SuperSeal25 Semi-Gloss 5 Gallon
SuperSeal25 Semi-Gloss 5 Gallon

SuperSeal25 Semi-Gloss 5 Gallon

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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

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Super Seal 25 is not suggested for Clay Pavers.

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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?
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    Maria · 06/07/2019
    Good Morning, we sealed out stamped concrete on May 10th, and as it dries we realize it needs a second coat. When do you recommend doing the second coat? Now, or letting it settle a bit more? Thank you
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    Maria · 05/19/2019
    Hello - we sealed our stamped patio with super seal 25 and I could not be more thrilled with how it turned out. My question is we have this step that is more like brushed concrete and I would also like to seal this - will this product work on the step? I have included a photo - thank you so much, you guys are great and I will always recommend to friends!!
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    Donald Crecco · 05/08/2019
    Hi can you put super seal 25 over a water base seal that was Applied 2 years ago
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      ConcreteSealerStore · 05/08/2019
      Depends on if the current sealer has discolored by turning white and if the surface it porous to the point water can soak in?
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        Greg · 11/29/2020
        In the event that the existing sealer has turned white and the concrete is porous to the point of soaking in water would I need to strip existing water based sealer off before applying sealer super seal 25 ?
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    Larry · 04/29/2019
    Can you use this over ss30 ??? - I have used ss30 in the past.

    Thank You -Larry
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    Wayne · 04/14/2019
    Also forgot it’s for stamped concrete
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    Wayne · 04/14/2019
    I bought a Chaplin pump for the super seal 25 voc. I was wondering what size nozzle to use to apply sealer. I have a 5gpm n a 10gpm. Which one do you recommend? Thanks
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    Brian · 04/08/2019
    I live in NJ. Can I use this product or do I need the low VOC version
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    craig geris · 04/07/2019
    Last year I had my patio stripped & seal. I think they used Supreme Seal V-17. Can I use Super Seal 25 this time, would like more of a wet look this time or do I have to use the same type or strip it and reseal with Super Seal 25. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thank you
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      ConcreteSealerStore · 04/07/2019
      Strip and redo so the SS25 can properly soak in and darken the color.
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    frances · 03/25/2019
    Is this good to use on unilock pavers? We had it sealed last year but alot of the unilock pavers turned white so the contractor has to redo it this spring/summer. I'm looking for a wet look.
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      ConcreteSealerStore · 03/25/2019
      The contractor will need to strip off the current sealer that has turned white first before resealing. The SS25 will work correctly as long as the current failed sealer is removed.
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    bob · 10/03/2018
    can this be used on outside travertine pavers?
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    Ron · 09/27/2018
    Can super seal 25 be used on my driveway that's just about a month old. It has a broom finish
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      ConcreteSealerStore · 09/28/2018
      Wet look and or gloss sealers like the Super Seal 25 will not work very well for a broom finish. Dries uneven.
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    Susan Dalrymple · 09/22/2018
    I have a paver driveway and pool lanai. I need to re seal both and want the best product for the job. Of course, I don't want the areas to be slippery so what would you suggest? I was looking at the Super Seal M--but want to know what someone in the know would use. thank you for your help
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    Barbara · 07/19/2018
    Csn you use this product on field/flagstone walkways?
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      ConcreteSealerStore · 07/19/2018
      It is not designed for flagstone.
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        Barbara · 08/06/2018
        What happens if you use it on stone? I tried a test area and it looks great.
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    P Parrish · 07/08/2018
    We had a stamped patio installed a couple of years ago and is showing wear and some of the original sealant chipped off within a year of it's application by the contractor (it was put on REALLY THICK), are we able to put this product directly on top of the existing sealant or do we need to strip the previous stuff?
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    Vic · 06/12/2018
    Do you recommend cutting SuperSeal 25 with 1/2 Xylene before applying? Also, after I apply the first coat, how should I integrate SUREGRIP additive non-slip additive? At what temperature is it too hot to apply the aforementioned? Thanks, Vic
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      ConcreteSealerStore · 06/12/2018
      No, you should not thin or cut the Super Seal 25. The Super Grip easily mixes into the sealer. One Super Grip per 5-gallon pail. Apply in temps of 50-90 degrees.
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    Alexis Miller · 06/26/2017
    My contractor recently applied this sealer to a concrete-like (Miracote MPC) surface that had likely heated up beyond the 90 degrees in some cases. Some areas now have an alligator skin appearance -- which is fine as long as the sealer won't fail as a result. And some areas have developed micro cracks in the sealer (probably along micro cracks in the MPC coating) that are whitish in color and appeal to be a break in the sealer. My plan is to leave the alligator skin areas alone and to use a small paintbrush to apply additional sealer over the micro cracks.

    Does this plan make sense?

    Thanks.
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    ConcreteSealerStore · 04/24/2017
    Try Xylene solvent on a spot to see if that removes the white.
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    Madeline · 04/24/2017
    Hi, I've recently sanded and sealed my pavers and the seal looks fantastic! However, in a couple of areas under where we've sealed there are white patches that look like dust. They've faded slightly, but in the month since we've sealed the driveway they still haven't gone away. Is this just water that was trapped under the seal? (There were some dirt spots I pressure washed away before sealing) or is this something else? Do I need to put more seal down to get rid of them? What are your suggestions? Thanks!
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    ConcreteSealerStore · 08/30/2016
    You can spray with the Chapin 1949. It is fairly easy. Just make sure that you pump well to start and that you continue to pump while spraying.
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    Robert Murphy · 08/29/2016
    This will be my 3rd time sealing my six year old exposed aggregate driveway, walkways and steps with SuperSeal 25. The past 2 times I used an 18" roller and 4" paint brush. This process took 2 days to complete. My question...would the application be "less" backbreaking and quicker using a sprayer?
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    ConcreteSealerStore · 08/12/2016
    It is typically not slippery after full cure of about 2 weeks. It does dry within a couple of hours of application though. This product is a breakable sealer, hence why it is not 100% filming to create a slippery surface.
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    Pamela Quinn · 08/11/2016
    Hello, my property is in South East Florida and we want to clean and seal our brick paver walkway into the clubhouse. I would like it to brighten up the pavers and seal in the sand, but it is a 55+ community and I am concerned with it being slippery. Do I need to be concerned or can you recommend this sealer for a highly used walkway? Lastly, how long after applied can it be walked on?
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    ConcreteSealerStore · 06/03/2016
    No we do not.
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    Charles Lyons · 06/03/2016
    Do you sell Super Seal-25 VT concrete sealer in 1 gal containers?
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    Scott · 05/17/2016
    I am in Florida and I have a 2K foot paver driveway. I desire the wet look but concerned of creating a slippery surface others have experienced using Gloss and Semi gloss products around pools. I am considering the Matte but I have been told those familiar with your product, the SS25 is very close to the Matte and there has been no problems with slick surfaces on driveways using the SS25 and that is the most widely used product. Since I need (4) 5 gallon pails it saves me a little electing the 25 over the Matte. Do you believe the SS25 will best suit my needs or is there any concern with a driveway that have your recommend Matte.
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    ConcreteSealerStore · 04/06/2016
    You can add the SuperGrip in the final coat. Should not change the appearance. Make it is evenly mixed into the sealer.
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    Jodi · 04/06/2016
    We just finished applying 2 coats of SuperSeal 25 and it looks like we're going to need to apply one more coat to some of the tiles (some were much more porous than others). I like the shiny look on the tiles but they are a bit slippery when wet. If we added the Super Grip, would that change the appearance of the tiles? Is it OK to apply the SuperSeal with added Super Grip over tiles that have just been sealed? Thanks!
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    ConcreteSealerStore · 03/30/2016
    Without knowing what the other brand was made of, it is impossible to say. Not all sealers are compatible with each other. In general it would work with most. We sell a Super Grip that can be added.