks.
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I used this grout to re-attach tiles in my plaster pool at the water line. However, I use a pool cement to "glue" them in place, after setting overnight, I use the water proof grout. I don't know if the grout alone will hold tiles in place.
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Yes. It repels water just like normal caulk. However, because it never fully hardens, you want to be careful how you apply it and make sure it stays intact after application.
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If you apply the sealer at the end, it should be ok. My projects are still intact and not faded or tarnished.
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Yes. It won't be water proof, but if you are just sealing it, this stuff will work. If you need water proof, look for a water proof varnish.
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It won't stick if it gets wet right after you put it on. It works on cement for me I let it sit for 20 mins and than if it gets wet it should be fine. It does not come off easy at all FYI.
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No. The stained area will not glow as brightly and will now be puddle shaped instead of having well defined edges the way it glowed before you treated it. When wet it will appear to stop glowing but the slightly fainter glow will return when it dries.
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This is a stain, not a sealer. The concrete will need to be sealed after the cute time. Depending on the location will depend on what kind of sealer you need.
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Yes in my opinion I think it would help in sealing the bead. It is very thick and needs to be thinned with water, even that is a chore. Once you get some thinned down it works very well. I would buy again.
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I am no expert with regards to concrete sealants, however based from all the threads that I've read, since you have a EPOXY paint on the driveway and the BD is a water based sealer, it will only be a waste of money to do that, the BD will just wash off, since your putting it on top of a epoxy. You have to strip the epoxy concrete paint then apply the BD sealer. I hope this helps :D
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I used it underwater on the tile grout and sealed it without a problem. It was quite quick to adhere. It most likely would work.