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Posts: 19 04/17/10 04:35 PM	Tags : None Hello Everyone, I just finished a small job last week. Today the customer called to say that the sealer it slippery. I did stamp overlay with granite texture and sealed it with CSS 1.5 to 1 mix I know that it is not slippery but the gloss shine can be deceiving. Now I am thinking to put another CSS and throw some sand on top while the sealer is still wet. Is this a good idea or does anyone have any other suggestions. Your help would be greatly appreciated. Regards, Ed
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ecohio		#1	[url]	[-]
Posts: 167 04/17/10 04:58 PM	Add shark grip to your CSS, You can normally find shark grip at Sherwin Williams. Ryan Neal SBR Concrete Bedford Hts, OH (216) 390-1304 www.sbrconcrete.com
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briandeas		#2	[url]	[-]
Posts: 137 04/17/10 05:01 PM	Shark grip
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crete2stone		#3	[url]	[-]
Posts: 20 04/17/10 06:49 PM	Hi Ryan, Great, thanks for your response. I have heard about "shark grip" but I have never used it, probably have seen it around. The job I did was an earthtone beige/brown. My question now is if I use shark grip does it change the appearance of the stamp/stain ? I will go to Sherwin Williams tomorrow and check it out. Again, thanks Ed
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ecohio		#4	[url]	[-]
Posts: 168 04/17/10 08:04 PM	No, it is such a fine grit you will not change the color. Ryan Neal SBR Concrete Bedford Hts, OH (216) 390-1304 www.sbrconcrete.com
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Posts: 496 04/19/10 07:27 AM	Shark grip sprays great mixed with CSS. Chapin red sprayer. We did 12,000 sq/ft warehouse with this method. CSS 2:1 with shark grip. Won't change appearance. Bruce
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dekco		#6	[url]	[-]
Posts: 21 04/30/10 04:14 PM	hEY GUY THIS SHARK GRIP , is it like a fine glass aggregate? when I did Stardek before i found EC we used to chicken throw this glass sand on wet first coat .
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itsreallyconcrete	its finely ground polycarbonate,,,	#7	[url]	[-]
Posts: 127 05/05/10 03:51 AM	our eC professional term for ' chicken throw ' is BROADCAST ! no wonder s/d went tango uniform,,, did you really use that term w/clients ? best [the original] chicken-throw-my-*** yic-yac it is said freedom comes in 4 boxes - soap, ballot, jury, & ammo.
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scratchcoat		#8	[url]	[-]
Posts: 388 05/06/10 08:57 AM	I used to use the" chicken throw" process, but the chicken kept getting pissed and walked off and it also left too many feathers on the surface.
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dekco		#9	[url]	[-]
Posts: 28 05/09/10 08:12 AM	lol scratch, As for YAC YIC It seems hes from down south and should be very familiar with chicken throwing Elite Crete Barbados.
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weldman		#10	[url]	[-]
Posts: 41 05/22/10 06:51 AM	hey ed,,,,did u find shark grip at sherwin w.??? i have a trowel down bathroom in garage/bathroom for pool use so will be wet swimmers using bathroom. How to apply grip???just throw on??? mix with sealer????i might be sealing with epoxy???? Any and all input.. tim
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DennisD		#11	[url]	[-]
Posts: 367 05/25/10 06:10 PM	Sherwin Williams also has a product that I use: General Polymers 5190. Warren in Houston hooked me up to it and it is much cheaper than shark grip. You can mix it into the css or epoxy at a rate of 1/4 cup per gallon. You can spray or roll it on! Dennis Deaver Central Iowa Elitecrete Systems Ph: 641-218-8220 www.centraliowaelitecrete.com Central Iowa Elite Crete Systems Knoxville, Iowa
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