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sealing and painting self-levelling concrete

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embee | 10:27 Fri 16th Mar 2007 | Home & Garden
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We have just had a new self-levelling skim put down on the garage floor. The sealant we bought from B&Q says it is not suitable for self-levelling concrete. We would like to get it sealed to stop any dust. What should we use?
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The best way to seal concrete is with a diluted mix of PVA and water, anything between 5 or 10- one will do the trick. The more pva in the mix, the more plasticky the floor will look.
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