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Concrete Stain, densifier, and sealer

hartmanba

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I am looking to do something to my floor in a 16x24 garage. Going to be updating for working on cars. Insulation, heat, etc. I don't want to do epoxy. Can I stain the floor then put down a densifier and a sealer?

Looking to keep it low cost, add some color, and protect from oil stains.

I have old VW's. They drip oil. I want to be able to clean it off and avoid stains.

Can I do this?
What products do you recommend?
 
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LegacyIndustrial

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You can but a penetrating product will not make the stain look amazing and penetrating products are not the best guards against stains.

I would go Delta-Dye with HD6525MMA Sealer over top.
Great combo, budget friendly.
 

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I did acid stain and 4 different colors sprayed random. Really breaks up the patterns. Also used Ghostshield 4500 densifier and Ghostshield 8505 sealer. So far nothing has stuck to it and I have been rebuilding tractors in there. If something does stain it, and that’s a big if. The random stain pattern would hide it quite well. One of the vendors here carries the products. Google it for more info.
 

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I did acid stain and 4 different colors sprayed random. Really breaks up the patterns. Also used Ghostshield 4500 densifier and Ghostshield 8505 sealer. So far nothing has stuck to it and I have been rebuilding tractors in there. If something does stain it, and that’s a big if. The random stain pattern would hide it quite well. One of the vendors here carries the products. Google it for more info.


Would love to see this.

Generally speaking a penetrating sealer is not the best choice over an acid stain. something with a little gloss really does a better job.
 
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Out of town on a job. But I agree could use more gloss. The idea was to hide the stain that eventually will show up. I know I will be the one guy that will use something that stains it. I have posted some pics in other threads. Would like to try and burnish it but not sure if that would work or help.
 
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hartmanba

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Appreciate the info.
I see this sealer comes in colors.
Why would you stain then use a colored sealer. What is the advantage?
 
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