Does the concrete need to be dry before application?
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you should wait 30 days before application so concrete is done reacting, I believe for absorption rate it should be dry as well
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HI Kevin It is best to wait for the concrete to fully cure for 28 days before applying the sealer. If this is already cured concrete, the concrete should be dry and it should not rain during application and for 24 hours after application. any questions email or call me Regards Mike Stone Technologies Corp 423-503-4490
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HI KevinIt is best to wait for the concrete to fully cure for 28 days before applying the sealer.If this is already cured concrete, the concrete should be dry and it should not rain during application and for 24 hours after application.any questions email or call me RegardsMikeStone Technologies Corp423-503-4490
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try it, this more for concrete/when putting sealer.I recommend testing a small area first and letting it dry to see what happens.
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Hi. Well concrete is porous but so is a paper towel. I would have to say I would think so
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Make it is dry before packing away. I leave mine out for a whole day drying in the sun before packing it up and don't put in basement where it is damp.
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No. You have to hang it up so that the water will drip off and it will dry. Ensure that you dry it completely before next use.
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You need to let it dry for several hours before walking on it. and if I remember right 24 hrs before putting heavy objects on it.
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I assume the question is directed to stains on concrete, tiles etc. The product can stain (light yellow) if wetted then allowed to dry and so care should be taken during application to avoid spread on sidewalks, etc. However, I find that if this does happen washing the product off with a hose largely negates this. However, if there is minor staining this fades entirely with weathering over time.
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I don't think so. I think it is effective on brand new masonry just to seal and water proof. I don't really know... I would be tempted to try a little test area with sulfamic acid cleaner from home depot. Then water blast it, dry a couple days and see how it looks. In my experience, it needs to look good before you seal...
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This is a question best answered by the manufacturer. Your question implies that you might have dry wall covering concrete walls. This seal is not intended to be applied to dry wall. painted or not. It is best applied to untreated, unpainted concrete. Contact the manufacturer directly to confirm this.
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Applied to concrete surface with a long handled scrub brush. Dampen concrete first . Also wet any surrounding plants. Scrub well and rinse off.
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The concrete needs to be completely dry so it will absorb the paint otherwise it will peal off. I would only apply it when the humidity is low. The paint is internally catalyzed so it will set it up even in cool weather. The instructions should give you a temperature application range.
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I'm sure you could, however the consistency and over-all dried hardness will be different then usual concrete. So it may not match correctly with surrounding concrete once stained. I used a paint, and it held up well, unsure about stain.
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I put on the colored coat and added the flakes before it dried. then I added the clear epoxy. I think in order to do a 2nd coat of clear epoxy you need to do it quickly or you have to sand the surface for it to stick. I don't see any benefit to the flakes. just decorative. there is a phone number on the product to call the manufacturer. I will tell you if you do it right, this coating is almost impossible to mess up. I make natural soap and it has had lye on it and has not shown any effect. but the key is to do it right. if your concrete has any moisture in it, the coating will not stick. my concrete was very wet and I had to put fans on it to dry for a week. you have to do the moisture test to see if your concrete is dry. this stuff is the best! .
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The RadonSeal does not alter the finish of the concrete. After complete drying, the floor looks the same as it did before the application if you follow the directions. If you have areas of gloss before the sealing, you will still have them afterward.
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If you make sure all surfaces are clean and dry, then apply sealer and let dry at least an hour before you use vehicle.
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I put a glaze on mine and it did take longer to dry since the tile is made of foam but other than that it did fine.
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Per Radon user manual (available ontheir website).... No"The concrete must be completely clean and bare. Remove all paints, sealers, adhesives, curing or form releasecompounds. Clean off dirt, oil, grease, wax, efflorescence, and other contaminants that might interfere withpenetration of the sealer.Make sure that the substrate is porous. Confirm that it readily absorbs drops of water or apply the sealer in a test area. If needed, increase the surface porosity by sanding, grinding, or acid etching."