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I have been given some Permacote to apply as a sealant to a quarry tile floor in a corridor. Permacote used to be manufactured by Spontex but now has been ... -
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Permacote and quarry tiles
I have been given some Permacote to apply as a sealant to a quarry tile floor in a corridor. Permacote used to be manufactured by Spontex but now has been discontinued. I have no information regarding this product.
Has anyone any information concerning Permacote ?
One is obviously concerned regardingthe issue of slip resistance.
Any information would be gratefully received.
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Re: Permacote and quarry tiles
why not use something else.
Hi and welcome..
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