Can deicer chemicals damage concrete surfaces? | Yes, always | 38% | In most cases | 32% | In some cases | 17% | No, never | 2% | Not sure | 8% | | | Question: Can deicer chemicals damage concrete surfaces? Top Answer (38% of 34 votes): Yes, always.
Answer: Yes, always Explanation: Deicer has chemicals and salt that can permanently damage your concrete. | Solid Solutions Concrete LLC | Answer: In some cases Explanation: Yes | Capristo concrete | Answer: In most cases Explanation: Any chemical left on almost any surface long enough will damage it | DrEpoxyWV | | ProMatcher | Answer: In some cases Explanation: Depending on the product used, it can cause scaling and delamination of the concrete surface. | Maven Group LLC | Answer: Yes, always Explanation: They cause the concrete to chip. | Colorado Concrete | Answer: In most cases Explanation: I may not be familiar with all de-icers, but many that I know of will certainly cause spalling (and other damage) on your driveway (or other concrete). | ConcreteMedic | | ProMatcher | Answer: In most cases Explanation: That is why I recommend a sealer. | Cornerstone Land Management |
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