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  1. Concrete block foundation coating....

    Just make sure you use primer and paint that is compatible (base material). I would use their water-based primer since most elastomeric paints are acrylic-based (link below for primer). If you have questions when you go to buy, most HD or Lowes paint counter employees should be able to help...

  2. Concrete block foundation coating....

    If you have any cracks that are 1/4" or larger I would be a little concerned as there could be an underlying issue. Since you said 1/16" to 1/8" the primer/elastomeric paint should help fill them. If you are anal about your projects, you could look at a mortar repair kit like the one I've...

  3. Concrete block foundation coating....

    @jcountry I would highly suggest pressure washing, to clean and reveal any loose material. Patch any bug holes or chips and allow everything to dry until your patching material is cured out. Otherwise, you'll end up with bubbles in the finish. You'll want to apply a prime coat to help with...

  4. Concrete block foundation coating....

    Is this for aesthetics or are you going for a functional (waterproofing) system?

  5. Wood working, furniture building thread

    It largely depends on the tool. I like cordless drills and impact drivers, but corded saws and sanders. Keep an eye out for sales at the box stores on kits, and yard sales for lightly used gear. It’s a fun hobby for sure!

  6. Best way to refinish a metal (basketball) pole?

    Be cautious of newly exposed surfaces that were under rust. If you don't put something on it, it may rust again (flash rusting) depending on the material. I was refinishing some wrought iron chairs and left the bare metal uncoated for a night or two in the summer humidity... had to go at it...
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