Is there anything to be gained by just using a lithium based hardener densifier on a garage floor? I have 1320 sq ft cured floor, power troweled finish. General use of the area is storage of outdoor equipment, snowmobiles (think carbide wear rods) tractor parking. I do not want to put on a surface sealer as in my other garage I used a solvent based which gets sticky any time a drop of gas or solvent hits it. I like the idea of making the surface harder, and the claim that it help to make more "resistant to" liquids is about all I care about. I don't plan to polish, burnish, etc. Roll it on, and be done. hoping that it does some good to seal it up a bit by nature of the pores being filled. Is this legit or should I be thinking about some other type of product or sealer? I realize there are penetrating sealers that don't harden, but I think making the surface more durable would be a benefit if I went this route.
If I do this, do I need to follow up with any other products? Not looking to spend a ton of money, just want to do something with this floor before I move too much into the space, so I want to get it done asap. Concrete was poured 11 months ago, its clean, but would do final cleaning prior to any treatment. Any advice is welcomed.
If I do this, do I need to follow up with any other products? Not looking to spend a ton of money, just want to do something with this floor before I move too much into the space, so I want to get it done asap. Concrete was poured 11 months ago, its clean, but would do final cleaning prior to any treatment. Any advice is welcomed.