SuperSeal30 Gloss 1 Gallon

$41.99
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SuperSeal30 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.

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 feet per gallon or 500 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.

This Product is not VOC Compliant in Every State

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Note: Super Seal 30 is not suggested for Clay Pavers.

Super Seal 30 Comes in Clear and Brown Tinted

Super Seal 30 in Clear on Exposed Aggregate

Super Seal 30 Clear

Super Seal 30 in Brown Tinted on Exposed Aggregate

Super Seal 30 Brown Tinted

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    Chris R · 05/10/2023
    I used Super Seal 30 around my stamped pool border last year and it has already faded away.  Appears I need to do that again.  Is there a better product for use around pools with stamped concrete?  Does the salt water in the pool make a difference on wear and tear?
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      ConcreteSealerStore · 05/10/2023
      You can rejuvenate the color/shine by adding a solvent to the pavers. Spray on some Xylene and it will look brand new.
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    Brian · 09/06/2022
    Could I paint an epoxy over the top of this product?  For example, a concrete swimming pool slide that needs to be sealed, then epoxy'd for smooth slippery slide finish?
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      ConcreteSealerStore · 09/06/2022
      For an epoxy coating to work, the concrete must be bare and etched prior. So no, you cannot ever seal before applying epoxy.
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    a1961mark · 03/12/2021
    I have been using Super Seal 2000 to seal my stamped concrete patio for the past couple of years. I stripped the patio before sealing with Super Seal 2000. Can Super Seal 30 be applied over Super Seal 2000 or is there anything else compatible that can be used? I read somewhere that Super Seal 2000 has been discontinued.
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      ConcreteSealerStore · 03/12/2021
      This product is a cheap knock of the Super Seal products we sell. As for working over top, that would depend if the 2000 has yellowed or discolored. If not, it should be okay.
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        a1961mark · 03/12/2021
        Are you saying the Super Seal 2000 is a cheap knock off or the Super Seal 30? Are there any recommendations for a quality Sealer for my stamped concrete patio?
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    bill · 03/11/2021
    i bought superseal for my pavers do u still sell the tint or color

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    Robert F Jameson · 08/05/2020
    i have an exposed aggregate concrete patio table. I have purchased SuperSeal30 ti cover this table. The concrete around the stone do not make a flat surface leaving deep crevices around the stones. When I roll on the sealer it will collect in these voids. My question is: will this be a problem? I plan on applying two coats.
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      ConcreteSealerStore · 08/05/2020
      It should not be an issue.
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        Robert F Jameson · 08/05/2020
        So if it lets say a puddle 1/8" to 1/4" thick that would be ok? It would dry clear?
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          ConcreteSealerStore · 08/05/2020
          The sealer does not full voids so do not apply to thick, just a normal coating. It would be much less than 1/8".
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    Robert Jameson · 07/16/2020
    Can the Superseal30 be applied with a brush or do I need to use a roller. What clean-up solvent do I use?
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      ConcreteSealerStore · 07/16/2020
      Use a roller. Xylene for cleanup.
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        Robert F Jameson · 07/16/2020
        I have places where a roller won't work so I could use a brush, yes? Also, is it possible to over apply this product. Are there application instructions on the container?
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          ConcreteSealerStore · 07/16/2020
          Yes, that will work. Applies at 100 Sq feet per gallon for pavers. Do not apply thicker than that.
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            Robert F Jameson · 07/16/2020
            Well I'm applying this to a concrete/stone aggregate patio table so I can't gauge application by gallon. Would I just apply a medium coat so there is no puddling? I there a problem if I re-roll over previous to get an even applicqtion
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    John Alexander · 05/16/2020
    Hi...here are the photos of our largest patio....your specific advice, please....do you folks recommend a stripper product(s) or more? Thanks.

    John Alexander
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      ConcreteSealerStore · 05/16/2020
      Yes, you will have to strip this to fix this. We are out of stock on the stripper until mid-June.
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    John Alexander · 05/06/2020
    We have about 500 - 600sf of stamped concrete patio and sidewalks and have used BRS - 25 (US SPEC) to treat/seal almost every year for past 10 years or so...what we believe is a gloss finish each time. It is ready to treat/seal again. Is there a better product out there? The patio/sidewalks were not done in 2019, and looks bad now...lots of blushing (sp?)/whiteish look now. May we please have the benefit of your knowledge and experience? What might we consider doing this time. We are ready to try a different product, and would like to think we are using the 'perfect' product. We are cost conscientious, but willing to pay the price for a 'sealer' that will perform the best. Thank you very much for your advice/counsel. Jack Alexander, Littleton, Colorado 80123
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      ConcreteSealerStore · 05/07/2020
      If you have white blushing then you will need to strip this off fully as adding more sealer will not fix the main issue. Send some pictures.
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    Dave m · 05/06/2020
    Is super seal 30 for California?
    How fast would it shop
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    Brad · 04/08/2020
    Is the superseal 30 solvent or water based? I have a stamped concrete patio that was put in last year and has only been sealed by what the contractor put on initially. Can I put this down? What would be recommended for a high gloss wet look that is going to make the colors stand out
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      ConcreteSealerStore · 04/08/2020
      Solvent-based. As for compatibility, we would need to know the type of sealer they use.
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        Brad · 04/08/2020
        They put aquapel on it which was water based - could the SS30 be put down over that?
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        Brad · 04/08/2020
        Thanks - I will try to find out from the contractor but i think it is just a curing sealer that was applied after the pour.... I am looking for a wet glossy look.... if what they put down is water based would i need to stay with a water based sealer?
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    Larry · 06/23/2019
    How long before it can rain on ss30 , thank you
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    Matt · 08/24/2018
    You guys make THE BEST sealer we have ever used. Honestly, ONLY sealer I’ll ever use! Thanks for making a great product, 2nd to NONE!
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    ConcreteSealerStore · 06/13/2013
    Don, you cannot out that on top. You need to strip off the water based Acrylic (probably Behr) first.
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    Don Wisniewski · 06/13/2013
    I have stamped concrete in my yard. It was put in two years ago. I had put 3 coats of a water based acrylic sealer on it then. I am not happy with the results. Can I put your urethane sealer over it now? I like how the cement looks when I wash it off (wet) and I am hoping your finish will give me that desired look.
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    luann · 06/13/2013
    Is this product good to use on travertine tile to make it have a finished glossy look?
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    ConcreteSealerStore · 04/24/2012
    Many people have used this product for concrete counter tops.
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    Dale · 04/24/2012
    can this be used on concrete countertops?