I have decided against staining my concrete patio.

I have been researching a product called, "Moisture Shield" that looks
like TREX, but is not TREX. I had some bad luck with TREX, and won't go
there again.

This is not anything new on the market, and has excellent reviews.
It can even be used under water, although I do not know why someone
would need to do this. The only negative is that it can scratch, but
all of these composite materials do.

Has anyone used this product, and if so, how do you like it?

Thanks.

Kate

On Feb 5, 2:30*am, Kate wrote:
I have decided against staining my concrete patio.

I have been researching a product called, "Moisture Shield" that looks
like TREX, but is not TREX. *I had some bad luck with TREX, and won't go
there again.

This is not anything new on the market, and has excellent reviews.
It can even be used under water, although I do not know why someone
would need to do this. *The only negative is that it can scratch, but
all of these composite materials do.

Has anyone used this product, and if so, how do you like it?

Thanks.

Kate

Our local Menards has a couple of Trex-like products, but nothing by
the name of moisture shield. What were your Trex problems?

Kate wrote:
I have decided against staining my concrete patio.

I have been researching a product called, "Moisture Shield" that looks
like TREX, but is not TREX. I had some bad luck with TREX, and won't
go there again.

This is not anything new on the market, and has excellent reviews.
It can even be used under water, although I do not know why someone
would need to do this. The only negative is that it can scratch, but
all of these composite materials do.

Has anyone used this product, and if so, how do you like it?

Thanks.

Kate

Have you tried sanding or surface grinding the area where the spilled stain
is to remove it?