Does this product adhere to concrete or brick? Can it be used for this application?
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It could, however, this particular product is more for wood/metal/plastic applications.. You'd be better off using a masonry epoxy for brick or concrete projects.
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It will definitely stick on a normal brick. I would say up to 5pds. It is really strong.
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Hello,Thanks for your interest in Foam it Green!Properly applied Foam it Green should bond to anything that is not oily, wet, or extremely dirty, provided the temperature of the surface is 65-85' F. It may have some difficulty sticking to some super slick surfaces like some plastics, but the foam works great on metal, wood, cement, brick, block and many other surfaces.I'd be happy to answer any additional questions you have about your basement project. Just give me a call at 800-516-0949.Thanks! Linda
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I used the enclosed adhesive and it's held onto the brick very well. My location is out of direct sunlight and any pounding weather, so that may play a factor as to why mine have been fine.
973847
It will work on wood, but I doubt it will go through brick. This is meant for soft materials, upholstery, etc.
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No, But It Will Work Fine On Brick, You Will Need To Pre Drill Holes With A Masonry Bit.
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it will work perfectly on concrete. I used it to coat my concrete patio and it did just fine.
679949
If it work with hardy backer board which is made of cement, it should adhere to plaster. Don't forget to get the 6" fiber mesh too.
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I'm sorry I don't know if it would stick to brick.it does stick to porcelain tile and also wood.. I hope this helps
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It will definitely adhere to the brick. I have used it inside my fireplaces on several new homes to keep the firebox black. It will eventually burn off in some places on so I just repaint it every couple of years.
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My Hydro-Seal 75 worked perfect for the application I purchased it for. Sealing concrete block. I agree with Rick, For tile application over drywall, use cement backer board between the drywall and tileDan
1125519
I have used it and it worked, but it wasn't concrete. It was drywall, wood, and metal vents (yeah... they peed INTO an air duct vent... jerks).
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I purchased this item. Attached it to my composite decking. I would think you could attach to concrete with masonry screws and a hammer drill. Would definitely by one and practice. My concern is how well the plastic base will hold up over time - through cold winters and hot summers.
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It's cushy, but not cushy enough for brick. The instructions also say not to put it on concrete. We have a concrete patio, though, and my plan was to put it on a few towels to protect it, but in the end, I opted to put it on the grass.
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That would most likely work. The concrete patch material is pliable but would require some type of backing during application and drying. The color is gray so I don't know what the end color would be mixed with brick dust but it would be mixable and worth a try.
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It will bind to cement board. Have not tried to fill such a large gap. The product is an adhesive not a filler. No other recomendations.
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I have never tried this on cement. When I was reading reviews I don't remember seeing one for cement. Franmar Chemical manufactures this product maybe try to email or call them and ask about using this on cement. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.