Does this look like it IS concrete when dried? Used another type and it seemed more like the elastic around a tub. I want to use on front steps.
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Not really, it is more of a dark gray. It's a liquid that that expands and kind of rubberizes to fill the cracks when it dries.
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I used it on my porch and it appears a little lighter, more white, and smoother than the concrete. It was acceptable to me.
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I see someone else answered. Its not quite as thick and plump as it appears in the picture. I was disappointed when I opened it. But once I used it I love it. I have a six month old that was just to confined in her baby bath tub and to difficult to wash her anymore. This I put in the tub she loves it and I do too. Keeps her in place not sliding all over the tub just feels much more safe.
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I had a handy man take care of this, but he did not seem to have a problem putting the handrail on cement steps. Sorry I cannot help more. Would I buy this rail again...You bet! It was not expensive to buy or to install and it is perfect for our needs...sturdy, steady and the perfect size. Good Luck! Marlene
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The felt side faces down and the green plastic on top is extremely thin. Since I have concrete, I was concerned about moisture getting on the felt so I put down the standard thick moisture barrier before putting down the Super Felt.
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Not sure what you are experiencing. I had no such problem but used it indoors last fall. If it is cool, it is likely to take longer to cure. Humidity in the air is also a factor and certainly if the concrete has water content from washing, the cure could be prolonged. Likewise, wrong ratio of resin and the hardener could do the same. And stirring it thoroughly is necessary. My advise would be to let it sit until it is NOT tacky. If that never happens, I would add very thin coat of sand and brush it lightly. eventually, it will harden up.
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Our steps ere outside our travel trailer during a couple of storms, not once did they feel slippery. The top surfaces are textured and have lots of dimples. Extra protection could be had by adding non skid strips (self-adhesive),available at Amazon or any local hardware store
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This step is just a liteweight hard plastic thats hollow underneath. If you need it in the tub it will probably float up,but ouside of bath it works really well.
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For dog pee on concrete, I would pour on the water/product mix and then let it dry on its own. Don't remove it at all until its completely dry.
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Cold concrete will make it more difficult for the servant to cure. The servant shipped with mine was dried in the tube so I couldn't use it. I used liquid nails andtIt worked well.
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I have been experimenting with painting over concrete furniture. It seems, in my experience, to have a long curing time, but once it has lost its tack, it seems really sturdy. I like it a lot. This is only experimental, I am using for art purposes, rather than what it is typically intended.
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hi b.m., i keep mine in the front of the tub and slide it on a linoleum floor every day. i''ve had the step for two months and so far, no scratches. i may not trust sliding it on nice hardwood floors. i would lift it but it's qute heavy and does not fold easily.
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Sucks at steps. unless its like one of those steep ledge ones. if it's a cascading step/bench step. (gunite/plaster pool that's rectangular shaped with curved corners that I resurfaced with epoxy paint after 15 years)
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I didn't have it up long enough to rust, as it keep falling off the tile, crashing everything into the tub- even after it was construction cemented. Good luck.
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could be on the ground but you'll want a matt of some kind to keep ground debris from your feet out of the tub. am totally happy w/it - is used every day and sometimes 2x!
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Yes. Used it on my front entry steps last fall. Held up well during the winter months of freeze and thaw. I'd buy and use again.
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Yup. Acts like a dry floor. No film that will show marks. Once you walk on it with wet shoes or paws, of coarse, you'll see new smudges. But with normal dry walking/use, it stays clean/shiny. Just used it today to spot clean.
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We used it on stamped concrete around our swimming pool. It was an excellent product! Easy to use and we have not had a problem with it being slippery! Would highly recommend...worth the price.