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    Quote Originally Posted by travajante View Post
    That's fine if you don't need to store anything that should be kept dry under. Though they look to seek no upkeep, the sublayer concrete is hygroscopic & requires thorough watertightening/sealing(periodic)....Molds & roaches love the dark & damp spaces below those tiled counters.

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    Bai is there a sealant preferably in a spray can that I can use to seal this concrete? Our sink is sandwiched between a concrete slab and granite top and there seems to be a gap that lets water through from the edges.

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    Grout perhaps? ...

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    Quote Originally Posted by JohnM View Post
    Bai is there a sealant preferably in a spray can that I can use to seal this concrete? Our sink is sandwiched between a concrete slab and granite top and there seems to be a gap that lets water through from the edges.

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    There should be a gap between top & concrete....use nothing less than Polyurethane Seal(not silicone). Preparation is key. Area should be clean of grease/dirt & dry prior to application. Sika, Bostik, even Pioneer now have em. Cure time must properly be observed. Liquid, i.e. Thompson's, won't likely work.



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    How much would it cost to change a pivoting door with a sliding door? Is this allowed in condos?

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    Quote Originally Posted by StockEngine View Post
    How much would it cost to change a pivoting door with a sliding door? Is this allowed in condos?
    you should best check with condo administration, on what you may do and may not do, to your own unit.
    cost: i do not know. sorry.

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    *travs
    Are you a building contractor?

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