What can i use to dance on concrete?
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I would not try it. I used it mostly for the carpet. I never tried to use it for the concrete.
135153
Hey, I would recommend non marking sole tekkies. The carpet gliders is not recommended for concrete.
1771045
Yes. I would use a concrete grinding wheel and a concrete cut off wheel. Both are available at hardware stores.
905937
Mine is on concrete flooring, but I would suggest a very firm mat to prevent rocking while pedaling. Skip those cheap soft foam interlocking mats you can get at local home improvement stores and opt for a firmer "horse stall" rubber mat...one 4x6ft mat would be perfect.
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I put the wire on top of fully dried concrete and poured concrete on top to set it, then tiled over with slate. I'm sure you could do a full concrete floor instead of tile. It would likely be warmer without the extra layer. FYI--on my first order this vendor sent the wrong length of wire. I payed for the longest and was sent one much smaller. They shipped the correct replacement length, but I had to mail the wrong one back. Very inconvenient.
1229905
Yes they work great on my concrete floor....I didn't use any installation and it's warm to feet no shoes needed.. ..hope that helps.
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Not recommended for concrete. The friction will wear holes in the material and its very safe because if you fall you could seriously injure yourself. Recommend grass only. Hope this helps.
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I have only used on tile floor. The glue is kinda thin, much like Elmer's glue. If there is nothing between the concrete and the flooring material, it should work. If you a loose plastic barrier under the flooring, it probably wouldn't work.
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I used mine over concrete slab but tested them over hardwood and ceramic tile. They worked fine, no slippage. Although I can't say from personal experience, I would guess the carpet would have to be a very flat, low pile. I would also think that a workout with a lot of intense foot work might tend to separate the tiles.
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I used the pads I got on marble. Not sure how they would hold up on concrete.
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I have never tried it on concrete. If you have already tried bleach and that hasnt helped then I would suggest trying this product.
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You would need an angle grinder or possibly a belt sander with the appropriate abrasive to sand concrete. This is for Drywall/plaster. When you powersand concrete, just have your helper hold the shop vac nozzle near the are you are grinding to achieve decent results.
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I see no reason why you couldn't.. I would create a test "patch" and try it out. Might absorb differently than the existing concrete, so be aware of that. That would make the color a bit off. May need an extra coat, etc..
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My husband says that he wouldn't use it for concrete. They make hammer drills specifically for drilling into harder materials. Hope this answer didn't come too late for you!
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Yes, basement concrete floors, brick walls, floor joists, sheet rock, etc.. Used garden sprayer, worked great.
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For drilling in concrete with any regularity, get yourself a Hilti TE1 or TE2 SDS rotary hammer drill. You will be a lot happier. On the other hand, cinder blocks are pretty soft, and you could get away with chucking in a concrete bit and firing away. Hope this helps.
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Clean dry cement is what you need plus warm surface. Cement is cold in the morning and can be hot at night . This product will stick for a long time as long as weather factors are notextreme. This product is great but another option is to seal your concrete putting sand on the step. Possibly a better option for yo.
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Yes, you could use on cement. No wind no problem. If there is a breeze, a rock or anything with weight on each corner would work.