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NSF approved sealer anyone?
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I have a client who owns a coffe shop and because of local codes the inspector needs to know that our sealer is approved by the NSF. I normally would use EAP. HOWEVER, I have had problems with inspec…
Started this discussion. Last reply by Bob Chatterton Jun 24.
Similar experience ?
I personaly will never use EAP outdoors again. I had moisture condensation than turned the majority of the top white. Bob says you can use it out side and says its uv stable. I live in Mn the weather…
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Great point Ron.
We obviously deal with this allot and there is actually no "certification" letters are available from us as well.
I personally would ask the inspector if he knows of any sealer that is NSF approved. I think that he will find that there are no sealers that are NSF approved. Getting and NSF approval is a very expensive procedure. ICT can give you a letter that it…
I have the exact same concerns for a coffee bar and a restaurant. I asked for the same docs from Klinloch for EAP. I don't have a problem in Portland, Maine, but it's just a matter of time. I'll let you know if I find one. I believe Dry-Treat, PLC m…
I have a client who owns a coffe shop and because of local codes the inspector needs to know that our sealer is approved by the NSF. I normally would use EAP. HOWEVER, I have had problems with inspectors here in Mn in the past. does anyone know of s…
By the way. EAP works great indoors. It's all I use.
I personaly will never use EAP outdoors again. I had moisture condensation than turned the majority of the top white. Bob says you can use it out side and says its uv stable. I live in Mn the weather here is pretty extreme.
Thanks for the info
I once forgot to add about 50lbs of Portland to a 4 SQFT mix for some counters and couldn't figure out why the color was off until a couple of days went by when I finnaly saw the bucket.
I got a wobble too. I thinks I better get in there.
Hey guys, thanks for all the good feedback.
Dustin,
Wax normally clouds when you leave water on it.
I used a 6mm lint free roller because that's the thinnest I could find in my area. I beleive Bob reccomends the Sherwin Williams 3/16" Nap rollers.
I have never been so busy. I'm putting in 60 hour weeks and can't even stay on top of everything. I just sold two jobs this week alone. If it keeps up like this I might have to start turning down jobs. I am grateful and thank the universe or god or…
Nice one. We should get together sometime soon. My Dad and I would love to check out that shop of yours!
Jacob,
Yes, it was diluted 50/50 or 1:1 with DA. I didn't get any air bubbles at all and as far as dust, I give the finish a quick sanding with an auto net 1500 grit pad and it takes it off. One thing I think will really help is to put on a good am…
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