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Cover block before densifier and ghostshield 8510?

jpcjguy

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Hi all,

So I ordered my densifier and 8510 from a vendor on here. I plan to put it down in the next month. (Concrete was poured 10/29). I assume I should cover with plastic the block wall if I want to eventually paint that white. I also plan to power wash the floor to get the dirt and blue scuff marks from the plywood sheets that are in the room truss.
Anything else I should do?
 

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If you plan on painting, then make sure you don't seal that area so yes, best to protect it.
 
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Hi all,

So I ordered my densifier and 8510 from a vendor on here. I plan to put it down in the next month. (Concrete was poured 10/29). I assume I should cover with plastic the block wall if I want to eventually paint that white. I also plan to power wash the floor to get the dirt and blue scuff marks from the plywood sheets that are in the room truss.
Anything else I should do?

Depends... if you are going to leave them, it wont hurt. If you are going to coat or glue something to them, cover them up
 
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