Protecting new cement patio
Protecting new cement patio
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~ 9 years ago
May 12, '14 4:25pm
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Any suggestions to protect my new cement patio from potted plant stains? 4951
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~ 9 years ago
May 12, '14 4:28pm
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they sell matched bottoms to place the pots on if you are talking the red clay pots. you could also check into rolling a sealer on the fresh cement to make it nonporous 4951
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~ 9 years ago
May 12, '14 4:29pm
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~ 9 years ago
May 12, '14 7:13pm
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I purchased several clear plastic protectors from Lowes , they are not expensive & you can get them in several different sizes .....here in Ky. they cost 29 cents to 99 cents depending on the size you need. 4951
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~ 9 years ago
May 12, '14 11:10pm
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by the by, the sealer for cement and concrete also works on garage floors. rather nice if you have a clean garage floor to be able to just wipe drips up when working on the car or if you have a leak instead the floor becoming stained 4951
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~ 9 years ago
May 13, '14 8:29am
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The flat bottomed, bottoms will cause a stain over time because moisture usually builds up under them, rain washes debris up and around it, etc. The do make some with 3 small legs that elevate the bottom slightly that seems to do the trick better than others.I just haven't seen any around lately.Also if you only a few, they make plastic bottoms with casters to make them easy to push around. But those a little expensive for many pots and typically are only for larger pots. 4951
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