Penetrating Concrete Sealer List
Penetrating Concrete sealer protect the concrete from external debris and weather by forming a good impermeable coating. This kind of sealer has lifespan up to five years. Usually, 30 days must pass before starting to apply the sealer, since the concrete must be fully cured. Using Penetrating Concrete Sealer every 3 to 5 years increases the durability of the concrete and helps prevent cracking.
Acrysheen Penetrating Concrete sealer
This Penetrating sealer applies to form a semigloss top coat. Using Acrysheen as a concrete top coat will decrease dirt deterioration and penetration of the concrete. If you use Acrysheen your concrete will not turn yellow with age since it is a water-based formula. Before using Acrysheen, it’s important to remove all oil and dirt from the concrete. Apply the Acrysheen in an even coat horizontally and followed by an even coat vertically.
Duraseal Penetrating Concrete sealer
This penetrating sealer made by Enviroseal and very environmentally friendly. Used vertically, Duraseal provides a 10-year guarantee. When applied horizontally there is a 3 year warranty. Duraseal is perfect to be use with bricks and concrete since it will resist mildew and mold. Standard application for this penetrating sealer includes several thin coatings with drying time between applications. Only use it for cured concrete that least seven days old. Ideal application for this sealer is about 3 to 4 weeks of the cement installation. Duraseal is water-soluble and the sealing equipment can be cleaned with water and soap.
Sonoguard
With an expansive application base that includes exterior plywood, concrete, stadiums, parking lot, balconies, plazas and mechanical rooms. Sonoguard is the best option for small or large projects. Sonoguard divide its product into top coating and base coating. It is crucial to get both products for a complete application and to meet the warranty standards. Sonoguard Penetrating Concrete Sealer protects concrete from damage in winter including from freezing and salt threat.