Concrete & Masonry Sealers Q&A
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Natural Stone Uses View answer
Asked 1 ´month ago | Green Building Supply, Penetrating Concrete Sealer
Maintenance / Cleaning / Steam View answer
Asked 1 ´month ago | Green Building Supply, Penetrating Concrete Sealer
Can I add paint safe glitter to this paint? View answer
Asked 1 ´month ago | AFM SafeCoat, Concrete Floor Paint
Asked 3 ´months ago | Green Building Supply, Penetrating Gloss Sealer
exterior concrete slap patio View answer
Asked 5 ´months ago
Can this be used on un polished Travertine tile? View answer
Asked 8 ´months ago | AFM SafeCoat, MexeSeal
Is this appropriate for use on HONED marble? (mosaic floors) View answer
Asked 9 ´months ago | AFM SafeCoat, MexeSeal
Can this be used on tile and grout? View answer
Asked 2 ´years ago
Can I use this product on a honed marble shower floor? View answer
Asked 1 ´year ago
Is this a penetrating or non-penetrating sealer? View answer
Asked 2 ´years ago
I have an underground storage tank (kerosene) that had 2 copper pipes which were terminated and covered with cement and some type of epoxy patch. The patch failed after 13+ years (we bought home not knowing about the tank) - had the cement removed enough to see only one of the two copper pipes was crimped - the other one had a sliw frp - that has been crimped and epoxy applied but basement still smells of kerosene. Does your dynaseal product seal cement so we won't smell kerosene? View answer
Asked 1 ´year ago
I bought the product to apply to the interior of a raised garden bed. But in reading the surface prep notes on the can, it says to apply a transitional primer on new wood before the Dynoseal. I haven't seen any mention of this anywhere online. Is the primer really necessary? View answer
Asked 2 ´years ago
Can the Safecoat Grout Sealer be used in exterior applications? View answer
Asked 4 ´years ago
Can this be used on stone and then painted? View answer
Asked 5 ´years ago
Hi, I'm staining my concrete floors in my basement. I have fixed some small cracks w something called quick Crete. Then sanded them down, next I will stain. Is this an appropriate sealer given I am staining and repairing the concrete first? The concrete is fairly smooth, I would like the floor to be waterproof and to protect my floors while giving a nice light sheen. Is this the right product? If not what would you recommend? Thank you View answer
Asked 5 ´years ago
Hi - I created a new birdbath out of concrete that has imprints of leaves on the inside. I want to seal the birdbath including the inside that will hold the water. Is there a sealer that I can use that will be non-toxic to birds? I understand that the PH will be high on fresh concrete and that there are products that can reduce the PH of the concrete before sealing it. Will that be necessary before using the sealer? Although the birdbath is large (~ 2 x 2.5 ft.) I believe that I don't need a full gallon of the product. Can I get it in smaller sizes? Thanks, Steve View answer
Asked 2 ´years ago
I have an interior cement basement wall in a rec room that is starting to crumble in places because moisture is coming through. I used drylock 15 years ago and it worked great for years, but boy did it stink! It looks like I need to repeat the process now on a small area of the wall. What less awful product can I use to seal it this time? (It was painted over with Ben Moore latex paint so it does have paint on it) Or could I use drylock and then seal that in, but with what? Thanks in advance! View answer
Asked 7 ´years ago
I have moisture coming up from my concrete slab and wetting my carpet. I read in another's question of the correct product to use and how it would need to be used on a raw untreated floor. So my question is, when I pull my carpet and padding back how will I tell if the concrete is raw or untreated or not? Thank you Mrs Testa View answer
Asked 5 ´years ago
I previously used clear caulk to prevent water from soaking through the bathtub/shower grout, but it molded pretty badly. I removed that caulk and now need something that will prevent the water from soaking through and damaging wood within the walls. Will this product, Safecoat Grout Sealer, do the trick? View answer
Asked 6 ´years ago
How soon before rain can this be applied? View answer
Asked 4 ´years ago
Will this work for sealing concrete tiles on a bathroom floor? View answer
Asked 5 ´years ago
Will this work on alumina cement grout? I was originally not going to seal as the manufacturer states it does not require a sealer but the grout still has a haze layer that continues to rub off and in some areas a small amount of sandy substance can be scratched off with a fingernail. Will this sealer help to bond and contain the grout? View answer
Asked 7 ´years ago
Is this good for outdoor terra cotta pavers?? View answer
Asked 6 ´years ago
Can this sealer be used on grout/tile on a heated floor? View answer
Asked 1 ´year ago
