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What's The Best Sealant For Concrete Dog Run ?


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Trail the concrete up to a smooth finish, using a bull float if you can get 1, the surface will be far less porous than a non trailed up surface.   You can use a sealer, if its trailed up it shouldn

Epoxy concrete floor paint, anti slip.

Just had a route in the shed, the name of seal i used was thomsons one coat concrete seal. And come to think of it the dogs feet suffered aswell, he used to go very red and raw looking between the t

Can anyone tell me from experience what the best type of sealant is to coat a concrete dog run with, something that doesn't make the run to slippy when wet and doesn't start coming off when shovelling shite

You shouldnt need a sealant if the concrete is right but you can use pva in water.2 or 3 coats

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Integral waterproofer when you mix your concrete and you can go over it a few times with a product called water seal or similar once the base has cured.

You could even put pva into your wet concrete mix. And again once cured seal with pva as already said.

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Trail the concrete up to a smooth finish, using a bull float if you can get 1, the surface will be far less porous than a non trailed up surface.

 

You can use a sealer, if its trailed up it shouldn't need a great deal, resi block is good but fades at different rate and can look patchy, a zylene based sealant will do, stencil tech, or pic seal do these, there not cheap at around 80 pound for 25 ltrs if you want it less slippy chuck a few grains of sand in it before it drys but this probably won't last if you scrap shovels on it.

 

Any way I'm sounding like any anorach now! At least I learned something from trying to get into stencil concrete drives!

I still ended up climbing trees!

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Cheers for replys so far, the concrete base has already been down for nearly a year, I've noticed the my 6 month old pup has got cracked pads and I think it's the concrete what's causing it because if you rub your fingers on surface of the concrete it leaves a light white powder which I think is drying the pads out, was thinking of concrete floor paint, anyone tried it

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Could be, round my way its chalk in the water I think,

but heaps of people keep dogs on concrete, could you roof the run and use saw dust? It keeps the smell down, just use a horse fork to clean the mess up.

I've always kept dogs on concrete no problem, just think this last pad I've had but down is a bad batch, bit powdery, don't like dogs on saw dust, to dusty gets on there chest
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should of had waterproofer in the concrete mix..pva is not much use at this stage..an tanking is too coarse for cleaning out being sand based..best i could suggest is tompsons brick seal or the resin coat as someone else has said

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