Concept Cement Panels
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- Date: Jul 18,2011
Here is an interesting look cement island panels. Whoa….
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5 Responses for "Concept Cement Panels"
Hi, what type of sealer would you suggest for a cement counter?
I recently was renting a flat with cement counters, but they seamed to stain easily or leave rings for awhile from wet glasses. Anything to prevent that? I’m hoping to incorporate them in my new home. Thanks!
I have used bees wax in the past. It works pretty well . You will have to apply it 3 or 4 times a year which is a pain.
Thanks Fred! Is it possible to use a similar sealer that you would apply to cement floors?
Yep Kemiko has a floor wax that I have used on my floors. They have a number of colors that can be blended to get a really nice finish/shine on the floor. Beware and read the directions because the floors will be very slick and the fumes can be a little toxic. They have directions that should be read and followed!
Ps I am not sure if this can be used for counter tops. As I said above read the directions!!!
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