Do you use foam brushes or paint brushes to apply sealant? Recommendations...especially the walls of a shower...and a stone shower floor....
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I used a roller wand that I also ordered from Amazon to seal the grout on the floor and in the shower. The Aqua seal has worked great for both the floors and the shower. My shower is a walk in type and is floor to ceiling shower. I also think a foam brush would be best if you are going to use a brush.
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I use an old pump canister ( pressure bottle ) with a wand to cover the grout for the tile on the floor......I have not used Aqua seal for the tile in the shower....however... I would suggest a foam brush......Aqua seal is an excellent product...I recommend it highly. Hope this helps. Alan
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I used a paint brush to cover uneven flagstone and it worked well. Be sure to blot any "pools" of sealer, as pools dry darker.
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Hello-You can certainly seal your tiles with our 511 Porous Plus. But they would only require sealing if they are a porous material. If they absorb/darken when water is applied to the tiles then it would be a good idea to seal them. If they do not absorb water then you should not have to seal them.Thank YouMSCtechnical Support Team
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Yes - Vaseline just came out with something called Spray-n-Go. I haven't tried it, but on the commercial, it looks like a foam. You could try spray dry oils too - work wonderfully and sink right in.
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I've not used it to cover grout. My poor experiences listed in the review I submitted may or may not apply in your use case. I'd think of this is a coin toss situation. On the up side, due to that it's rough surface, it might actually stick to grout better than other surfaces. On the down side, you may not be able to properly clean the grout such that this stuff can stick. When I grouted my bathroom, I used a grout that was epoxy based. The clean up needed to be done immediately and was done by using water diluted white vinegar (acid). I'm not sure if this clean up method is advisable in your situation or not but it may be an option. No sealant was needed due to the epoxy and was inherently mold resistant. Alternately, if your concern is the mold on the grout, you might consider using a sealant since that's MUCH easier & quicker to do.
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We recently did our master bath with these tiles. I mixed semi-gloss water based paint with a little water and put in a 1 gallon garden sprayer (the kind you pump-up for pressure). You can adjust the nozzle to do a fine mist. I "spray-painted" my tiles before putting them on. It worked great. I "spray-paint" everything like that. =) From past experience, if you spray-paint stryofoam of any kind, it'll melt.
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You can use any brush made for water based paints. I sprayed it on, with a garden sprayer and then brushed it out to make it more even. It goes on very watery; almost like applying water to the wood. It soaks in well but don't be surprised if there's some runoff. I suggest treating boards before building your project so you can cover all sides. I did mine on plastic so any runoff was reusable for other pieces. This is a great product!
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I sprayed mine with polyurethane to cover up some mess ups.. worked out real well... so I assume you could paint it as well..
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My stone was vertical - so I used a brush. Possibly a small sponge roller not dripping wet fo the underside application. Apply to small sections at a time then repeat coating to ensure complete coverage. Hope this helps
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I use a cheap paint brush. Be careful of splatter on walls as it will stain.
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Yes. Sorry, I have an incurable deadly curiosity. Can I ask why you would brush in the shower? Sonic brushes aren't THAT messy, lol. No answer required if it's too personal to ask.
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I poured the cleaner on the slate floor in my shower and scrubbed it with a brush. I rinsed it clean and let it dry thoroughly, and then used a small roller to apply the sealer. I let the sealer dry for two days before using the shower again.
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I used a brush on the floors that we did in our business, The house was in the historical district.I guess you could spray what ever you are doing.Sometime I use a rag and rag it on. Depends on the size of the project you are doing.
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I think it would be very difficult to get a satisfactory result on a painted block wall. I think it would adhere ok, but would be hard to get the sections to line up properly on a surface as rough as that. YMMV
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You could use it on a concrete shower floor and it would seal the floor. However this stuff pretty much disappears when it dries and would not give you a finished look. There are resin coatings which give a nice finish and also seal out moisture.
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I don't usually seal my stone work ( not my nature or use ) but I'd try going to Home Depot or Lowes and read the labels...or ask a countertop outfit what they use. Lots of option I think, dep on your application. Hope it helps - have fun.
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I'm guessing your shower is tiled, and your looking for the cement value this product has in it. Sounds like a reasonable solution and it will look fine, like all paints, for a while, but I don't think that this paint will be as easy to redo in the future if you have to strip it. This is an excellent product for outside walls and statues, and basement walls, all just require a little wire brushing and repaint. My suggestion would be to cover the wood in white aluminum and chalk it. Or cover with stainless steel trim if you got the $, No paint , ever! Easy to clean . Botta boom batta bing