acrylic curing compound

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Discussion in Striping & Marking started by Mevans (unclaimed legacy handle), Sep 28, 2015. 3 replies, last reply Sep 29, 2015.

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Can you paint over acrylic curing compound on new concrete

Mevans, Report#1
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Acrylic should stick to acrylic. Curing compounds are usually made from a type of wax, this is most likely a sealer.

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Calif StriperUnclaimed legacy handle

Acrylic may stick to acrylic but you are now gambling on the original acrylic to concrete bond.

Calif Striper, Report#3
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Calif Striper wrote on Sep 28, 2015:Go to #3

Acrylic may stick to acrylic but you are now gambling on the original acrylic to concrete bond.

True. If its floor sealer it could be deep into the concrete, most sealer are made to penetrate deeply but it could also only be a serface sealer, helps to know which it is.

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