Can you use this on a concrete pebble shower floor?
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Yes, Micro-seal can be applied to an unpainted concrete pebble shower. It is an outstanding water repellent that will not change the appearance and penetrates below the surface, not leaving a surface film, however it is a water repellent and not a waterproof product and if you are looking for a 100% waterproof coating, you will need to use another product that will leave a surface film over the shower floor and is advertised as offering a completely waterproof solution.
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Yes you can. That is the reason I purchased it and it works great. The tiles are a hard plastic with area for the water to pass.
1673287
Not sure about concrete but we installed on a marble floor and it's been great. The only issue that might be of concern is the width of the top rim of the tub. It's wide, 3 inches or more, and it invites you to sit on it but it's not meant to be. That's the only concern That I can think of. It has performed very well and we really enjoy it.
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I would definitely remove the tiles before applying the concrete on the countertops. I am not sure if this would be good product to use inside a shower. Not sure how it would hold up exposed to a lot of water on daily basis. I used it on bathroom countertop. It's still beautiful. The project was completed almost a year ago.
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Yes,you can. I use it on travertine tile and it does a fantastic job! I hope this is helpful!!
2101229
I wouldn't. It would permanently ruin your tile. My grips worked great on the tile installed as instructed.
774728
Yes, you can. However, I recommend using rubber liner in lieu of the shower base.
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Here's a you tube video that shows it being used on a concrete floor. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lDnukl-wJG8
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The package does not say it cannot, but it also does not say safe for a damp location. I would look for one that says it is safe for shower location
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I think it would be fine. Just be sure if you are using it in a company that you have it marked where the bump will be. We use it on a cement floor and it works great.
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Yes, this product is holding up great with the pool chemicals, so I belive it would be a better grout to use in a shower because soaps,shampoo,or any other household chemicals are not as strong as pool chemicals.
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I didn't use it on a shower floor, just the bathroom floor; but since there are lots of grout lines I don't think it would be too slippery.
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I never used it on grout or shower tile. However i think it would work great on the tile. We use this product for my dads headstone which is granite and it works amazing. Hence the name :)
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I don't see why not, but make sure you have a 'drip catcher' in case you add too much water...you would not want to ruin your floor!
598324
Of course. It's pliable rubber/plastic type product designed for this specific use. During our sub-zero weather, I noticed that it became more rigid, making a noise when hitting a grout line. I thought that there was a misalignment with my shower door. Not the case. Pay 5 times more at HD or Lowes. Same product, best price.
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I guess it could, Im not an expert. I would make sure the floor is wiped clean so the hydroban sticks. I guess I don't understand why you would need to water proof under carpet? I would think you'd want the water to dry out threw the cement if it got wet
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I would not recommend using it on stone floors - it's probably best on a smooth surface.