Dr3wM3
Member
Hello,
I have two gallons of PS101 penetrating sealer that I was originally going to apply to protect the concrete prior to applying RaceDeck FreeFlow Tiles. I changed my mind and decided that I will just settle for a latex based paint (Drylok Concrete Floor Paint). My question is, does anyone know if a siliconate penetrating sealer will work well as a primer for the Drylok paint? I spoke to Michael from Concrete Sealers USA and did not get a direct answer. He mentioned the PS101 hasn't been tested with the 1,000+ different topical coatings out there, but generally the PS101 does not have any debonding characteristics. When asked if it was tested with a latex paint, he said, "I don't have an answer" for you. So as you can see, I don't feel confident that this sealer is a good option prior to applying Drylok. I will check with Drylok on their opinion, but wanted to see if anyone had experience or knowledge with this. The last thing I want is for the paint to peel off sooner with the sealer than without.
I have two gallons of PS101 penetrating sealer that I was originally going to apply to protect the concrete prior to applying RaceDeck FreeFlow Tiles. I changed my mind and decided that I will just settle for a latex based paint (Drylok Concrete Floor Paint). My question is, does anyone know if a siliconate penetrating sealer will work well as a primer for the Drylok paint? I spoke to Michael from Concrete Sealers USA and did not get a direct answer. He mentioned the PS101 hasn't been tested with the 1,000+ different topical coatings out there, but generally the PS101 does not have any debonding characteristics. When asked if it was tested with a latex paint, he said, "I don't have an answer" for you. So as you can see, I don't feel confident that this sealer is a good option prior to applying Drylok. I will check with Drylok on their opinion, but wanted to see if anyone had experience or knowledge with this. The last thing I want is for the paint to peel off sooner with the sealer than without.
