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Subject: I'd appreciate a word when you decide.
Author: spalding : member since May, 2004 : 343 posts
Posted on: 2006-11-07 18:34:55

I've seen a few sealant treatments on the Internet that are in your neighbor's price range - seems much too expensive.s I think you mentioned U-Coat in an earlier posting, and their heavy duty application runs that much. But seeing the wide price variation among concrete sealants makes me wonder if the less expensive, self-applied sealers will cover well and last. I don't anticipate giving my garage the kind of heavy abuse a regular gas station service bay gets, but I don't want it to bubble off or chip prematurely. That ends up looking worse than unsealed, oil-stained concrete.



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