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I am having a new kitchen fitted, but intend to remove the tiled floor
exposing the concrete base before the new kitchen fitting starts. The tiles do appear to come away quite cleanly from the floor leaving the concrete quite flat and untouched. As the kitchen will need to be used before fitting, during fitting and until SWMBO decides on a new flooring, can I seal the exposed concrete floor to stop dust getting throughout the house AND maintain a suitable surface to take new floor tiles. Would plain old concrete sealer be OK, how about diluted PVA ? |
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