Predator257Roy
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It's been a couple weeks now, I had to wait on a couple of the sealers. But all concrete is sealed now.
The stalls got sealed multiple times with a Siloxane based sealer that penetrated and waterproofs, but does not have a film on top of the concrete and still allows it to breath. Moisture that may accumulate under stall mats would cause a topical sealer to scale off over time.
Stalls just sealed.
Dry
Beads water real nice
I chose a 30% solids acrylic sealer for both the interior and exterior broom finish concrete, as well as the center eight feet of the hallway. The hallway will have rubber mats going down the center and I saw no need to put the expensive polyaspartic sealer on it.
The stalls got sealed multiple times with a Siloxane based sealer that penetrated and waterproofs, but does not have a film on top of the concrete and still allows it to breath. Moisture that may accumulate under stall mats would cause a topical sealer to scale off over time.
Stalls just sealed.
Dry
Beads water real nice
I chose a 30% solids acrylic sealer for both the interior and exterior broom finish concrete, as well as the center eight feet of the hallway. The hallway will have rubber mats going down the center and I saw no need to put the expensive polyaspartic sealer on it.