Anyone used this on acid stained concrete or know if it can be used?
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Yes, I did. I read he instructions and just mopped it on with one of those string mops and let it dry. I don't think I diluted it with water.
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Maybe. It would depend on what you are sanding. If you are trying to sand concrete it's only sandpaper for paint,wood or drywall. If you are sanding paint off of concrete it might work but it will not work on concrete itself.
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I was able to polish vinegar damage on marble. Urine is also acidic so I think it will work. Good luck.
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I don't know for sure, but I don't think so. They make a separate floor wax. I used this on my stained concrete.
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it I used it on a small area 3inc dia or so. Do not use this product on sandstone. it does not work and it will leave a stain mark.
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If you have rust stains it works GREAT!! They go away almost instantly... I love it and use it on my fiberglass tub enclosure, my sinks and my toilets. Hope this helps...
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No ! It needs to bond to the surface of the concrete! Not ment to be applied over primed & painted concrete !
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Carol,If I understand your question correctly, SOYGel is designed to remove topical coatings from wood and concrete. If your concrete porch is stained, SOYGel will not remover the stain from the concrete. There are very few coatings we have run up against that the remove will not take off. Best thing you can do if you are not sure is to call our toll free number (800-538-5069) and request a sample of the product to test first if you are not in a time crunch. Also, I'm not quite sure what you mean by "thick spide". - Hope that helps Carol (Jason)
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Hi, try to mix smaller amount , powder and concrete, and see. That is what I would do. It could work, my only concern is color of concrete , if concrete would be transparent, but it is not.Just try small amount, I have faith, that it could work.
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I haven't a clue about using it on concrete. I use it on wood to seal the surface so water doesn't penetrate and stain the wood. You have to reapply it as it wears away. It is perfect for cutting boards and butcher block surfaces.
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I used it to patch pits and cracks in garage cement. I made sure it did not need stirred up, but basically just trowrled it on and let it set up. Only a couple placed did I need to add a second coat to bring it to level. I had used it several years ago, around cement at the back door to the garage. It has held up to extreme temperature changes and traffic over it. It is for thinner cracks. They make a powder to which you do add water for deeper wider cracks.
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I have never tried this on cement. When I was reading reviews I don't remember seeing one for cement. Franmar Chemical manufactures this product maybe try to email or call them and ask about using this on cement. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
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I have used it on the concrete subflooring of the bottom floor of my house as well as the concrete flooring in the garage. I have been totally impressed at how well the odor is removed. Takes a few applications, but has worked well for me on many occasions.
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I would not. This has a rare kind of acid in it. It is designed for fiberglass tubs/showers. As mentioned by others, it does have a very strong fume to it. But it is the only thing I've found that works great on my fiberglass tub to remove the mineral stains from my water. I would not use it on a painted surface.
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I think it would certainly be a viable solution. I used this on metal which I believe is the intended use. That said I did "test" it on a brick paver that had some spilled paint on it and it bubbled up and removed the paint within 15 minutes. I will say that this has some acid in it I believe so you wont want to leave this too long on any sort of stone or it may cause damage as it will likely start to eat away. Good luck. IMO it is certainly worth a shot!
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No, not well. We applied three coats to our concrete counter tops and it did nothing but make the water bead a little. We ended up using tung oil and that made the biggest difference. Soapstone is meant to be oiled and resists stains better than concrete naturally.
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Odormute makes a HUGE amount of liquid product. Mix it up according to the directions on the box, pour it liberally on the concrete, and cover it with plastic for 4 hours so the enzymes can work a good amount of time. Then take the plastic off and let it dry (or put a fan on to speed it up). It will still stink until the concrete is totally dry, and then the smell will be gone like magic. It's truly amazing. DON'T clean the concrete with other products first, because then the enzymes might not work. If there is a lot of uric acid crystals from a truly horrendous buildup, go ahead and mop that off with plain water before treating it.