Sika's Self Leveling Compound to Seal the Expansion Joints Of My Concrete Floor

[@buddyreed2623]

Hello Peter. Even without you showing the beginning of the fill in time lapse, I could see it doing the job the can says it does. Maybe revisit this in some years to show how it stands up to daily activity. If you had not put the caption in to notice the ceiling, I would have noticed at least that the insulation had been moved. You chose the best location to store it. I don't think it is so much as being a novice as you said, rather the first time using the product. This is not the first, "first time" job I have seen you do with good results. How many more cans did you need to buy? Based on my observations, my guess is that you needed to buy a total of 21 more cans. Have good days! (oh, will you put some kind of sealant on the floor that includes sprinkles?)

[@TheWoodlandReboot]

It was a lot of tubes. I think you are close with '21'.

[@SuzanneBarthelemy]

Hi, I’m using this product to seal between cement floor boards. Once it’s cured, I want to do a pour of sika self leveling underlayment (concrete). Do you know if it the self-leveling underlayment will bond to it?

[@TheWoodlandReboot]

Hi Suzanne, Unfortunately, I don't know. I would email Sika. I have emailed them in the past and they are very helpful. You can find the email on their website. Peter

[@alangiaconelli2919]

If you use a filler strip first to fill the Bottom of joint you wont need as much product

[@TheWoodlandReboot]

Thank you. I have more to do and will use your advice.