Can this be used to seal plumbing into a poured wall?
174787
No it is to set and epoxy rebar into concrete. Hydraulic cement is what you want to place around your plumbing
2191684
My Hydro-Seal 75 worked perfect for the application I purchased it for. Sealing concrete block. I agree with Rick, For tile application over drywall, use cement backer board between the drywall and tileDan
1940544
I wouldn't recommend it for piecing together a waterfall. It's more of a sealant than an adhesive.
1301758
I'm afraid I don't know if this product can be used for your shower caddy...I originally bought the sealer to use on a leaking humidifier hose on my furnace but realized I couldn't use the spray as hose was too close to furnace pilot light and I was risking fire. I still have the product but have not used it on any other project yet.
1766818
I think it would. I used it to seal a leaking outdoor water fountain. I mixed it per instructions, poured in and it dried clear & rock hard. It hardens very fast. Make sure cabinet is solid & can stand a little expansion which might happen as it fills any voids & hardens.
988149
While this is great at stopping leaks, I don't believe it will work in your application. The water would just find another location.
539414
no it won't. it seals concrete, meaning, water won't flow through the pores of the concrete you treat. your problem is not these pores--your problem is the small gap between 2 slabs of concrete. the radon seal is the consistency of water, and will not fill the crack (the joint between wall and slab) you are talking about.
1396891
I think it would work fine for a backsplash (no huge amount of water will sit very long vertically), however it's probably not as good as a dedicated sealer. If you're sealing new grout for the first time I'd go with an oil based product.
630248
No. It is too thin and the grout lines will show. If you want to fill them in so you have a smooth flush surface, it will work then.
1498706
No, the drain would have to be closed for a good seal. Which would be pointless.
690023
I doubt it. The purpose is to seal the surface once every thing is dry. Then reseal every year to be safe. I don't think you want to mix anything with the grout as that would interfere with the purpose of the grout.
281117
Of course. I used it to fill in the gaps to prevent water leakage as well as using the foam to build a little stone wall up on the liner for cosmetics. I do not what you could not do with this 'stuff'. It will fix you right up.
436824
Typically sealant products are applied to the outside of the wall before back filling. I would think water pressure would overwelm this product and thus be a waste of time and money.
611609
I can't say for sure but i used it to repair some chips on the porcelain of a toilet. I used it to repair the tub floor in a rental house. I have not checked to see how it has held up. It goes on like paint and it does not have much thickness to it. I have seen pictures online of tiled showers that were painted with this and it looked good. I guess if you are just looking to make the tile water proof again it would work.
1253900
Yes. You just need to be sure to seal it correctly. Several sites show it being used for the whole shower--floor, ceiling, and walls.
1449995
Sure it can. Anything can be ripped off of the wall. It has proprietary fittings to reduce the risk, but that is about all you could expect.
1199813
Yes it can. They do not offer much instruction for the procedure but it was a rather straight forward task if you are comfortable with carpentry.Watch for electrical wires when cutting into the wall and remember that you will still have to plug the unit into a wall outlet when the job is complete.