Description
Before applying our Glaze ‘N Seal Color Enhancer & Sealer, make sure the surface is super clean and dry. Get rid of dirt, oil, grease, paint, efflorescence, and old sealers. You can use our Heavy Duty Cleaner for Concrete and Masonry for general cleaning. For efflorescence stains, try our Efflorescence Remover. If acid was used, neutralize the surface with our Neutralizing Rinse. Read the container for cleaner instructions and don't mix cleaners. Let the surface dry for at least 24 hours (48 hours after power - washing or in cool weather). New concrete pavers should cure for 14 days or more. Applying to a damp or uncured surface can cause a hazy look or poor adhesion. After tamping joint sand and cleaning, ensure the sand is at least 1/8 inch below the paver surface and fully dry. Test small areas first. Use a garden sprayer, low - pressure airless sprayer, brush, short - nap roller, or squeegee to apply. Apply one liberal coat to flood the joints. Use a squeegee to remove excess sealer when sealing sand. In moist, cool climates, allow more drying time. You can apply a second coat after two hours for more protection and gloss. Re - coat as needed. Add our Grip ‘n Seal Slip Resistance Additive to the second coat for more slip resistance. Coverage is 75 to 150 square feet per gallon, depending on surface porosity and application method. Apply at 45°F - 90°F. Air and surface temp should be above 45°F 24 hours before and after. Clean applicators with water right after use. Don't apply to immersed areas like fountains or pools, or on porcelain, polished stone, granite, or marble. This is for professional use only. Our product outperforms the competition, bringing out hidden colors of hard surfaces. It offers richer, deeper, long - lasting color enhancement for new and old concrete, masonry, stone, and pavers. It's water - based, easy to apply, and easy to clean up.
Hey there! Using our Color Enhancer and Sealer is a breeze. First, clean the surface well. Remove all the dirt, oil, and other stuff. You can use our special cleaners for different stains. Let the surface dry for a proper amount of time. New pavers need to cure for at least 14 days. Before you start applying it all over, test a small area. You can use a sprayer, brush, or roller to apply. Make sure to apply one thick coat to fill the joints. If you're sealing sand, use a squeegee to get rid of extra sealer. In wet or cool weather, give it more time to dry. You can add a second coat after two hours for better protection and shine. You can also add our slip - resistance additive to the second coat. Remember, apply it when the temperature is between 45°F and 90°F. Clean your tools right after use with water. Don't use it on certain surfaces like pools or porcelain. Keep these things in mind, and your hard surfaces will look amazing and be well - protected.
