On 5/27/2018 7:24 PM, philo wrote:
I just ordered a 5 gallon container of the above from Home Depot.

(They don't stock it but it's free delivery)


I am building a room in my basement where I used to have an unfinished
darkroom.

Though my basement is generally dry, I figured it would be a good idea
to water-seal the brick walls. (House was built in 1898 so these are
actually bricks and not cement block.


The product specifically states that it can be used on concrete, masonry
or composite but makes no mention of wood.


Since I am putting in a plywood floor I was going to use sealer on both
sides and am wondering if this product is satisfactory.


Thanks for any input.


Curious so I googled it:

http://concretesealerreviews.com/eag...l-seal-review/

Says it is OK but may not last as long and requires multiple coats.

My basement is dry too and I put up some framing on partially exposed to
outside side and put down polyethylene sheet first for vapor barrier at
the advice of a friend who did part time construction.