Many thanks. It is frustrating when one seeks advise from the hardware
store, follow the instructions and now this.

Cheers
Mark

On Jan 21, 6:02 am, "DanG" wrote:
Did you perform a chloride test on theconcretebefore you decided
topaint?

Do the bubbles contain water?

I suspect you have hydrostatic pressure pushing water up. Allconcretepaints and sealers require testing and understanding of
water perms. There are many floor finishes/sealers/adhesives/
that cannot be used withconcretefloors that have a water
transmission factor above a certain level.

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"Mark K" wrote in oglegroups.com...



Hi

I applied a new coat ofacrylicpaintonconcretea couple of
days ago.

I etched theconcretewith commercial etching solution and
ensured it
was clean before applying thepaint.

It is nowbubblingin the heat of the day.

Is there any way to fix the bubbles? Should I puncture them?

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