5 Common Decorative Concrete Sealer Problems and Their Solutions

Bubbled sealer, sealer turning white or powdery, concrete color turning dark and splotchy, and sealer peeling, flaking or delaminating are all common problems that can be solved with the proper care prior to application

[@bobbysweeney5377]

These weren't solutions. These are preventative measures.

[@adrew1963]

exactly

[@ttaffaro]

I was just about to post that comment as well.

[@laroidX]

Bro that beat is lit!

[@mrscrystalek]

I need a solution to bubbles once they're there please!

[@immaculateflexy3962]

Thanks for the video.
What causes the floor to peel,I mean the edger lines to break off and what's the solution?

[@geoffreyliss6817]

Solutions are intended to resolve improper application. Need to add ways to repair then apply correctly.

[@sixsixpks]

Sweet, im terrified now.

[@adrew1963]

Efflorescence how can I get rid of it .do you have any tips for this thanks

[@bobbysweeney5377]

Oh man... not fun. You talking retaining wall block efflorescence or on a floor?
Floor is tough because of the time/cost ratio of removal in comparison to grinding down and resurfacing or removal and repour, but generally muriatic acid and scrubbing, and scrubbing, and scrubbing, then neutralize, then wash, is the only way I've done it. Problem is that the salts that leech through, lose their h²0 more quickly than the salts can be washed away, leaving the salt crust behind. IF you can get it to disappear and put all that work in, make sure the water pushes through the face or surface and stays wet on good side longer than the opposite. When the water dissipates mainly through your show side, its inevitable. For future projects, one thing I've done is, for walls, seal the back side so that water can't push through, as well as the face. For floors or countertops, the water MUST mainly exit the side that isn't your show, but your show side must dry slowly and keep that water loss process slow with humidity, preventing the air from pulling h²0 from salts faster than dissipation of salts. Good luck

[@adrew1963]

@@bobbysweeney5377 I used xylene which had about 50% effective would of been 100% if I bought a better sprayer but an improvement none the less go Zandon 10 horse

[@henriettamendes7307]

Hi can you recommend a sealer that is non toxic non flammable. I'm making vessels for candles with rapid all cement and need a sealer that won't release toxic chemicals while candle is burning. Thanks

[@delstep2255]

How to clean tough stains without damaging seal

[@WeThePeopleUnited2A]

This is what you should have done before you fkd up

[@PatrickGuerrisi]

These arent solutions at all. These are preventions

[@martywright7836]

need to remame the video.....nothing about solutions in this video.

[@stevepetersen9410]

Zero solutions offered here. Waste of time

[@chrislrocks]

Don't waste your time watching, this is a joke.

[@rippinlips1133]

Sik beat bro!