I want to seal silt stone to lock in any pyrite sulfates or other harmful minerals. I want to build a wall of stone for safe use with plants and fish
1861433
The epoxy will seal into porous substances no problem you will have to do it in layers over a couple of days. My only concern would be leaching from the epoxy itself for that you would need the MSDS sheets. If you contact the folks at AreoMarine they will get it for you very friendly group of people.
1577964
I believe it would be perfectly safe. The stones are meant for high temperatures, should be perfectly fine.
1192408
Yes, just hold the stone steady so you don't wallow out the hole.blow the dust away periodically or keep the stone wet.
1014943
we have granite with quartz. But it was recommended to us to seal the counters beforehand. It's much easier to clean the counters now. We will put more sealer on I think every 2-3 years.
2017239
No, silicate densities do not repel water. If you want a sealer, you need to use a water repellent silage silicate sealer, like the Armor SX5000. This product should only be used for small fountains and can't be used to seal cracks. Larger fountains will require a coating, such as an epoxy or a paint.
1765539
Should work okay as long as you comb the sand and make sure there's no larger stones. Also works best if your using coving as well.
1774920
There is no warning notes on the lable. I don't know what your purpose is but I don't think this is the type of product to use if you are sealing stone or somthing that will become hot. I wouldn't think it would hold up.
738320
RadonSeal works by reacting with free lime and alkali so its an ideal sealer for limestone! It will not change the color.
1790337
It would work for that but be careful at what level of coarse you use. This is only the coarse stone, you may want to finish with a finer grit, after using the coarse finish with fine, this will insure a closer fit in the end. they clean easily and remove steel like sand paper on wood. Hope this helps.
475088
Is this a serious question? It's ground up rock dust. I don't suppose it would hurt you but the way to get your minerals is through food.
733536
we would suggest one of the sealers made by DuPont...Not knowing what kind of stone you have would determine the actual product... A small test area is always suggested to make sure you get the result you are looking for and for adhesion.
232082
That is precisely what I used it for and it worked beautifully!! My coping is Pennsylvania blue ledge stone and shales very badly from the salt water. This product solved he problem just make sure to get the product on front edge and under the lip of the coping tile.
17181
I use honing fluid with the diamond stone. It will keep the filings from building up in the stone.
193561
I would do that but using small stones on bottom so there is some drainage for the soil to avoid saturation.
244574
They actually recommend Morton solar salt. If you have iron in your water make sure to get salt that has an iron reducer.
675240
Hardens plants, and keeps plants healthy and right if conditions in the grow room are a little off. Really good for hardening. Silica is in silica. That's it.
2021316
Micro-seal can be used on both vertical and horizontal surfaces and will work on natural stone. Where there is very frequent exposure to water I would recommend a 2nd coat or suggest using the Micro-seal in the concentrated version and add less water than the instructions indicate which will put more active ingredients below the surface for greater protection. (type Micro-seal Concentrate in the Amazon search bar to see the options available).