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What happens here

Before pouring concrete, apply a non-stick release agent like 'TITE SEAL' spray or even Pam cooking spray to the inside surfaces of the wooden forms. This prevents the concrete from sticking to the wood, making form removal easier and cleaner after the concrete has cured.

Goal: Prevent concrete from sticking to wooden forms

Tools and materials

  • TITE SEAL Spray & Protector TITE SEAL — Preventing concrete from sticking to forms

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[Music] but I want to see this so these days these days I actually use Pam he's not joking listen is this the Sam no actually I'm out of Pam but we're using this anything nonstick too so the forms don't stick to the concrete when you pull concrete doesn't stick to the wood wait you can use diesel fuel or good-ol'-boy operates all right guys I want you to meet Juan he's actually a master at laying concrete with over 30 years of experience this is all he does and he does it well and I'm asking him how he gets the concrete to release from his forms we use Pam cooking spray I mean it's it works just like a release agent do you have to vibrate the concrete to

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