Mike65
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It was recommended to me after the concrete cures to pressure wash the floor then to apply a concrete sealer to it. What does everyone think, & do you have any recommendations?
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Concrete sealer?
- Thread starter Mike65
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Hi, a treatment will help to protect your floor. There are a wide variety of treatments, and if you read through the thousands of posts here you will get about that many suggestions!
As a large supplier of these products there are basically three popular treatments.
1. Topcoat epoxy or polyaspartic/polyrea systems. These come in a wide variety of looks, thicknesses, and price points. Being topical they do an excellent job of protecting the surfaces. Examples of this would be our www.armorcladepoxy.com or our SPGX one part Polyurea. We also offer them in metallic looks which are popular. These are tried and true systems but require prep and normally multiple layers and days to complete.
2. Penetrating sealers. These are products that 'soak into' the floor and do not change the look at all but they do a good job of preventing oils and fuels from penetrating into the floor a lot. Good for use when welding a lot since there is nothing topical to burn.
3. Sealers-These are also topical but thinner and normally offer less protection at a lower price. The one exception to this is our BallistiX sealer which there are a number of recent posts here from us which offers incredible protection with no prep normally required.
All of these products and solutions are on our website at www.armorpoxy.com. If you need assistance please email us directly (not PM please) or call us.
As a large supplier of these products there are basically three popular treatments.
1. Topcoat epoxy or polyaspartic/polyrea systems. These come in a wide variety of looks, thicknesses, and price points. Being topical they do an excellent job of protecting the surfaces. Examples of this would be our www.armorcladepoxy.com or our SPGX one part Polyurea. We also offer them in metallic looks which are popular. These are tried and true systems but require prep and normally multiple layers and days to complete.
2. Penetrating sealers. These are products that 'soak into' the floor and do not change the look at all but they do a good job of preventing oils and fuels from penetrating into the floor a lot. Good for use when welding a lot since there is nothing topical to burn.
3. Sealers-These are also topical but thinner and normally offer less protection at a lower price. The one exception to this is our BallistiX sealer which there are a number of recent posts here from us which offers incredible protection with no prep normally required.
All of these products and solutions are on our website at www.armorpoxy.com. If you need assistance please email us directly (not PM please) or call us.
Garage Flooring
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How do you use the floor and what condition is it inIt was recommended to me after the concrete cures to pressure wash the floor then to apply a concrete sealer to it. What does everyone think, & do you have any recommendations?
rburke65
Well-known member
Sounds to me the floor is either new on planned.
LegacyIndustrial
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Our version of what I am assuming you were looking for is here: https://www.legacyindustrial.co/products/formula-137-penetrating-sealer/
Video from a past client:
Video from a past client:
That sealer is free shipping?Our version of what I am assuming you were looking for is here: https://www.legacyindustrial.co/products/formula-137-penetrating-sealer/
Video from a past client:
I put in for 5 gallons to 99645 and it doesn't change the price. Looking at the 20 gazillion options, no idea what I actually even need. Needs to be grey and hold up to welding and forklifts. Was planning on just painting it.... cost of about $150.