SuperSeal25 Semi-Gloss 5 Gallon

$189.99
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SuperSeal25 can be used for Stamped Concrete, Stamped Cement, Decorative Cement, Bricks, Acid Stained Cement, Concrete Stains, and Exposed Aggregate. SuperSeal enhances the natural color of your Concrete Brick Pavers and Cement with a "wet" look.

SuperSeal25 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. SuperSeal25 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/semi-gloss sheen depending on porosity of brick. Extra coats will result in a higher gloss.

This Product is not VOC Compliant in Every State

Click here for a VOC Compliant Product.

Super Seal 25 is not suggested for Clay Pavers.

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    Lucy · 05/20/2023
    Hello I am planning seal my paver patio and pathway could you please help me to choose the right one ? Thanks 
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      ConcreteSealerStore · 05/20/2023
      What appearance would you like when done? Wet look, gloss level, etc.
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    Don Bevin · 02/24/2023
    I have 1/2 of a 5 gallon can of SS25 from my last sealing job from 4 years ago, can I still use the 4 year old sealer to redo my pavers? I have ordered another 5 gallons of SS25, just hate to waste such a great product by throwing it away.
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      ConcreteSealerStore · 02/25/2023
      Hard to say for certain but it probably has gone bad since it was opened.
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    Ray Ball · 02/20/2023
    How long in between coats should I wait?
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    Badar Awan · 08/21/2022
    How would you clean the pump after finishing spraying this
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    Patti Richards · 05/12/2022
    We had our stamped concrete poured and sealed 2 years ago. It's time to reseal, and I wanted to know if I can use superseal 25 for this task. The bucket says to use Supreme Seal for cured concrete, so now I'm not sure. 
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    Larry Cain · 08/19/2021
    can super seal be tinted/
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    Jim · 07/05/2021
    Is there any advantage to using a polymeric joint sand in addition to the Super Seal 25 product, or, just use coarse sand for joint filler and have the Super Seal product 'firm up' the coarse sand?
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      ConcreteSealerStore · 07/05/2021
      Either sand is fine. 
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        Jim · 07/05/2021
        The polymeric is much more expensive.  Is there a distinct advantage/durability of one versus the other?
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          ConcreteSealerStore · 07/06/2021
          The poly sand will last longer but at the same time, if you do not do it correctly, you can get poly sand haze that turns your pavers white in color and can be a pain to fix.
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    Eric · 05/25/2021
    I used this sealer last weekend and within two hours there were bubbles forming all over the patio. How to I remedy this?
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    Dave · 04/11/2021
    What type of roller should I use to apply this product to semi smooth brick pavers?
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    Tony Grant · 04/07/2021
    What is the difference between the SS25 and the SS30? Can both be used to seal and waterproof travertine? Is there a high-gloss version of either of these?Thanks!
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    Tony Grant · 04/07/2021
    Hello, I just wanted to know which of your products you recommend for a large outdoor travertine deck? I recently had a lot of tiles replaced because of water damage and I want to ensure that I seal them correctly this time as well as give the deck a high gloss wet look shine. Please extend your recommendation and how long can I expect the product to last? Thanks in advance.Anthony in Atlanta
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    Rickie Bradley · 02/04/2021
    Can I use Superseal 25 SEMI-GLOSS for a regular concrete driveway?
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    Martin · 08/28/2020
    My pool deck was sealed with ss25 a couple of years back , had some cracks during this time and was repaired just now , can i reseal the whole thing or do I need to strip it all off first ?
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    Robert Murphy · 08/19/2020
    This is Bob from the Burg. I have sealed my exposed aggregate driveway and walkways with SS-25 and Gripper 4 times over the past 10 or so years with exceptional results. This year, I switched to the VOC compliant sealer and, for the first time, the sealing process was a disaster. A little background...I pressure washed all of the surfaces 3 days prior to sealing. I live in Pittsburgh and, at the time, we had not had any rain for 8 or so days. I apply the product with an 18" roller and, on the edges and steps, a 4" paint brush. This is the same application practice that I have used in the past. The 2 days that it took to apply the sealer, the temperature was in the upper 90s, but no precipitation. Again, I know what happens, from a prior experience, if the sealer is applied thick, it turns white; so I was very cautious no to apply the sealer to heavy.
    Well, it turned white. The most unusual area was at the steps, I brushed the risers of the steps and you can see the exact bush marks even where I overlapped the top edge of the step with the roller, minutes after brushing.

    So I need your advice...is the VOC that caused the problem, the heat, or some other issue? I have attached a few photos to give you some idea of the appearance. I look forward to your response. Also, when I reseal next summer, will I have to STRIP (Yikes, please say no) the surfaces before I seal again.

    Thanks, Bob
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      ConcreteSealerStore · 08/19/2020
      It could be many things but it was probably not from using the VOC version. Try to fix by applying a solvent to restore the shine and remove the white. We suggest using xylene and that can be bought at most local stores. Do a test spot and happy to one of the affected areas to see if that fixes it. Just brush on or use a pump sprayer to apply.
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        Robert Murphy · 08/19/2020
        Thanks so much for your quick response and help. A few simple questions...Are there certain weather conditions when using xylene as there are with sealer? Does the thickness of application important? Does it take a significant amount of time to dry to cure? And, do you sell xylene?
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    Nace · 08/10/2020
    What if it gets rained on before it dries
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    Jeff · 06/13/2020
    For pavers previously sealed with acrylic based sealer, 2-3 years ago, I would like to use superseal 25 applied with roller.

    1) ok to go over previous acrylic product?

    2) sprayer a little spendy at $120, is there a disadvantage with roller application?
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    James Griggs · 06/12/2020
    will this work on travertine tile for a shower?
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    violet marin · 05/10/2020
    Will this product have a wet look finish?
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    Darrin · 05/09/2020
    9 year old with wear no white patio/walkway I’m thinking super seal 25 spray on after power wash
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    Bob Hamilton · 04/30/2020
    I live in central fl, driveway in full sun almost all day. Pavers were seal 4 years ago i think with a water base sealer by a contractor that installed them. water soak's into pavers so i don,t think anything is left on them. Looking for a wet look with a little shine , what do you suggest? i have seen some driveway with white spots and i don't want that to happen here. Thanks Bob
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    Bob Hamilton · 04/30/2020
    ca you use Roller for pavers?
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    Bob Hamilton · 04/30/2020
    can you use a roller for superseal 25??
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    Roberta · 04/27/2020
    In this picture the dark is wet. The other is dry. Is it ok to put the sealer 25 on it?
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    Johnny Stone · 04/14/2020
    We are planning on sealing older brushed concrete patio/poole surround and are looking for the best sealer
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    Roberta Bradford · 04/09/2020
    Is it ok to put the sealer on without doing anything but pressure wash. It is stampkrete. I put sealer25 on last year but it may have been old. Had it for 3 years. It was beautiful looked like slate just the way it looked when installed several years ago.
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    DH · 02/04/2020
    I have a stamped concrete patio that was installed and sealed 2 years ago. Would I need to do any surface preparation before applying SS 25 or can it be applied directly over top of the existing sealer?
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      ConcreteSealerStore · 02/04/2020
      That would depend on the current condition and if the sealer has failed by discoloring? Pictures would help as well.
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        DH · 04/10/2020
        Sorry - just getting back to considering the job. Here are a couple of pics. Overall is still looks pretty good, some spots with minor whiting. Let me know what you think. Thanks
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          ConcreteSealerStore · 04/10/2020
          The issue you have is the old sealer has turned white. Adding more sealer on top will temporarily fix this but it will come back eventually. The only way to fix this is to chemically strip it all off.
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    Cam · 08/03/2019
    How long do you wait to apply 2nd coat.
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    C · 06/09/2019
    I should note that we used the Matte product, not the semi-gloss.
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    C · 06/09/2019
    I used the product today that was recommended superseal25. The patio is brushed concrete. I believe it needs another coat, but wanted to get your thoughts. We sprayed this on and rolled it to try to maintain consistency. Any thoughts on what we could do to even out the product?