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Arthur Ramalho
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Concrete Hardener

03/28/2009 8:34 AM

Does anyone know how to make a conscruction chemical know as concrete hardener?

I do know that they are made of metal fluor-silicate, and the most common have Mg as the metal, but some of them uses Na (sodium). What is the diference ?
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tesla-was-right
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Re: Concrete Hardener

03/28/2009 11:39 PM

Sodium silicate based.

www.xypex.com product is called quik set

www.kryton.com product is called floor hardener
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