SuperSeal Matte 5 Gallon
SuperSeal Matte 5 Gallon

SuperSeal Matte 5 Gallon

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$209.99
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SuperSeal Matte will darken the substrate like a "wet look" put has an additive to reduce the shine.

SuperSeal Matte can be used for Stamped Concrete, Stamped Cement, Decorative Cement, Bricks, Acid Stained Cement, Concrete Stains, and Exposed Aggregate.

SuperSeal Matte can be sprayed on with the Chapin 1949 Concrete Sprayer or applied with a 1/2" roller cover. You cannot use a plastic "inexpensive" sprayer.

SuperSeal Matte will help sand erosion reducing the amount of weeds.

One coat is recommended. Coverage is about 100 feet per gallon or 500 feet per five gallon.

One coat will result in a satin sheen depending on porosity of brick.

Reviews

Friday, 16 August 2019

I have a red/pink stamped concrete birder and this goes on nice, makes the color pop and works great

David Bosworth

Monday, 22 May 2017

Great wet look sealer with a matte gloss!

The Sealer Store

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    Kim B · 05/30/2023
    Can this sealer be tinted? 
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    Karin · 03/26/2023
    I have stamped concrete driveway and will be sealing it with your Matte solvent based sealer.  There are some cracks, which I want to fill with a colored elastomeric caulk sealer. I live in FL. Would I fill the cracks before or after I seal the driveway? What type of caulk works best with your sealers?
    Thank you,
    Karin
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      The Sealer Store · 03/27/2023
      Sorry, but we have no idea as to which caulk brands to use on this. We would assume that you would caulk first before sealing but that is a question for the caulk manufacturer as to what they would suggest.
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    Ralph · 03/24/2023
    I have a multi colored brick driveway 70' x 20' and I am considering using SuperSeal Matte or Supreme Shield. Please confirm number of gallons you would recommend for each (2 coats).

    Thanks,
    Ralph
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      The Sealer Store · 03/24/2023
      About 15 gallons for both. Matte is only 1 coat. SB-600 is two coats.
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    Owen · 11/02/2022
    I have brick walls in my basement that I’d like to seal with this product to stop the dusting and flaking of the bricks. This the correct product?
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    Matthew · 08/28/2022
    Hi, I have an acid/sand finish decorative integral color tan/beige colored concrete with a sand finish. I used Dayton Top Cast #5 retardant for the finish level. I am looking for the best sealer product for a matte/semi-gloss finish. (I am not looking for a high-gloss/shiny or a natural finish, but a finish in the middle). I have approx 275 SF of poured concrete "steppers" to seal. What would be the best product for this desired finish and what is the best application (roll/spray/brush)? Thank you.  
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    BLUDOG · 06/23/2022
    Before and after
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    Michelle · 05/29/2022
    Supreme Shield SB-600 or SuperSeal Matte?
    Looking to seal my new concrete paver patio. Wet look is fine, not concerned about the gloss. Don’t want anything that gets slippery when wet. Joints are filled with polymeric sand. The patio faces south. I live in WI so get extreme cold & heat. Will be using a roller - what type of roller is best. 
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      The Sealer Store · 05/30/2022
      Either will work, just depends on if you want less shine. Any roller will work as long as it can handle solvent based sealers. 1/2" to 5/8" nap.
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    Sam · 08/09/2021
    Am divided between SB-600 or Supreme Seal Matte or /Surebond SB-6000; Is there a place where they are compared with pictures?  
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      The Sealer Store · 08/09/2021
      There is not and the final appearance will vary based on the surface you are applying to and the porosity of the said surface.
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    Sal · 05/07/2021
    I purchased the supreme seal 25, matte. what is the best solvent to thin this product?
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      The Sealer Store · 05/07/2021
      It is not designed to be thinned. To clean it, use Xylene.
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    Missy · 08/20/2020
    SB6000 vs Super Seal M I’m in Ohio and I want a non slick concrete sealer with a wet look around my pool
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    Myrtha · 07/29/2020
    Which sealer should I use on my pool pavers? Want something that is not slippery but enhances the paver.
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    Vince · 05/22/2020
    Hello I used the Super Seal30 Gloss about 4 years ago on my pavers. I applied one coat. The question is do I have to remove the old sealer? Cause I want to use the Super Seal Matt to darken my pavers. Thanks.
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    Bewildered Bob · 03/23/2020
    Existing previously unsealed pavers are 13+ years old. Despite repeated pressure washing some dirt appears to be "baked in". Will the "Matte" product darken the surface to help hide the dirt ? If not, what is recommended for use in FL ?
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      The Sealer Store · 03/23/2020
      Does it look good when wet with water? If so, then using the SuperSeal Matte will make it look even like a wet look.
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        Bewildered Bob · 03/24/2020
        Thanx for the quick reply. I'm very interested in "substrate darkening" effect stated in product specs. Too much darkening will result in wrath of HOA inspector. Too little darkening may not hide "baked in" dirt and/or oil spots that pressure washing failed to remove.

        BB
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          The Sealer Store · 03/24/2020
          Try this: https://www.opwdecks.com/wet-look-no-gloss.htm
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            Bewildered Bob · 03/25/2020
            Hello again: I'M REALLY CONFUSED. It appears that the SuperSeal Matte MAY (repeat MAY) be the proper choice IF THE COLORATION IS CORRECT. But your latest recommendation appears to be Supreme Shield SB-600. Plz explain. Thanx.
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              The Sealer Store · 03/25/2020
              The wet look is the same between the Matte and SB-600. No gloss though with the SB-600 compared to a Matte shine. There are not different levels of wet look. It either enhances like a wet look or it does not.
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                Bewildered Bob · 03/25/2020
                STILL VERY CONFUSED. The picture on your web page for "Super Seal Matte" (price = $170) is for "SUPREME SEAL 25/MATTE" (unknown price) NOT Super Seal Matte. Plz explain. Thanx.
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    Dan · 03/02/2020
    Hello,
    I have a colored stamped concrete patio that needs to be re-sealed. I think it was re-sealed in the past by the previous owners but I am not sure. Can I put this product down after power washing the patio? I have a few pictures as well.
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    James · 12/02/2019
    How long will it take to get (3) 5 gallon buckets shipped to me? Naples, FL. I have a customer that would like the job done before 12/23, and I would like to get it done by end of next week if possible.
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    David Bosworth · 08/16/2019
    When I spray with Chapman i get a little puddle in the grove roller won't get to. What's the best brush to use?
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    Emil · 07/04/2019
    I completed my brick paver patio a few days ago and would like to use Super Seal Matte. I read elsewhere that I should wait a year to seal. This seems like along time, and I would be afraid to use the patio due to possibility of staining prior to sealing. Do I really have to wait this long?
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      The Sealer Store · 07/05/2019
      No, you can seal now as long as there is not any efflorescence.
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        Al · 01/16/2022
        So what’s efflorescence?
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          The Sealer Store · 01/17/2022
          Efflorescence is a crystalline deposit of salts that can form when water is present in or on brick, concrete, stone, stucco or other building surfaces. It has a white or greyish tint and consists of salt deposits that remain on the surface after water evaporates. In addition, efflorescence can appear as a powdery substance on floors and walls and requires special care to treat.
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    Jennifer · 05/28/2019
    We applied June, 2016. Is there any preprep involved to reapply to Tremron pavers? We live in Florida and have been tremendously satisfied to include two floods as a result of hurricanes. Thank you!
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    George · 04/25/2019
    I'm want to redo my stamped concrete sidewalk. I'm not sure what it was sealed with if at all. When I put water on it, it soaks in so I'm assuming that if it was sealed (4-5 years ago) it has worn away. I'd like to use the SuperSeal Matte. Should I worry or test if any other sealer is still present? How would I do that?
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      The Sealer Store · 04/25/2019
      Post a picture.
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        George · 04/26/2019
        picture included of sidewalk with water on it
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          The Sealer Store · 04/26/2019
          You are good to go ahead and seal. just pressure with water for prep and let dry for a couple of days before sealing.
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    Larry · 07/27/2018
    Can this be applied over the top of Eagle natural water based sealer?
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      The Sealer Store · 07/28/2018
      No, probably not as this is solvent based and that is water-based.
Parameters of Product: Concrete and Brick Paver Sealers
Application Method
Roll or Chapin 1949 Sprayer Only
Interior or Exterior
Exterior
Your Surface Type
Brick Pavers/Stamped/Decorative Concrete
Brands
SuperSeal Sealers
Free Shipping
Yes
Available Sizes
5 Gallon
Water or Solvent Based
Solvent Based
Enhance Look
Wet Look and Gloss