Acrylic fortifier in DIY background cement?

[Oreo]

Anyone tried using an acrylic fortifier in the cement? I used this stuff instead of water when mixing the grout for my kitchen's tile floor to prevent the grout from staining. Seems to be working really well. Supposedly makes concrete stick better, more flexible after curing, & more resistant to water penetration- which sounds perfect for aquarium purposes. Anyone know if it would be fish-safe? A few of those links mention "non-toxic".

http://www.lowes.com/lowes/lkn?actio...207&lpage=none

http://www.hardwarestore.com/media/msds/304378.pdf

http://www.summitville.com/pdfs/S-775.pdf
http://www.summitville.com/pdfs/S-776.pdf
http://www.summitville.com/pdfs/S-800.pdf
http://www.summitville.com/setting.htm

 

[Oreo]

No one has anything on this? I figured someone would have something to say.

 

[cassharper]

I haven't tried it, I checked out the links and it looks cool if safe.

 

[Pharaoh]

Let us know how it works out.

 

[Dr Joe]

"S-800 Mortar can be used to set any type of ceramic tile over clean and
dry masonry, concrete, brick, fiberglass reinforced backer board,
exterior grade plywood, gypsum board, existing tile and marble."


I'm liking this.

Does this mean we can make tanks out of drywall now

You need to contact the Manufacturer to see if this product can stay submersed 24/7, I don't find anything either way in their lit.

Could be promising.

Dr Joe

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