Recent content by Truk Snave

IF you haven't put a cure on it by now than its kinda late to "Cure" it. The contractor should have sprayed the cure and seal or a cure only on the concrete. Your concrete has already lost a lot of moisture that it needed for the hydration process. Also now you have to deal with dirt and...

Haha! Its more important for the longevity of you concrete! Why spend the money on concrete if your not going to install it right? Properly curing concrete is the key to long lasting concrete. I don't like people who give out misinformation. If you are going to sell products to a customer...

Densifiers may hold in a tiny bit more water than nothing but they don't have enough moisture retention to properly cure the concrete. The only way you can get away with using it is because it hardens the cream of the concrete, bring it back to the hardness that it would have been if properly...

Every architect, engineer,and spec writer use the ASTM standards for these products. The products are tested at a independent lab to meet or exceed those standards. In order to meet that standard all products have to be send out for testing, not in house testing. The entire concrete industry...

A densifier is NOT a proper cure. Legacy Industrial says that is cures concrete the same as a cure and seal....not true. If densifiers cured concrete properly then they would meet the ASTM C-309 spec. They do not. You can list any product as a curing agent!...a piece of paper can be a...