Help Arrow 1Step 1 - Prep the Concrete

Prepping Tip 1: Choose a Concrete Cleaner that is specific to what is being removed. Example: Choose a general stain remover to clean dirt and grime.

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

Help Arrow 1Step 2 - Seal the Concrete

Sealing Tip 1: Choose a Concrete Sealer such as Masonry Saver Heavy Duty Sealer  or Super Seal-M Water Repellent

Sealing Tip 2: If you are unsure of what concrete sealer is best for you then ask here: Concrete Sealing Questions

 

Help Arrow 2Need some more Help? Please Read the How-To Articles Below

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    David Munger · 09/29/2022
    Hi, in the process of refreshing my stained and sealed stamped concrete with Zylene, I have a few sections that have white pock marks, perhaps from Birds, or possibly chipping.  See the attached pics.  Since cleaners and solvents do not have an impact, I tried a wire brush that was effective, but revealed that the stain appears to be in the sealer.  Is it possible to mix your Super Color with the SuperSeal Matte sealer and applied where the existing sealer has been scrubbed off?  
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      The Sealer Store · 09/29/2022
      No, that would nto work. Not sure what can fix this.
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    Rob · 07/20/2022
    If it’s suppose to rain later the next day, can I seal the day before?
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    Tom McAleer · 07/13/2022
    What type of sealer to use for  painted concrete with no gloss look? 
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    Rob Smith · 07/08/2022
    Is this in good enough shape to seal over a old solvent based sealer put down 3 years ago? I plan on using super seal 25 voc. Also, can I use this same product to seal travertine coping?
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      The Sealer Store · 07/08/2022
      It looks good to seal. With the coping, you cannot drip the sealer into the water when applying.
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    Rob Smith · 07/08/2022
    Is this good enough shape to go over a old solvent based sealer? I plan on using super sealer 25 voc. 
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    Dave · 07/07/2022
    My super seal ended up turning a milky white in some areas. Why and how do I fix it?
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      The Sealer Store · 07/08/2022
      Super seal by itself does not turn white so it could be many things underneath it. Trapped moisture, efflorescence, polymeric sand haze that was not removed prior to sealing, etc.

      Can you post a picture and did you use a poly sand?
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    Thomas Buck · 06/28/2022
    I have a stamped concrete driveway and have used your product before (usually every 3 years ) 2 weeks ago I pressured washed driveway and applied Super seal 30. It came out nice except in small patch's looked like tiny bubbles. Now larger areas look like haze but not flaking. I was going to do a 2nd coat anyway but not sure if that will correct the haze. I did use a 3/8 napp brush. Not sure if it did not go on thick enough.. any suggestions. 
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    Kathryn Sheehan · 06/14/2022
    Also, I used strippers to remove the mold & mildew. Looks good, but is that sufficient?
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      The Sealer Store · 06/15/2022
      Does water bead on the surface or soak in right away?
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        The Sealer Store · 06/15/2022
        If it soaks in right away then the surface can take a new sealer.
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    Kathryn Sheehan · 06/14/2022
    Is it okay to apply Super Sear-M over a coat of Behr Premium Concrete & Masonry Protector & Water-proofer?
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    jeff · 05/13/2022
    I am looking to seal the concrete decking around my salt pool after I clean all the dirt off with a pressure washer.  What product should I be looking at that will not be slippery and leave a more natural looking finish?
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    David · 04/20/2022
    We have a concrete patio/deck.  Approximately 6-7 years old.  In full sunlight (if that makes a difference).  It's flaking/losing it's luster/turning white in color.  Not even sure where to start....do I power wash and reseal with SuperSeal30 Gloss ?? 
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    M J Hackett · 03/08/2022
    Which is best sealer for aggregate sloped driveway, never been sealed, that is NOT slippery?
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    Daniel · 09/03/2021
    We are going to be applying the Clemons supreme shield SB 600 to a coloured concrete deck. What type of roller material should we use? It says to use a solvent resistant roller so would a regular 1/4” nylon paint roller work? 
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    Peggy · 08/22/2021
    We have a beautiful, new colored concrete patio.  However, we have oak trees with branches that hang over in some spots and the concrete has tannin stains.  What is the best way to remove these stains and also to prevent future staining?  Thank you!
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      The Sealer Store · 08/22/2021
      Use bleach to clean one part to 4 parts water. Let sit for 15 minutes and then rinse. Use Surebond SB-5000 stain blocking sealer. 
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    yugeen · 07/10/2021
    My exposed aggregate driveway has the expansion joints filled with wood strips. Should I apply the brown tinted concrete sealer to these wooden strips as well? It's old wood and any previous sealer/stain is long gone. 
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    Hammock TG · 06/15/2021
    I always use the 30 clear sealer on stamped concrete patio but now it’s faded so I bought the brown stain sealer to try.  2 Questions 1. Is there a best temp /humidity to apply the sealer And2. Do I need to ‘stir/mix’ the sealer it’s in a 5 gal container? 
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      The Sealer Store · 06/16/2021
      Stir for a few minutes and apply in 60-85 degree temps. Avoid hot sun application.
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    JOHN · 09/25/2020
    i had a new porched poured in exposed aggerate about 5 years ago, it was sealed with brickform gem seal at that time....ive ordered superseal 25 to seal it again, ive pressure washed it but have a hairline crack in the middle that has turned white (i thought pressure washer would take care of it) should i just put the SS25 over it and hope it doesn't show?
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      The Sealer Store · 09/26/2020
      If it does not show when wet with water than it should not show when sealed.
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    Dillon Overton · 08/23/2020
    First application of SS 30 went well a couple of years ago. 2nd application is now a year old and it’s not looking good. Started yellowing pretty quickly and now most of the deck looks bad. I still have a 5 gal container full. Any suggestions? Would going over it again melt the existing sealer and smooth it out? Thanks!
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    Andrea · 08/14/2020
    Hello, new concrete sidewalk installed last summer, sealed with super sealer m, how often should this be done? Yearly? Thank you.
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      The Sealer Store · 08/14/2020
      No, every 4-5 years.
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        Andrea · 08/14/2020
        Great, thanks!
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    Gary L Hahn · 06/10/2020
    Sorry that is 30 seconds Indoor Outdoor Cleaner, used for tannins stains on concrete.
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      The Sealer Store · 06/10/2020
      It should not be an issue.
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