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Hi Folks, I’m about to built a concrete countertop in my bathroom, complete with poured in sink.
What should I use to seal it? Will a latex additive be sufficient during the pour? Or do I need a sealer afterwards, and if so, what brands have you used succesfully? This is for my bathroom, not the kitchen.
Thanks
Prescriptive codes don't address the connection at less common angles, so base the connection off more typical ones using bolts, structural screws, blocking, and steel tension ties.
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Hi Folks, I'm about to built a concrete countertop in my bathroom, complete with poured in sink.
What should I use to seal it? Will a latex additive be sufficient during the pour? Or do I need a sealer afterwards, and if so, what brands have you used succesfully? This is for my bathroom, not the kitchen.
Thanks
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Why not one of the acrylic sealers used when the concrete is a traffic surface? Names like Meadows and Euclid come to mind. A low VOC Super Diamond Clear from Euclid might be the ticket.