Hydro Dip (Concrete & More)
Hydro Dip was specifically developed to work on different types of concrete, despite their varying porosity.
Whether you're working with Hydrostone, Jesmonite, concrete, terra cotta, or brick, Hydro Dip provides a simple and effective sealing solution.
How to Use:
Using Hydro Dip is as easy as 1-2-3. Here's how:
- Pour the liquid Hydro Dip into a container deep enough for complete immersion.
- Dip or roll your object into the liquid, ensuring full coverage.
- Allow it to soak for about 30 seconds, then lift it out and let any excess liquid drip off. Place it upside down on a wire rack to dry.
After just 10 minutes, check for any remaining drips, wipe the edges with a cloth to remove any residual liquid, and let your creation dry for 24-48 hours. Cleanup is a breeze with soap and water!
This product is rated 4.4 of 5.0 stars.
It has received 27 reviews.
I bought the 2 dips for my cement containers because I wanted to see which one I would prefer. It is going to be a hard one since I love the finish of both of them. I am just starting to use them and it seems to work fine from the tests I have done. It is quite easy to apply, just dip it for about 45 seconds, let sit for 10 minutes, wipe off a little and repeat once than let dry for a couple of days. However, since I live in Canada, conversion to Canadian money, shipping and duty tax has made the price very high for me. I wish I could have paid the US$ price in Canadian $ ;) But, it doesn't affect this great product. Highly recommend.
It is great to work with, sealed my vessels with one dip. Must remember to wipe off excess as it will leave dried drips.
Hydro Dip - NEW
As a newbie to cement candle vessels this sealer was difficult to work with. I followed the instructions of dipping and it was too tacky and uneven. I ended up sealing the inside of the vessels by pouring the sealer and letting it sit for 30sec. This method works but I had to repeat the process twice and it used up quite a lot of the product because it’s so viscous. I wish this was a more cost effective product. I might try painting two thinner layers next time, but that takes more time…
I use Hydro Dip to seal my candle trays and incense holders. Very easy to use, dries fast, and looks great.