Questions and Answers for Dyco Paints SHIELD & SEAL 1 gal. 1380 Clear Polyurethane Waterproofing Sealer

A:  Necesita ordenarlo por online primero y luego se lo envian a la tienda para recojerlo.

A:  I am not sure of the recommended timeline specified by the company, but I applied mine close to evening time, so I let it cure all night long and then apply the second coat the next day around lunch time.

A:  Dyco Shield & Seal was formulated for natural stone and Dyco Paver Sealer was formulated for concrete surfaces. While they are optimized for those surfaces, they can both be used on natural stone or concrete products. Shield & Seal has a slight amber tone. For preparation and application information, please see the Technical Data Sheet (TDS) on the product page of DycoPaints.com. All the best with your project!

A:  Thanks for your question. The average dry time for Dyco Shield & Seal is 4 - 6 hours. Note that this will be affected by application thickness, humidity, etc. For preparation and application information, please see the Technical Data Sheet (TDS) on the product page of DycoPaints.com. Feel free to reach out to us via the Contact Us page of our website should you have additional questions. We're here and happy to help. All the best with your project!

A:  It is dry to touch in 20 minutes.

A:  Thanks for your question. Dyco SHIELD & SEAL was formulated for natural stone so it has not been tested on stamped concrete.

A:  Thanks for your question. Unfortunately we can't help you with this one. While we don't manufacture a product for that type of project, check in with your Home Depot Pro Desk as they will likely have some insights or suggestions for you. All the best with your project!

A:  Yes, make sure you use enough Shield & Seal and mix in large plastic mixing pan. Make sure it doesn't rain for two days and keep the area dry.

A:  Thanks for letting us know that you are happy with your application of Dyco Shield & Seal. When the time comes to make a change, the product can be removed with Xylene or a chemical stripper. Thanks again for sharing your experience.

A:  Thanks for your question. It wasn't designed or tested for that purpose. Best of luck with your project!

A:  No, try Drylok water sealer it is a much better product for your application. https://www.homedepot.com/p/DRYLOK-1-Gal-Gray-Ready-Mixed-Latex-Base-Waterproofer-209162/203887570 Mike

A:  I don't know the UV, but I live in Sunny South Florida and used this product pouring and mixing with chattahoochee about three inches thick on dry days and it's now been about two years and no problem.

A:  Thanks for your question. While we don't apply UV ratings to masonry coatings, as a urethane, Dyco Shield & Seal does offer good UV resistance. For more information including preparation and application information, please refer to the Use & Care Manual (Technical Data Sheet or TDS) on the product page of homedepot.com under PRODUCT OVERVIEW - INFO & GUIDES. All the best with your project!