Anyone DIY Werkmaster densifier?

[ocanuck]

A search returned nada...

How did it turn out and how is it holding up against fab work and typical spills? It seems to be the only densifier I can find in Canada.

I'd be using it on a fresh power troweled finished slab without any finer polishing.

Would 2 gallons for 800sqft be more than plenty?

 

[LegacyIndustrial]

2, maybe 3 gallons.
It is a respected product.

 

[ocanuck]

Thanks, is there some reason densifiers aren't more popular? It seems all of the discussion here is for epoxy/polys/arcrylics.

 

[Armorpoxy]

Hi,
Densifiers are very good products, low cost and easy to apply. Because they soak into the floor they often don't stop dusting and don't do much to make the floor easy to clean, hence why people use coatings or sealers. We carry an excellent densifier which is then often used with a sealer.

Densifiers are almost always used for polished concrete, but can be used alone.

Thanks!

 

[LegacyIndustrial]

We sell a ton to DIY and contractors. The margins are low so most outfits pass them by.

Definitely have a place for the right application.


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[DCVING6]

Not sure where in CA you are located, Diamond Hard Solutions in Calgary are good people.
http://www.diamondhard.ca

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