can you apply this to a moist or wet cement block wall?
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The product recommends for the wall to be wet to allow the pores to be opened to absorb the product.
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I think it would be very difficult to get a satisfactory result on a painted block wall. I think it would adhere ok, but would be hard to get the sections to line up properly on a surface as rough as that. YMMV
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No, it should be directly applied on concrete wall. Later you can put paint on the top. Main purpupose is to get inside the concrete tiny wholes and block the radon gas.
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I don't like the application of Hydro-Seal 75 as a waterproof base before tiling over Drywall. This is not a tried and true application of Hydro-Seal 75 so we do not have a record of successful applications for this application. Hydro-Seal 75 is a very unique material and is used to seal plywood and particle board subfloors to make them seamless. By mixing Hydro-Seal 75 with Portland Cement(50-50 ratio) a waterproof skim coat is created to be used on all the seams and a fiberglass tape is laid into the skim coat and then skimmed again to a smooth finish. Then two coats of Hydro-Seal 75 would give you a waterproof base to apply tile. For a bathroom I would prefer cement board designed for wet areas certainly not particle board, but no experience applying over Drywall. Rick Bernard Northern Industries Inc.
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I have applied fiberglass enhanced patching concrete to the walls that were sealed with Radon Seal Plus and then with ION Bond Armor. If the installing of tile involves a similar compound to set the tiles you probably can. The company told me that you need to make sure to follow the directions and rinse/scrub off the surface a few hours after application to ensure that a blocking layer does not build up on the surface. To be sure you should review the FAQ on the company web site and give their customer service a call. They were very helpful talking to me on my project.
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The stuff dries dark gray. I doubt you can get a match to brick without painting it.
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I do not see why not.I have applied it to a water-color decal that I placed on a wall in My bathroom.This decal was not to be put in a in any humid area.I purchased this spray and first gave it a quick light coat,followed by two added coats,which hardly used up any amount.Well the sprayed decal was put up over one year ago...and You know how steamy a hot shower can be! The decal is like it was when purchased,colors are still bright and water or humanity has not "penetrated" the water-coloring.Just read the directions and let the 1st coat be light.
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Yes, but it must be dry. Not suitable for wet or damp situations. Check your local building code also to be sure your installation is compliant.
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I have it on a cement patio. I would want to put it on maybe some cement landscape blocks 16 X 16 X 2 to dissipate any heat on a wood deck.
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This product works great. I would not recommend it for severely wet areas but for damp areas yes. I would recommend doing any necessary wall repair prior to application but other than that no prep is needed. I believe it only comes in white but ask your paint store if they can mix color in it. I use it like a primer and then paint my color over it.
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I applied mine to smooth walls, application instructions say it should be applied to a clean,smooth and dry surface. May not work well on a heavy textured wall.
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I put it on a foundation wall,it does have a white powder when it dries on the surface.I still do not know if it stops moisture.I would look. Else where for your
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Yes you can. Install the base 1st, then install cement board down to the base and then tile the walls down to the base.
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Yes it is also for cracks in walls. I did 5 different wall cracks in my basement over a year ago, and they are still dry.
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I probably should have answered "I don't know". I used this product to install crawl space vents in brick veneer openings. I'm not competent to install them with mortar. It worked well as long as you can leave it undisturbed until it somewhat "cures".
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I would recommend using a mason drill bit and mason screws to install this on a cement wall. When you put your rods in and you have to give a little bit of a pull when you take your rods of the rack, so I don't think glue will last long or really work out well IMO.
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no it won't. it seals concrete, meaning, water won't flow through the pores of the concrete you treat. your problem is not these pores--your problem is the small gap between 2 slabs of concrete. the radon seal is the consistency of water, and will not fill the crack (the joint between wall and slab) you are talking about.