How soon can I put on a siliconate sealer Some say 28 days so.e say now
C Cadmandu Well-known member Joined Oct 14, 2020 Messages 56 Location Va Aug 28, 2021 #1 How soon can I put on a siliconate sealer Some say 28 days so.e say now
C CombatNinja Well-known member Joined Aug 24, 2013 Messages 1,456 Aug 28, 2021 #2 I'm sure one of the experts here like Willysfan can chime in but I personally wouldn't put anything on a slab that is still curing.
I'm sure one of the experts here like Willysfan can chime in but I personally wouldn't put anything on a slab that is still curing.
F FMB4 Well-known member Joined Jan 19, 2017 Messages 2,926 Aug 29, 2021 #3 I'd wait at least 6 months for the slab to cure. But other, more knowledgeable forum members, might add their suggestions.
I'd wait at least 6 months for the slab to cure. But other, more knowledgeable forum members, might add their suggestions.
T tncatadjuster Well-known member Joined Jan 3, 2010 Messages 2,003 Location Memphis, TN Aug 31, 2021 #4 What does the label say?
A Armorpoxy Well-known member Joined Aug 18, 2013 Messages 3,735 Location NJ Aug 31, 2021 #5 Always best to check the manufacturer's directions since different suppliers have different directions.
Always best to check the manufacturer's directions since different suppliers have different directions.
J joes169 Well-known member Joined Sep 19, 2011 Messages 663 Location WI Sep 3, 2021 #6 I've never seen a siloxane or silane based sealer that didn't require at least 28 days of curing before application. Any chance that a curing sealant was applied when the concrete was fresh?
I've never seen a siloxane or silane based sealer that didn't require at least 28 days of curing before application. Any chance that a curing sealant was applied when the concrete was fresh?