Will aqua mix sealer and coating remover, remover sealer from stamped concrete?
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How porous is the concrete? I feel like the sealer may be too far inside the concrete to remove it...
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Don't know about adding it to grout before application, but really like this product as a grout sealer after the grout has dried but remains somewhat porous. Years ago, I used to add an acrylic to grout before application. I think you can still purchase acrylic additive that bonds well and adds an element of water tightness to your grout. On the other hand, most current grout mixes already have an additive that gets the same result. I'd just stick with using this grout sealer over a sanded grout. It works really well.
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I would say yes. I just used it on some white brushed finished travertine. It penetrated well and left no haze. Since the marble has a matte finish, I think the sealer would perform in a similar way.
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vague question old concrete new concrete I would contact Green Seal directly
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yes it will. After removal you will have to clean surface with an adhesive remover. Goo Gone will work as well if you do not have access to commercial grade products.
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Yes, it is a clear sealer, but it needs to be wiped off the tile after application. It seemed to work better than other sealers I have used in the past.
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No, the sealer won't give you a matte finish. It is rather oily though, you'll have to buff the excess off.
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It's best to remove and start again when using two different types, water and solvent based sealer. If you are using water based on water based, it may work well, almost used as a second coat, which is common, as long as there are not opposing chemicals in the two types of sealer.Matt DenyerOwnerBrevard Outdoor Services
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Nope. Not unless you remove the paint first and I mean REALLY remove all paint. Radonseal works by ways of a chemical reaction with the ingredient cement, which is in the concrete. If it can't soak into the concrete, no chemical reaction will occur and no barrier will form. Sorry!
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I have used it on concrete before and mixed a little bleach in with my cleaning solution.
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HI MarkConcrete Sealer X-1 is only designed to work with concrete because it reacts with the free lime inside the concrete. With clay bricks there is no free lime for the Concrete Sealer X-1 to react with.However, it can be used to densify and harden the mortar between the bricks to stop them from dusting and to stop hydrostatic moisture as long as that is not coming through physical cracks (which it will not close).You would be best to apply two applications to the mortar lines with a thin brush. i would not recommend spraying it on the brick and mortar because it may create a white residue on the brick because it cannot react with it.RegardsMike423-503-4490 HI MarkConcrete Sealer X-1 is only designed to work with concrete because it reacts with the free lime inside the concrete. With clay bricks there is no free lime for the Concrete Sealer X-1 to react with.However, it can be used to densify and harden the mortar between the bricks to stop them from dusting and to stop hydrostatic moisture as long as that is not coming through physical cracks (which it will not close).You would be best to apply two applications to the mortar lines with a thin brush. i would not recommend spraying it on the brick and mortar because it... » Read More HI MarkConcrete Sealer X-1 is only designed to work with concrete because it reacts with the free lime inside the concrete. With clay bricks there is no free lime for the Concrete Sealer X-1 to react with.However, it can be used to densify and harden the mortar between the bricks to stop them from dusting and to stop hydrostatic moisture as long as that is not coming through physical cracks (which it will not close).You would be best to apply two applications to the mortar lines with a thin brush. i would not recommend spraying it on the brick and mortar because it may create a white residue on the brick because it cannot react with it.RegardsMike423-503-4490 « Show Less
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I used the sealer/enhancer on exterior flagstone and only had to blot with a towel indentations where sealer collected in little pools. Otherwise, I did not wipe stones overall and it turned out nicely.
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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
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I used this to remove a wet look sealer from my indoor slate, and it worked great. The key is to use absorbant towels to remove all of the dissolved goo, while it is still wet, otherwise it turns shiny again when the remover evaporates.
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No. Silicate based sealers (S2000) and Silane-Siloxane sealers (Armor SX5000) will do a great job at reducing the movement of water and moisture but they are chemically incapable of stopping it completely. Cinder blocks very porous and often times you have other issues, such as grout lines. In severe cases, the block will fill up with water towards the bottom of the wall. The best way to stop water is from the outside - direct water away from the house and seal the exterior. Cinder block and stucco are a bit more complicated than poured concrete unfortunately. Sealers are best when used for prevention or reduction. Severe issues or constant water need to be addressed at the source.
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This will depend on the sealer. If it is a top coat sealer or enhancer it will not work.
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Definitely, NOT! Radon Seal works by a chemical reaction between it, and the cement in concrete. It does NOT work unless it's used on clean, porous concrete. There is less cement in concrete blocks (also known as cinder blocks) so more radon seal is needed in this case. NEVER use RadonSeal on anything but cement based, porous concrete walls, floors and blocks. Sorry!