will it stick to a concrete driveway that has cracks?
1943261
Yes. I used it on the edge of the concrete garage, where it meets the blacktop driveway. Of course, you will be putting black material on a concrete colored driveway so it's going to stand out versus blending in on blacktop.
1943262
It likely will, Gary, if you apply the strip when the temperature is at least 50 degrees. As you'd expect, it will look funny.
1943263
I believe the answer is yes. It has a "sticky" back. Just peel and apply. Apply at temperatures recommended to ensure strong bond. Once bonded, can't be readily removed. I now have 2 on my asphalt driveway. One has been in place for 5+ years now, and shows little wear. I love this product.
1943264
I have no idea how it works on cement. On a paved driveway it works great...
1815574
It will stick but expect some rippling. If this doesn't bother you (doesn't bother me) go for it.
60868
I have doubts this will work. The adhesive likely isn't designed for that, and the ground wouldn't be clean enough or smooth enough for the adhesive to get a good grip. Try a glue type compound instead, like the stuff they use to stick down road reflectors, or road turtles.I use mine inside, on a flat, clean concrete floor, and it works perfectly. I have two, one for each vehicle. My kids kick them and stand on them, and they don't budge.
424848
I think this will stick to anything. Something as rough as brick should be no issue. Just don't expect for it to ever come off.
1889391
Yes it will. Make sure the concrete is free of any paints or coatings, or anything that might prevent proper penetration into the concrete.
1532388
I don't think it will stick to masonry or flat stone very well, unless it's very smooth, but it will withstand the weather.
283892
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
1636471
Just to be safe I would but I am pretty sure it will not but that depends on the size of the cracks. Some of the cracks on my deck are filled in after applying, only the wider spaced boards still have a crack.
420522
My surface is concrete and it works very well. The abrasiveness of the concrete does wear the blade out eventually, but any hard, smooth surface should work well as long as the snow isn't over 3-4"
965802
It should work there as well as driveway. The viscosity allows ready flow so it should fill a horizontal crack as well as a vertical. It is really solid when it dries.
1721392
The blade is a hard plastic so depending on the strength of the composite material it could scratch it. Using it on my driveway it doesn't seem like the blade strikes the concrete directly. That could be due to the angle I hold it at but it could be designed to not hit so the blade doesn't get worn out.
1723624
No adhesive on concrete surface in my case even if they are water resistant, If I would have to I would go with outdoor cilicone on a very clean surface... it takes 24 hours to dry out !It Worth to give it a try.Good luck, kindly let me know.Lou.
1488149
I think it would stick, but probably wouldn't look very good. It is good quality. You'd see lines where it overlaps.
631810
I currently have this on a painted concrete wall. The surface is far from smooth and it sticks just fine.
1044520
I would think so b/c I used it on a cement driveway and on a wood deck without any problems.
989818
No- this is not a product that will last outdoors on concrete. Get the sealer. Done right the first time is cheaper than doing it over..lol!
1808566
Probably not very well. But you could get liquid nails or another type of builders glue to make it stick better.