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diluting Ghostshield 4500

misterfixit

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Just making sure here before I start.....

Using GS 4500 densifier on new (3 month old) shop floor, was power troweled very smooth, 1200 sqft. Still need to dilute 4 to 1, making total of 5 gallons?
 
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If you are going to be applying GhostShield 8505 or 8510, then the 4 to 1 dilution for a power troweled floor is correct. Makes sure that it does not puddle.
 

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It would be 3 to 1 then. Again, just make sure it dust not puddle. You don't anything more than a wet sheen when applying it.
 

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Just making sure here before I start.....

Using GS 4500 densifier on new (3 month old) shop floor, was power troweled very smooth, 1200 sqft. Still need to dilute 4 to 1, making total of 5 gallons?

This is 100% correct. DO NOT OVER APPLY

Only what soaks in right away. Do not allow it to puddle
 
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When is it appropriate to use 2 to 1? That is what the sheet from Ghostshield called for. Is there a benefit or downside to using to rich a mix?
 

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When is it appropriate to use 2 to 1? That is what the sheet from Ghostshield called for. Is there a benefit or downside to using to rich a mix?

If you are using it with 8505 or 8510 just DON'T.

If you are using it over power troweled concrete Don't

If you are using it over porous concrete as a stand alone densifier, ok but be careful
 

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Did mine today at 4 to 1. 2400 sq ft power troweled Used 1.5 gallons(7.5 total) of 4500.
I bought more than i needed....Now how much 8510 will i need?
 
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