Our Natural Look Paver Sealer is a top - notch solution for sealing pavers and bricks. With its SAND LOCK feature, it can seal both the pavers and bricks while locking in the sand joints in just one easy coat. It offers excellent resistance against stains, efflorescence, weeds, and UV fading. The natural low - gloss finish not only looks great but is also easy to maintain.
Key Features:
- No Gloss, Effortless to Apply
- Slight Color Enhancement
- Low Maintenance
- Resistant to Oil and Grease
- Keeps Weeds and Mildew at Bay
- Prevents Color Fading
- Reduces efflorescence and freeze - thaw effects
- Resists oil, grease, and rust stains
- Locks sand between joints
- Non - flammable and re - coatable
- Cleans up with water
- Low VOC and LEED eligible
Surface Preparation: Before using our sealer, make sure the surface is thoroughly clean and dry. Remove dirt, oil, grease, paint, efflorescence, and old surface sealers. You can use our Glaze ‘N Seal Heavy Duty Cleaner for general cleaning and the Efflorescence Remover for specific stains. If acid has been used, neutralize the surface with our Neutralizing Rinse. Read the product container for cleaner instructions and never mix cleaners. Let the surface dry for at least 24 hours (48 hours after power washing or in cool temperatures). New concrete pavers should cure for 14 days or more. Applying sealer to a damp or uncured surface may cause a hazy look or poor adhesion. Also, after tamping and cleaning, ensure the sand is at least 1/8 inch below the paver surface and fully dry.
Application Procedure: You can use a garden - type sprayer, low - pressure airless sprayer, brush, short - nap roller, or squeegee. Apply one liberal coat to flood the joints. Use a squeegee instead of a roller when sealing sand to avoid puddling. In moist and cool climates, allow more drying time. You can apply an optional second coat after two hours for more protection and gloss. Add our Grip ‘n Seal Slip Resistance Additive to the second coat for extra slip resistance.
Coverage: 75 to 150 square feet per gallon, depending on the surface porosity and application method.
Limitations: Apply at temperatures between 45°F and 90°F. The air and surface temperature should be above 45°F for 24 hours before and after sealing. Clean applicators with water right after use. Don't apply to areas like fountains, pools, or below - grade areas. Avoid using on porcelain, polished stone, granite, or marble. This product is for professional use only.
Warranty: Our product liability is limited to replacing defective products, excluding labor costs and consequential damages. It's your responsibility to assess the product's safety, toxicity, and suitability.
Hey there! Let's talk about using our Natural Look Paver Sealer. First, get your surface ready. Clean it really well and make sure it's dry. Remove all the dirt, oil, and other stuff on it. You can use our special cleaners for different types of stains. If you've used acid, don't forget to neutralize the surface. Let it dry for at least a day, or two days if you've power - washed it or it's cool outside. New pavers should cure for two weeks or more.
When it comes to applying the sealer, you have a few tools to choose from like a sprayer, brush, or squeegee. Apply one nice, thick coat to fill the joints. If you're sealing the sand, use a squeegee to get rid of the extra sealer. In wet or cool weather, give it more time to dry. You can put on a second coat after two hours if you want more protection and a bit of shine. And if you want to make the surface less slippery, add our special additive to the second coat.
One gallon can cover 75 to 150 square feet, depending on how porous the surface is and how you apply it. Just remember, apply it when the temperature is between 45°F and 90°F. And keep the temperature above 45°F for a day before and after you seal. Clean your tools with water right away after use. Don't use it on some surfaces like porcelain or in areas like fountains. This product is for pros only.
If you find that the product is defective, we'll replace it, but we don't cover labor costs or other damages. So, be careful and check if it's suitable for your needs.
