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arrowStep 1 - Prep the Brick Pavers

Prepping Tip 1: Choose a Paver Cleaner that is specific to what is being removed. Example: Choose a paver stripper to removed an old sealer that has turned white.

Prepping Tip 2: After washing it is best to let concrete dry for 24-48 hours prior to sealing.

arrowStep 2 - Seal the Brick Pavers

Sealing Tip 1: Choose a Paver Sealer utilizing the parameters on left. This will narrow your choices.

Sealing Tip 2:  Choose "wet look and gloss" to enhance the color while leaving a matte, semi-gloss or gloss shine.

Sealing Tip 3: If you are unsure of what paver sealer is best for you then ask here: Paver Sealing Questions 


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10 Easy Brick Paver Restoration Tips

Must Read! 10 Easy Tips to Help You Restore and Seal Your Brick Pavers

1. If need be it is best to level any pavers that may have settled unevenly. Lift the unlevel brick and level the base by adding slag or heavy sand base. Do this prior to any sealing.

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 How To Strip a Failed Brick Paver Sealer That Has Turned White

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Note: These Steps will work on Failed Brick Paver, Stamped Concrete, and Decorative Concrete Sealers.

Brick Paver Sealers are different then regular concrete sealers in that they: Darken the appearance by giving a "wet" look. Can give a gloss appearance that ranges between satin to high gloss. H [ ... ]


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