Astro-t
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Looking for a concrete sealer for my garage floor. I have a 24x28 garage floor i just built with a concrete floor that was dyed gray.
concrete floor sealer
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LegacyIndustrial
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Excellent!
We have a few to check out.
There are others out there too.
http://www.legacyindustrial.net/?su...erformed=Y&q=Sealers&dispatch=products.search
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We have a few to check out.
There are others out there too.
http://www.legacyindustrial.net/?su...erformed=Y&q=Sealers&dispatch=products.search
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Garage Flooring
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Are you looking for something to add some gloss and protect the stain below? Do you want a 'wet look' or just protection?
LegacyIndustrial
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300 sqft per gal 1st coat, 400 sqft per gal on 2nd coat.
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I would DEFINITELY recommend the 6600 from Legacy. I am doing my 1200sq ft garage with it. I had to do it in sections so i could store my stuff. I used a microfiber 3/8 nap roller. The first coat went on very light most likely because it absorbed into the concrete, not like a stain does, but there was some absorbtion. It darkened it up very nice. The second coat i made sure i used a good amount and rolled over the first coat in a different direction. Hardly shows any roller marks. I did see some areas where more liquid stayed on the concrete and where some areas where i backrolled where it picked up some material that started to already set. Again, I am very pleased with the way it turned out!
I used a floor machine with a black scouring pad and some degreaser. I scraped the floor with a floor scrapper and pressure washed all the residue out the garage door.
While i cannot speak to the durability or the longevity of the product, it does seem to hold really well to the floor.
I used a floor machine with a black scouring pad and some degreaser. I scraped the floor with a floor scrapper and pressure washed all the residue out the garage door.
While i cannot speak to the durability or the longevity of the product, it does seem to hold really well to the floor.
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LegacyIndustrial
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Thanks Roosty! Looks Boss.
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Should i have any concern about hot tire pickup??
LegacyIndustrial
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No you should not.
Durasmack
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My concrete guy is suggesting a sealer called Siloxane.
Anyone heard of it?
Any good?
Anyone heard of it?
Any good?
Garage Flooring
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That is an ingredient in many sealers, including products we sell and there are a lot of brand names. One common one is Siloxa-Tek (preferably 8505) or the TrueLock HD40. Both should be used with a densifier first, such as TL37
Dick in Wisconsin
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Mr. Roosty: Is the 6600 from Legacy clear? Is that the underlying colors of the concrete showing through? How many coats? Just two?
LegacyIndustrial
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The HD6600-mma sealer shown in Roosty's pic is siloxane rich. Siloxane affords the sealer much more resistance to salt-water, deicers, etc...
It is available in gloss, satin and matte. Colors too!
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Shea
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We did an article on the Legacy HD6525 MMA sealer a while ago which you can find here. It should help answer some of your questions. It's pretty much the same stuff as the 6600 I believe with the exception that the 6600 also has great protection against salt water, translate - road salts, which would make it a good choice for your neck of the woods.
We did an article on the Legacy HD6525 MMA sealer a while ago which you can find here. It should help answer some of your questions. It's pretty much the same stuff as the 6600 I believe with the exception that the 6600 also has great protection against salt water, translate - road salts, which would make it a good choice for your neck of the woods.