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SuperSeal30 can be used for Stamped Concrete, Stamped Cement, Decorative Cement, Concrete Brick Pavers, Acid Stained Cement, Concrete Stains, and Exposed Aggregate. SuperSeal enhances the natural color of your Brick Pavers and Decorative Concrete with a "wet" look.
SuperSeal30 can be applied with a 1/2" roller cover. You cannot use a sprayer.
SuperSeal30 will help sand erosion reducing the amount of weeds. One coat is recommended.
Coverage is about 100 sq. feet per gallon or 500 sq. feet per five gallon. One coat will result in a high gloss sheen depending on porosity of brick. Extra coats will result in a higher gloss.
Super Seal 30 is not suggested for Clay Pavers.
Reviews
Saturday, 21 February 2009
Awesome product for a high gloss
Comments
Spot treat the white areas with the A-1 solvent. Let dry and apply a light coat over all.
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One coat over all should even it out.
There is a considerable amount of concrete brick pavers interlaced with decorative concrete borders about 3 feet wide.
I don't know what the previous sealant was nor, if, in fact, it was sealed. My mention of the 'architecturall y designed' aspect is relative to my assumption that it would have been.
Could we safely use this product on both surfaces without knowing this history?
They turned whitish from the last time they were sealed and I don't want this to happen again.
Also, how long does it take to arrive from when I order?
Thanks kindly
How often should I reseal the stamped concrete deck?
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Is there a preferred time duration between the two coats? I may have to do it between two weekends depending on the weather and would like to know if a week between is too long, or if I do one coat on a Sat and is it too soon to do the second coat on Sunday?
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outside the Toronto area??
I read a bunch of reviews and decided upon the Super Seal 30. After calling the friendly representatives at OPW they were able to tell me also about the Super Grip product.
I do some DYI, but let me tell you this, you could be all thumbs and still do this type of project.
You simply follow the directions. Prep your area, make sure it is DRY afterwards.Oh, I would make sure you wear a VOC mask. This stuff is STRONG and will make your throat sore and makes a bit dizzy if you don't. I used a full face mask.
I cut in the edges like any normal paint job. Afterwards, just do overlapping 90 perpendicular rolling of the sealer and poor you are done.
Now this is one coat but with the Super Grip, you need two coats. I did not make my 1st layer too thick. Besides, with porous pavers, the material soaks in a little bit.
I mixed in the container into the 5 gallons of the mix, now I proportioned mine since I only had one 5 gallon and the first go around I used only about 1.5 - 2 gallons. Mix the powder in; its like fine sand.
Mix completely, I used a paint mixing augur (local box store for about $5). You will need it trust me. Slapped it on my drill and off to the races.
Then followed up after 4 hours with my 2nd coat this time with the Super Grip and then the next morning, I was walking on my newly finished patio.
I will say though, it won't be slick glossy wet look on porous pavers. It is not like our stamped concrete sidewalks. Still, it does make the pavers look like after they have been washed down, the color pops and there is some shine.
Overall, very happy, total work time for 360 sq foot, (pre included) 5 hours without the dry time. Paver patio, hard edge set, inside pavers are drainage bed, and torpedo sand set. 1 to 5 (5 hard project) 2 to 3 because you will need to get some items (VOC mask and auger)
I hope this helps someone else, good luck with your DYI.
thank you ,
Mike
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