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StableCrete is a proprietary liquid penetrating sealer for all concretes, new or aged. Deep Penetrating product that reacts within a concrete interior to form a solid Inside the matrix to waterproof the concrete. Extremely low VOC content product that does not leave a film on the surface and is compatible with all coatings to be applied later. Unequaled 15 year warranty for waterproofing following one step spray application. The No-Low moisture and oxygen interior provides corrosion protection for embedded steel members to prevent concrete spalling.

StableCrete is a proprietary formula manufactured exclusively for ConselcoR, Inc. it is available in 2.5, 5, 55 and 375 gallon totes. Telephone 321-779-4478 or E-mail StableCrete@gmail.com for pricing and shipping information. We ship worldwide with the smallest container being 2.5 gallon size.

Current price per gallon is $70.00 plus shipping and tax. UPS Ground and common carrier [truck] will take 3-4 days delivery in North America. We shop prices for freight forwarders outside the US and obtain clients approval prior to shipping.

There are no problems with customs or hazard materials when shipping the StableCrete product. Call or E-mail for more information.

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