1 Gal. Concrete and Masonry Water Repellent with High Gloss Wet Look Finish

You say your product can be applied over or on top of other sealer that stripping was not necessary. I wanted to use it as the final coat/cover because you “guaranteed” 3 years wear outside and double that if used indoors. See pictures below - I had to strip it off because of what it did to my pavers that had 4 coats of Lacquer sealer

I used this to seal my stamped concrete patio. This sealant is easy use and spreads really well with a 3/8 nap roller. Really impressed with this as it brought my patio back to life

I wasn't sure about this product but once I tested a small area, I was actually very happy with how it looked. I have stamped concrete that had some color in it when it was first installed but has faded over the years. This product brought back the richness of the color and made it glossy and yet not slippery at all. And also water proof so I hope it lasts for the season. Will definitely buy again and will be repeating this every year.

Hello, I used the 5505 To seal my pavers. I had a large are (approximately 2200 sq ft.) I definitely recommend PPE especially when pouring as the product can splash up potentially in your eyes. End result is amazing ! I hope it will last a few years as other legal ants I have uses require an annual application. I took some before and aft photos to share the difference.

Ok. So I have a walkway from my driveway to my front door. It is about 10' x 25'. Get ready - it is Mexican or Saltillo tile! Moving right along, this walkway had about 20+ years of coatings over it. The coatings also had dirt trapped between some of the layers, had cracks in the coatings and had mold and mildew in certain areas. Additionally, I live in South Florida. What a nightmare! I had been thinking about restoring it for a couple of years. My wife and I bought our house in 2009 and it was bad when we bought it. Finally, this year I decided to tackle the job. First, I applied stripper, waited for it to work, and then started brushing it hard with a wire brush on the end of a broomstick. After I got as far as I could, I took a 2800 psi pressure cleaner to it. That was just the first go. I had to repeat this process 3 times (actually, in some areas 4 times). Once I had it down to the original surface, I waited two days for it to dry. Once dry, I scrubbed it with heavy detergent and pressure washed it again. Then I waited another 2 days for it to dry. Thankfully, I got two days without rain! Once it was dry, I swept it once. I read about a lot of sealants and other products and I knew the 5505 did not indicate it could be used on Mexican or Saltillo tile but I went ahead and coated it anyway! Let me tell you - it worked like a charm! The coating is durable and shinny! Now here's the crazy thing; after all the cleaning but before applying it, some of the tiles were very light in color. Some were yellow and some were mixed color. Now these types of tiles are not uniform in color but they did not look naturally dark enough. I figured that was the best I was going to get before coating. Unbelievably, for some reason the 5505 seemed to restore the tiles and darken some of the colors that were too light! I wish I shot some before pictures. The difference from when I started to what it looks like now is incredible!

Customer service is where it started to get me the right products for the job. The product then went down easy and looks great. The only negative I have is that the product spread more than I was told and I ended up with an extra gallon.

This product works great and its superior quality is noted imeadiately. Its long lasting and you will get a wow!! from everyone. I recemmend 100%

Great product. Profession finish look. Easy to apply

So far excellent product pavers have wet look easy to apply need to see how long product lasts before reapplication

First, I put this down on my new concrete pool pavers and it was somewhat difficult using the recommended 1/4 inch nap roller. It would not get into the gaps between the pavers, so I had to go back the next day with a brush to fill them in. I’m not sure if a thicker nap roller would have been a better choice considering the possibility of leaving puddles or over-covering the pavers. Second, this formula does NOT leave a high gloss finish. My pavers only darkened slightly with no gloss and not even a “wet” look. A second coat might “gloss” them up but I got the oil based 5505 blend to avoid that. I’ll re-coat them in two or three years, so I’ll see then. Otherwise, it seems like a quality sealer - and the fumes are really not that bad.