Can you paint over RadonSeal?
256928
I have not tried to paint over radon seal but the packaging says you can after about 10 days. My garage took longer to finish penetrating and impurities came up like a fine sand. I'm sure I could paint over it now.
256929
Yes; Because RadonSeal protects concrete against water vapor, efflorescence, and the "alakli attack" it is commonly used by flooring contractors as a concrete primer. RadonSeal is suitable for use before applying paints, adhesives, epoxy floor coatings, concrete overlays, surface levelers, membrane "wet-look" coatings and before the installation of moisture sensitive flooring.
256930
I used it to seal my basement cement walls behind the insulation and sheet rock. After it dries I can see no reason why you would not be able to paint over it. I applied 2 coats and it works great.
256931
Yes, provided the concrete is porous enough for application. RadonSeal will not change the appearance or friction at the surface leaving it suitable for paints, adhesive, moisture sensitive flooring, etc. Often used by knowledgeable flooring contractors before installing carpeting, wood and bamboo flooring. While not common for basements and outdoor projects applying RadonSeal to a tight (or smooth) concrete surface is not recommended. Paint, overlays, epoxy, and adhesive will not adhere to a surface where RadonSeal was unable to properly absorb. If your concrete is smooth improve surface porosity by etching, grinding, blasting, or scarifying the surface. Yes, provided the concrete is porous enough for application. RadonSeal will not change the appearance or friction at the surface leaving it suitable for paints, adhesive, moisture sensitive flooring, etc. Often used by knowledgeable flooring contractors before installing carpeting, wood and bamboo flooring. While not common for basements and outdoor projects applying RadonSeal to a tight (or smooth) concrete surface is not recommended. Paint, overlays, epoxy, and adhesive will not adhere to a surface where RadonSeal was unable to properly absorb. If your concrete is smooth... » Read More Yes, provided the concrete is porous enough for application. RadonSeal will not change the appearance or friction at the surface leaving it suitable for paints, adhesive, moisture sensitive flooring, etc. Often used by knowledgeable flooring contractors before installing carpeting, wood and bamboo flooring. While not common for basements and outdoor projects applying RadonSeal to a tight (or smooth) concrete surface is not recommended. Paint, overlays, epoxy, and adhesive will not adhere to a surface where RadonSeal was unable to properly absorb. If your concrete is smooth improve surface porosity by etching, grinding, blasting, or scarifying the surface. « Show Less
256932
Yes radon seal can be painted over and will actually create a better adhesion for painting and the paint will last longer.
256933
Yes. To make sure I applied a base coat and the 2 coats of my color. Just make sure to dry well in between. I did this last February and floor has held up well.
2174027
It's a spray paint, I didn't personally try it outside, but I see no reason it wouldn't work. I would consider a clear sealer to apply after the glow in the dark, just to be safe
882148
Yes. I used it over bare sheet rock with several imperfections in a bathroom, and then used 1 layer of primer and 2 coats of paint and it worked very well.
1874459
HI JackYou can paint over this product because it does not have repellent properties.However, i recommend waiting for a couple of days after application to see if any white residue is expelled from the concrete.RegardsMikeStone Technologies Corp423-503-4490
1229583
If the product you are painting is already magnetized, painting over it will not take that property away. Hope this helps!
1355065
Yes, it can be painted. It does need to cure for 24 hours. I've also used something called Bondo which I got from Sherwin Williams but is sold elsewhere. That cures quicker. Make sure if you use the PC Products, you use the sealer
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I have applied fiberglass enhanced patching concrete to the walls that were sealed with Radon Seal Plus and then with ION Bond Armor. If the installing of tile involves a similar compound to set the tiles you probably can. The company told me that you need to make sure to follow the directions and rinse/scrub off the surface a few hours after application to ensure that a blocking layer does not build up on the surface. To be sure you should review the FAQ on the company web site and give their customer service a call. They were very helpful talking to me on my project.
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no it won't. it seals concrete, meaning, water won't flow through the pores of the concrete you treat. your problem is not these pores--your problem is the small gap between 2 slabs of concrete. the radon seal is the consistency of water, and will not fill the crack (the joint between wall and slab) you are talking about.
113340
No ! It needs to bond to the surface of the concrete! Not ment to be applied over primed & painted concrete !
1986822
It's just like any other paint. To paint over, I would lightly sand the surface first to give the new paint extra adhesion.
1542774
It's not designed for that application this is a silicone used in freezers and glass case refrigerators that contain food. I suppose you could use it and don't think it will harm anything but I don't believe its paintable. Why not a latex caulk from Loews its cheaper maybe 3 bucks or so
134528
Sorry - I don't know about painting since ours are all mounted high above the building.
39659
Not recommended to use over paint. Dry's clear but its compound would cause paint to streak. Sand pre painted areas before applying.
9788
You can cover this with any material but makeSure this is high temperature resistant. If you decide to paint please make sureIt's high temperature and water based resistant paint as well.
1747400
Yes, I assume so as you would just be adding a layer of paint over the white paint.
283890
Above paint? I'm not sure. Altho I sealed up my chimney and red paver patio with it, seemed to the trick. Will know more come spring &#128522;. It does defiantly give the stone a darker more complex look overall. So far satisfied.
716474
I'm not sure but I believe that you can. I know for a fact that you can paint over this with chalkboard paint. The primer is very dark though.