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Painting a shed floor - question

nick 56 · 2025-04-01 18:16:23

I have a steel shed with a cement floor, it is dry as it was laid on a plastic sheet. its been in place for 10 years with no problem. i wish to paint it with Red floor paint. when it is swept a amount of sand lifts , would be a good idea to give it a coat of Polybond to stabilise it before rolling on the floor paint. nick

01-04-2025 07:16PM

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I have a steel shed with a cement floor, it is dry as it was laid on a plastic sheet. its been in place for 10 years with no problem. i wish to paint it with Red floor paint.
when it is swept a amount of sand lifts , would be a good idea to give it a coat of Polybond to stabilise it before rolling on the floor paint.
nick

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#2 01-04-2025 07:22PM

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Anything but PVA.
Try this instead.
https://www.murdockbuildersmerchants.ie/larsen-concrete-dustproofer-and-hardener-5lt

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#3 01-04-2025 09:01PM

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Thank you 10-10-20 . Board is great

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#4 01-04-2025 09:18PM

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https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/123317970#Comment_123317970

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