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From Warren Brand of Chicago Corrosion Group on July 30, 2015:
If aesthetics are an issue, then you must address ...read more If aesthetics are an issue, then you must address both of them differently, as they are two different substrates. Typically, an elastomeric joint is created between the two materials. Then, the coating system for the two substrates are extended into and under the joint area, and then the elastomeric joint compound is applied to the joint area. If aesthetics are less important, you can use a joint filler/backer rod, or something similar, install a cove, and apply an elastomer over the steel and concrete.

From Carl Havemann of www.corrosioneducation.co.za on July 30, 2015:
High ratio calcium sulfonate can protect both.&nbs ...read more High ratio calcium sulfonate can protect both.  The coating is hydrophobic and dispels water.