Premocoat Bonder and Sealer

Words: Dan KamysCresco Concrete Products’ Premocoat Bonder is used as an adhesion promoter for cement based coatings and an admixture to enhance UV and moisture resistance. Premocoat Sealer is a clear, acrylic sealer used to enhance the moisture resistance of finished cementitious surfaces or for making colored surfaces more vibrant and glossy.

Cresco Concrete Products manufacturers Liteblok dry stacked, interlocking green building block; Litecast and Premocrete precast concrete fencing; lightweight air conditioner pads; lightweight pier and wall caps; and fastening systems. Cresco also offers cast stone products including accent blocks, address blocks, balustrades, bollards, columns, crown molding, entry ways, fireplaces, keystones, mantels, planters, pool coping, signs, window surrounds and windowsills.

For more information, visit www.CrescoConcrete.com.
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