New Guy

[Mossy117]

Hi all, I'm new here and figured I'd say hello. I decided I needed a workshop at home so I had a 30' x 40" built. The builder is gone so I'm wiring it currently.
After that, I have to finish the plumbing, install the heat, insulate and drywall. it.
So after the very hard rain yesterday, the bottom row of blocks are damp an inch or two from the floor. Would you guys use that drylok concrete sealer?

Also, would you guys paint the concrete floor or leave it natural? I don't really want oil stains on the floor if I can help it.

I figure I'll put led ceiling tubes up for lighting.

Thank you for the advice and this great forum.

 

[Mossy117]

Well, I already put this in the wrong forum, sorry.

 

[thegroundpounder99]

Well, I already put this in the wrong forum, sorry.

Experienced members do that too lol, welcome aboard.

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[jakemac]

Drylok on the walls, an epoxy based product on the floor (before it gets oil on it).
Give both plenty of time to cure, not just dry.

 

[Mossy117]

Thanks Jake. That was my direction but I've not waterproofed masonry in the past so I wanted to be sure Drylok would be the best solution.