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GE Silicone GE Silicone II, Concrete & Masonry Sealant, LIGHT GREY, 290 mL
GE Silicone II Concrete & Masonry Sealant is a 100% silicone product that allows you to seal and repair cracks, holes, and damaged areas in concrete, brick, block, stone and masonry surfaces. Silicone II remains permanently flexible as it forms a weatherproof/ watertight seal around your basement windows, dryer ducts, and faucets.
Questions & Answers for GE Silicone GE Silicone II, Concrete & Masonry Sealant, LIGHT GREY, 290 mL
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Can I use this to seal the conrete front porch?
I have water leakage problem from my front entrance porch.
Water leaks along the edge into my basement cool room wall.
Water leaks along the edge into my basement cool room wall.
asked 3 years, 1 month ago on GE Silicone II, Concrete & Masonry Sealant, LIGHT GREY, 290 mL
by
joeip2004
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answer 1
There's really not enough information to answer this question with certainty. It may work for you. If you try it, be sure the surface you are caulking with GE Silicone is clean and dry when you apply it. If you get good adhesion to the problem area, it may work, as silicone can create a waterproof seal.
answered 5 months, 1 week ago
by
SiliconeCaulker
answer 2
Hi Joeip2004,
Yes, you can use this product to seal your concrete front porch. I hope this helps.
Yes, you can use this product to seal your concrete front porch. I hope this helps.
answered 3 years, 1 month ago
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OnlineAssociate
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Can I use this to seal large/long cracks in a concrete (unheated)garage floor
Is there anything liquid (less expensive) that I can pour into the crack that will solidify and then expand/contract as the crack does, prior to putting on the Concrete & Masonry Sealant?
asked 7 months ago on GE Silicone II, Concrete & Masonry Sealant, LIGHT GREY, 290 mL
by
Anonymous
- Montreal
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answer 1
If the crack is wider than 1/2" x 1/2" , you can use an inexpensive molded foam backer rod, to stuff in the crack. That will form a less deep space to lay the caulking. As long as the gap is clean & dry, the Silicone II should adhere to both sides of the gap, and expand and contract as the crack moves. Silicone II will remain pernanently flexible. Rolls of foam backer rod would be sold near the concrete or weather stripping area at Home Depot. Backer rod looks like a roll of grey rope. Hope that helps.
answered 5 months, 1 week ago
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SiliconeCaulker
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can i use thison the joint between my wall tile and counter top to prevent it from cracking due to opening and closing doors? inplace of grout?
the grout is hard and brittle and constantly cracks out, dosen't flex.
asked 3 months, 3 weeks ago on GE Silicone II, Concrete & Masonry Sealant, LIGHT GREY, 290 mL
by
Anonymous
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answer 1
Yes, GE Silicone II, Concrete & Masonry, will work like a silicone tub caulk for this application. It will remain flexible and not dry out or crack. Be sure to remove all the old grout, and make sure the surface (tile and counter top) are clean & dry, before you apply the silicone.
To leave a clean caulk line on the tile/counter, you may wish to first lay down straight strips of blue masking tape, above the below the caulk line. Then caulk, smooth the wet silicone, and immeadately remove the tape.
To leave a clean caulk line on the tile/counter, you may wish to first lay down straight strips of blue masking tape, above the below the caulk line. Then caulk, smooth the wet silicone, and immeadately remove the tape.
answered 3 months, 2 weeks ago
by
SiliconeCaulker
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