Will it work on rock or cement surfaces? And what if it become wet?
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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.
1862650
I assume that these pads would work on marble stone, for I think it a softer material than concrete, and these work great on concrete. The densifier/sealer come a detailed instruction page, which I remember to suggest to mix with water and spread on the surface after 800 or 1500 grits (I am not sure) and leave it on it for a day or so (as long as you can without it drying out, for prolonged action). Afterwards continue with the polishing, which would give you a harder, denser and more reflective surface.
1125304
Not sure. I tried it on stone (travertine) & it didn't work @ all. Not a fan of the product.
1769394
I used on concrete. Let it set for awhile Then brush and rinse. It should work on gutters
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
518860
I really don't know I haven't used mine yet I just bought it to to spray regular cement on dr you might ask somebody that does cement work sorry.
1153015
We only used it on our lanscaping rocks, and the cement sidewalk. It worked excellent on both. Took the rust right off. Never tried stucco, though.
1943264
I have no idea how it works on cement. On a paved driveway it works great...
1728705
I would think in theory it could. I haven't been impressed with it though. I have mine on an epoxy coated concrete floor, and then on a piece of paper on the concrete floor. It continues to randomally report that water is detected, despite being bone dry.
2270235
On a sidewalk, the unit will work very well. On rough surfaces, like crushed rock, it will not work well. As long as the surface is reasonably smooth it will serve you well.
765539
I haven't a clue about using it on concrete. I use it on wood to seal the surface so water doesn't penetrate and stain the wood. You have to reapply it as it wears away. It is perfect for cutting boards and butcher block surfaces.
535891
I doubt it would work well on either. Dirt maybe if it was level, packed well and had no rocks but it is best for indoor use or paved outside.
1581229
I have only tried it on wood floors in the house, and on cement outdoors. They work great on those surfaces. If the tile has a texture, and is not the shiny, slick surface, I would think it would work fine.
871515
sure, it works on any physical thing that is water-resistant, pretty much. It just causes superficially attached small particles to be shaken loose by sound waves
73907
It works great on granite and I don't see why it wouldn't work on any surface.
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I do not know am sorry all that I know is that we bought for a part on our son's car engine that was cracked. And it sealed it right away. That was last year and it has been working ever since. I know that our mechanic uses it quite a bit in repairs that he needs to do also and has worked like a charm. You may want to try it on the cement but as I said I do not know if it would work on cement. I am sorry I could not be more helpful
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I would give it a try. I used it successfully underwater to repair a large crack. Under water it acts a lot like drywall mud. I used a small taping knife to apply and worked it into the concrete. The product did shrink a little when it cured.