SuperSeal Matte 5 Gallon
SuperSeal Matte 5 Gallon

SuperSeal Matte 5 Gallon

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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 Concrete Brick Pavers, 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.

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    jason · 05/14/2023
    do you have samples of the super seal 3025 and 25 matte finish i cant find part numbers on your website 
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    George · 01/28/2023
    Hello, does your product SURESTRIP remove super seal matte from brick? 
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    Greg · 09/05/2022
    You recommend one coat but Superseal recommends two thin coats. Which is correct? 
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      ConcreteSealerStore · 09/06/2022
      Depends on the surface type?
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        Greg · 09/06/2022
        Aggregate. But neither documentation specifies the surface type. 
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    Badar Awan · 08/29/2022
    can i use concrete sealer on composite deck boards?
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    Badar Awan · 08/29/2022
    by mistake i bought semiglass sealer. question: when i reseal can i do first coat of semiglass sealer and second coat of mat and i get mat finish? 
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    Paul · 06/30/2022
    We want to seal a very steep driveway paved with pea gravel which can be slippery when wet.  Traction is therefore very important safety consideration when choosing a sealer.  Presumably the matte sealer is the best option, but any are specifically designed to give good grip?
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    J hack · 11/24/2021
    Shows 1 gallon covers 100 ft.  Is that 100 square feet?
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    Terry · 07/09/2021
    How long for free shipping 5 gallons to Gig Harbor, Wa 98332
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    Tom · 06/17/2021
    Just wanted to let you know I used SuperSeal Matte on my exposed aggregate front porch.  Looks even better than I anticipated.
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    Tom · 06/04/2021
    How long should I wait before applying a second coat of superseal matte?
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      ConcreteSealerStore · 06/04/2021
      You can apply another coat if needed as soon as the first coat is dry.
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    Tom · 04/15/2021
    Can a second coat of the superseal matte be applied?
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    Gail · 03/08/2020
    Is this slippery? Can I use on exposed aggregate on pool decking?
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    Cindy Reynolds · 10/18/2019
    What sealer should I use on a broom finish integrated colored patio?
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    Cindy Reynolds · 10/18/2019
    Would this sealer be compatible with integrated colored concrete? Need a sealer for my newly poured patio
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    Larry · 06/26/2019
    Hello Can I use The SS Super seal matte over the SS seal 30 high gloss that I have used in the past. ? Thank you for your time. Anything I need to know before I start.?
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      ConcreteSealerStore · 06/26/2019
      Yes. Just make sure it is clean and dry. Mix the Matte well before using as it has an additive to lower the shine.
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    Cathy · 08/16/2018
    What percentage of solids does this have?
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    Bob L · 04/18/2018
    I have Cambridge Pavers on my driveway in long island, NY. They were installed about 6 months ago.

    1) Which finished will hold up the best?

    2) Should I use Solvent or water base?

    3) How many coats of are required?

    4) Will the sealant come off after heavy cars are parked on the driveway?


    Thank you
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    Just · 01/31/2017
    I have a Chicago brick deck and would like to seal it with a dull look- what product do you recommend and what prep is needed to be done before application.. I would like it to last as long as possible- we live on the gulf coast near New Orleans- thank you for your help! Also do your assortment of products all derive from the super sealer 25 product?
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    ConcreteSealerStore · 06/23/2016
    Just clean off any dirt, etc and reapply. No need to strip.
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    Jennifer Crovatto · 06/22/2016
    We are applying ss25 matte. After 2 years, do we need to strip and reapply or is it possible to recoat over existing? Thank you!
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    ConcreteSealerStore · 09/10/2015
    As long as the surface is porous, your removed the old sealer and it is not discolored from the old coating, then you will be okay to seal with a solvent.
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    DGiebel · 09/10/2015
    Previous re-coating of my stamped concrete patio was a water-based sealer. I've stripped that old sealer off (at least it appears that way). Is it safe to apply solvent-based sealer?
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    ConcreteSealerStore · 09/10/2015
    No it cannot be applied to ceramic or porcelain.
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    Eric · 09/10/2015
    Can this product be applied to ceramic or porcelain? Can non-skid additive be added?
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    ConcreteSealerStore · 06/15/2015
    Not on clay bricks as it will not dry evenly. Concrete brick pavers are good.
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    Rob R. · 06/14/2015
    Can this be used on regular clay brick pavers
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    ConcreteSealerStore · 10/29/2014
    I would just leave it alone and hopefully the shiny spots dull some. It might have just that those bricks were less porous, resulting in more shine.
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    Richard Landry · 10/29/2014
    So the only way to possibly resolve the shiny areas on the bricks would be to strip the sealer off and start over, or possibly wait for the shin to diminish over time due to wear? Thought it was strange since it is shiny over a few bricks here and there throughout the deck, and not centralized in a specific area of the deck.

    Thanks.
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    ConcreteSealerStore · 10/29/2014
    The Matte has an additive that lowers the shine. If it is not mixed well prior to applying you could get dull and shiny areas. You cannot "spray" something on to make it even or duller in the shiny area. In addition the Matte does have some shine but it should be even if it is mixed well.
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    Richard Landry · 10/29/2014
    I only shook up the 5 gallon bucket for about a minute to mix the sealer before putting it in the sprayer.