Is this product good for coating leveling pads
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It may work yes. But as always make sure the pads are free from dirt and sand
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Yes, but you will need to make sure the garage surface is free of any oil or any type of residue. It will also be an advantage to feather sand the floor to break the sheen of the current coating to give our sealer a "mechanical" bond or anchor to ensure adhesion. After cleaning the floor, you can rent a rotary (slow speed) floor sander with about 80-100 grit sand paper. Just make sure the sheen on the floor has no shine. Hope this help, EnduraCoat
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For best result you need diferents pads an apropiate chemical, remember low speed is for buff, dont use more that # 5 to polish
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The pads from Harbor Freight work great with this backing plate. They have 3 pads, compounding, polishing and finishing.
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I used this product on a deck made of composite material with similar properties as wood. It's well-suited for the job because it provides a very even pressure so you won't damage the surface.
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I used this product on a piece of test equipment (oscilloscope) and it worked well. I've seen some more expensive products but don't know if they're any better (e.g. search for Conductive Coating at mcmelectronics.com).
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Hi John - I'm a total novice and I purchased a 4" Wet/Dry granite polishing Pad set to remove some chips we had on a travertine floors. The Pads worked great. Very pleased there are some videos on you tube that were helpful in showing how to use pads. As far as the densifier and sealer I'm not sure what products you are talking about. We don not have any marble only travertine. Sorry if this was not helpful...
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I have used them now on several types of surfaces from grass to crushed stone and smaller gravel to sand and feel they are a great leveling system. When I use them on a softer surface I make sure to over level to allow for them to settle a bit. One negative is the slippery surface of the wedge part that can allow the two pieces to slip a little but I am going to add some traction tape to them to stop that from happening. So far I am very satisfied and find it a simple and easy way to level my 27 foot travel trailer correct the first try. Hope this helps.
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I've only used this product system to seal a deck floor. You should ask the manufacture if this can be used between layers of wood. Sorry I wasn't more help.
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Yes, as long as the product you are proofing doesn't contain any solids - this should work for you.
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No: this product is to be used on hard surfaces only; if you are asking about liner repairs. This is a great product for sealing off grout seams, reattaching tile, or filling in deck cracks.
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The Tan pads are for scrubbing not polishing, They have green ones that could work, but I would get a set of the felt pads and use a liquid floor cleaner/polisher product(like Bona or Bruce hard surface cleaner) with them. An interesting note on both tan and green pads one side is rougher than the other, so be sure to use the smoother side for buffing or polishing and the rougher side for cleaning and scrubbing.
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I have not used this product in such a manner but assume it would be effective if using the higher numbered polishing pads, followed by a buffing pad.
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Dr. Ann, I think this would work fine on applying and buffing off car polish. I used it to buff off wood floor wax on a butcher block table top. Use one pad to apply and a different one to buff. Thanks,John
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The pad is 5-1/2" in diameter, the thin fuzzy pad material used to attach the pad to the buffer is 5". Also, the pad is 3/4" thick. I have used these pads in the past and they do a great job. Be aware that each color corresponds to the "roughness" of the pad and it's rate of removal of whatever you're buffing. Use the wrong combination of pad, cutting compound and polishing speed can and will cut through the clear coat and start taking off paint.
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Yes. As everyone here as stated already, you must scuff things up first. Red Scotchbrite pads work well for this application.
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The product is not a "coating", it reacts with free lime (left unreacted) in your concrete, during the curing process. S2000 is sprayed on until it stops absorbing (don't let it puddle for very long, wipe it off per the instructions). My experience in densifying concrete with this product yielded strong results when I applied it per the instructions. I accidentally diluted it too little and it was harder to work with. Diluting it less (per your question) may just make the process take longer). Nice product, depending on what you're trying to accomplish.