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How To Apply

Application is simple, and doesn’t require a lot of equipment. The short version is this: Using a garden sprayer or spray rig, spray CreteDefender on clean concrete in a saturating application, and make sure it stays wet for 20-30 minutes to allow the solution to penetrate and react. Use a stiff broom or squeegee to move any puddles of CreteDefender to areas that are drying.  You may need to apply additional CreteDefender to areas that are drying faster than 20 minutes.  It is critical to keep the entire treated area saturated for at least 20 minutes.

After 20-30 minutes, simply push any excess CreteDefender off into the grass or guide it toward the storm sewer. CreteDefender is totally harmless to plants and the environment!  It will etch glass and stain aluminum, so a bit of caution is needed around thresholds and glass.

After the concrete has been dry for at least 2 hours, repeat the application process. (for interior, machine troweled concrete, you do not need a 2nd application.)

A detailed explanation of tools needed and application procedure
can be found in our application instructions (.pdf):

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After years of covering up damaged concrete with a variety of expensive concrete coatings that didn’t stop the deterioration, we thought: “There has to be a better way!” The CreteDefender solution was created 15 years ago, and it’s been applied in hundreds of locations. Our main office is located in Lexington, KY, with regional offices in Greeneville, TN, and the Chicago metropolitan area. We are dedicated to solving your concrete problems. Please email us, or call us at 1-877-830-6008.

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Test Results

  • Chloride (salt) Test
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More Info on Concrete

  • The Importance of pH 
  • What makes Concrete Go Bad?
  • How to Order Concrete
  • Residential Concrete
  • How Salt Damages Concrete

Uses

  • Slab Concrete
  • Precast
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  • Parking Struct. & Loading Docks
  • Sidewalks & Driveways
  • Manufacturing & Warehouses
  • Roads, Highways, & Bridges
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  • Salt Storage

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