Smell
That is a tough one. There are processes to eliminate the odor. If you live in the NE area, I may have a few sources for you. Any question, plea...
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over 7 years by KingVolcano
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Carpet + Basement = Problems
I would never suggest carpet for a basement floor. Over 90% of carpets give off odors or out gas poisons. So putting carpet in an area that has lit...
over 7 years by KingVolcano
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Fixes
1. You can put epoxy in the cracks, but you may want to stitch the crack/s first. Depending on the width of your crack, you can start with a liquid...
about 8 years by KingVolcano
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Not Sure
I would like to see pictures. It seems like once stamping starts to crack, it's all downhill from there. I'm not sure what I'd do....need to see pics.
about 8 years by KingVolcano
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Scratch It
Scratch the first paragraph....I forgot you already used Dry-loc.
about 8 years by KingVolcano
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Barrier
Seal the concrete with a crystaline product. But you have to make sure it is applied correctly. SureCrete makes an excellent product named Hydro-Bl...
about 8 years by KingVolcano
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Why ?
Why do you want to install the baseboard on top of the carpet? If you ever change carpeting, you will have to move the baseboard. Why do you wan...
about 8 years by KingVolcano
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Enough
If you have never tried the product you are slamming, then you are just a bag of hot air. Sounds like you are an old **** who is set in his ways an...
about 8 years by KingVolcano
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Fexana Reply
You state your product uses the "latest in european technology", but then you say it has been used in europe for over 60 years....so, it your lates...
about 8 years by KingVolcano
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Stamped Issues
Contact me. I may be able to help. Kingvolcano@aol.com
about 8 years by KingVolcano
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Epoxy/Sand Mix
I would use a good quality 100% solids epoxy mixed with fine, dried blasting sand. Mix the sand and epoxy together to make a grout. It is expensive...
about 8 years by KingVolcano
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Resurfacing
Look at epoxy/stone resurfacing. The cracks can be addressed by stitching them and then epoxy/stone can be applied over the top for a beautiful org...
about 8 years by KingVolcano
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SunFlex
You may want to try having a decorative poured rubber floor installed. This SunFlex product is self leveling and with stretch with a moving floor w...
about 8 years by KingVolcano
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Patio
I'm not following you. Is your patio brick or concrete? The only way the water could be coming from the ground is if the patio is close to grade. T...
about 8 years by KingVolcano
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Stamped
If this is not done correctly, the new stamped surface will delaminate afer time. It can also be very slippery if not properly textured. I suggest ...
about 8 years by KingVolcano
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Stain
There are stains designed for concrete. I strongly suggest you do NOT use wood stain on your cement floor. The floor should be sealed with a high q...
about 8 years by KingVolcano
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Rubber
There is an excellent product on the market named SunFlex. SunFlex is not a DIY product, it can only be applied by a professional SunFlex installer...
about 8 years by KingVolcano
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Removal
Try taking a gallon of hot water and pour it on the carpet on one section towards the end. Some carpet glues are water based. Let it sti for an hou...
about 8 years by KingVolcano
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Proofing
I agree with a few things stated above, but I don't agree with everything LicWater stated, his methods are a little dated. I would not use a tar me...
about 8 years by KingVolcano
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Mold
Mold occurs when moisture and organic material are introduced in a dark area. The mold will most likely come back if moisture is present or introdu...
about 8 years by KingVolcano
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