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Yes. That is why it's recommended to use instead of gypsum drywall in wet applications such as bathrooms/showers, etc.
Grout is a substance that is used to fill gaps between tiles, such as in a shower or bathroom. Grout may be made of small aggregate, sand, and Portland cement. It may also be made of Portland cement or masonry cement and sand. There are many different types of cement, and these are usually used as an ingredient with which to make concrete and mortar.
Please note that a key correction in terminology is essential before your question can be answered: use the word "concrete" instead of "cement." The answer is to modify your mix (i.e. Portland cement, sand, gravel, and water) by using hydraulic cement to repace part of the Portland cement. The higher the amount of hydraulic cement you add, the quicker the setting time and the impermeability. However, hydraulic cement sets so quickly that you have limit the amount of total mix so as to be able to pour it and form it before it sets.
yes, if it is before the initial setting time...
Waterproof cement is cement that is waterproof. It can be applied to a surface without being affected if it was touched by water.
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Thhis cement is impregnated with sodium or aluminium stearate.
Cementuous materials are not waterproof. Hydraulic cement is the closest they come, but even it becomes saturated.
To form a waterproof barrier.
yup but if your using it on electrical or papery things coat the thing entirely
Cement is a material that hardens when it is mixed with water. To keep it in good condition, in its powdered form before you mix it, you should keep it as dry as possible. A bare floor (that is, a bare concrete floor, or even worse, a bare earthen floor) can get cold, and if it gets cold there can be condensation, or dew. That moisture can then seep slowly into your bag of cement (which is usually stored in a paper bag that is not waterproof) and cause the cement to harden.
You can find waterproof cement in many places. Try your local hardware store or try Grail Coat. They have a website so you can definitely check it out and see the different varieties they have.
Yes. That is why it's recommended to use instead of gypsum drywall in wet applications such as bathrooms/showers, etc.
Grout is a substance that is used to fill gaps between tiles, such as in a shower or bathroom. Grout may be made of small aggregate, sand, and Portland cement. It may also be made of Portland cement or masonry cement and sand. There are many different types of cement, and these are usually used as an ingredient with which to make concrete and mortar.
Paint it when it is not humid. If it's a bathroom, avoid using it to take a shower for a day. As long as you can get a four hour window where the surface isn't wet, you should be fine.
wood or a straw