Shipping via the United States Postal Service to your home or PO BOX is quick and inexpensive.
The product is shipped as a dry powder that must be reconstituted by the user with purified wate.
In order to polish a mirror finish, it is necessary to fill in pores, harden, and densify the top surface of the material.
In addition, grout and other cement-based surfaces can be sealed with this product.
Treating and curing in two stages for a long-lasting sea.
1 Quart in Volum.
Granite, concrete, and other stone surfaces benefit from the use of a densifier, sealer, and hardener. This product is intended to fill in pores on the top surface of a surface so that it can be polished to a mirror-like finish. If you want the final polish surface to shine and reflect light, this is a must-have. They are available in a variety of sizes, including one quart, two quarts, one gallon, two gallons, and five gallons. When you click on “5 new from..”, you will be taken to a page where you can choose larger sizes. One quart will cover an area ranging from 50 to 150 square feet.
This is the second time I’ve ordered this product. I’m working on a lot of concrete projects right now, and this is perfect for me. Furthermore, it is significantly less expensive than some other brands that are sold as a bottle polishing item. Trying to understand the manual is a little difficult, but I’ve contacted them and received my answers almost immediately.
Note: When using Densifier, I recommend that you use a spray bottle. First and foremost, I made the mistake of pouring directly onto the concrete and spreading with a broom. When I use it according to my method, it does not dry quickly. Furthermore, it is a waste of time.
Edited on November 29, 201.
(additional notes on the term “Densifier/Sealer.
My project is a Counter-top made of Cast In Place Concrete.
This weekend, I was able to complete the installation of my ‘cast in place concrete kitchen counter-top. Approximately half of the kitchen was completed during the summer. This was a significant do-it-yourself project, especially when pouring concrete into pre-cast concrete forms. Working with concrete has presented me with a number of challenging situations.
With several curve lines around the three bowl undermount kitchen sink, the most difficult part of this project was sanding and polishing the vertical surface around it. The concrete in my cast-in-place counter-tops is 2 inches thick, and it did not provide me with much surface area to sand and polish. Without scratching the stainless steel sink, it was nearly impossible to polish the affected area without damaging it. I used a wet sander to sand and polish the wood, working my way up from grit #50 to $3000 in stages. My manual diamond pads and electric wet sander/polisher have been used to smooth out the surface as much as possible. Despite the fact that I was able to achieve a very smooth surface across the entire counter-top, it did not shine as brightly as I had anticipated. It also has a number of pinholes and an uneven surface on some of the sides.
This Densifier fills in pinholes and evens out the surface of the surface. It also gives the appearance of a richer, deeper tint to the concrete. After the curing solution has dried and the counter-top has been polished with 3000 grit, the surface appears to be wet glass. This product helped me complete my most difficult DIY project, a “Cast In Place Kitchen Concrete Counter-top,” in a professional manner.
Those of you who have worked with concrete understand that no matter how much you sanded or polished the concrete, there will always be imperfections on the surface. My opinion is that intentional imperfections such as this one create a unique beauty when they are done well. This product aided me in achieving the looks that I was attempting to achieve. That this product was not mentioned on the Concrete Network website is a source of great surprise. All do-it-yourselfers should be aware of what this product can do for them and how cost-effective it is.
