Will it properly adhere to a properly neutralized, (no residue) acid stained walkway that was grind-ed down to 400 grit? It is still porous.
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I had a stamped concrete patio around my pool.This product made the concrete look real nice.I also use it on some bricks around my wood stove which also work great.l would not recommend to use this product indoors as I did with my bricks.The smell will take 2 weeks to get out.Not safe for indoors.Other than that work great.
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hi tom, polishing a granite top is in itself risky. if the seams are uneven, don't. if the bonding agent is sticking up, that would work. the color will not penetrate a hardened, sealed granite. it has to be gouged out and refilled with the right color compound. sorry, no real good news! mike
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Basically, the surface of the material has to be cleaned well. Be sure that the surfaces do not have dirt, dust corrosion...
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It should work just fine. You will need to de-glaze the surface (or sand with 150-grit sandpaper) before applying the varnish to aid adhesion. This product yellows, but it is transparent, and the underlying surface will be visible.
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My guess is it will adhere best to smooth surfaces and may need some help on canvas or other porous materials.
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No ! It needs to bond to the surface of the concrete! Not ment to be applied over primed & painted concrete !
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This material is pretty thick and should cover slight imperfections. If the mottled surface isn't too raised then it should be fine.
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I have used it on PVC piping. I applied it this spring, and it still looks newly painted. As per instructions, I did **not** sand prior to application. So far, I am a happy customer. If I have seen any downside, it does not clean off readily with paint thinner.
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We normally recommend that you acid stain after you apply this product.You can apply any other type of coating on top of Concrete Sealer X-1.RegardsMikeStone Technologies Corp423-503-4490
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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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Hi, My contractor used "standard" sheet rock screen, perhaps equal to 180 grit. Even using extension pole, he was able to keep a smooth surface; no gouges anywhere. As I recall his regular sanding head (not the heavy duty Sand & Kleen head) had the same amount of padding. Sorry, I'm no help. Good luck with your project.
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Most possibly no. I have tried it on smooth surfaces and it successfully held up to several lbs, however, concrete at its smoothest type would still have tiny holes which prevent the glue to work. If what you are gluing is not very heavy it might work by applying several layers of glue.
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The glue is very sturdy & will last outside for many months. Just check on it every so often to make sure none of the areas the glue has been applied to has separated from any surfaces. My suggestion would be to roughen up any areas where you're applying the glue with large grain sandpaper to help the glue stick better. Good luck!!
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Yes; I have it under my grill on a deck restored with a similar problem. No problems with it sticking to the new, textured surface provided by Deck Restore.
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I haven't tried adhering it to a rough surface like brick. In my experience, it does not adhere well at all to smooth surfaces, especially if they are prone to developing any moisture. However, the brick surface may hold it in place. You really have to "pack" the caulking in tight to make it stick.
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No it won't. The color turns into a solid grey appearance once hardened and cured. You may want an acrylic apoxy clear.
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Yes, unless the rust has already pitted the surface. If the rust has already ruined the sur surface, you will see some variation. But it will clean it up.