Questions and Answers for Eagle 5 Gal. Gloss Coat Clear Wet Look Solvent-Based Acrylic Concrete Sealer

A:  Yes, the Armor Seal can be used in garages! We recommend etching smooth troweled concrete before applying the Armor Seal due to the lack of porosity.

A:  Gloss Coat is an exterior use-only sealer. For interior use, like a basement, I recommend using our Armor Seal, a film-forming, gloss finish, water-based sealer.

A:  The Supreme Seal is specifically formulated for concrete. We do not recommend it on natural stone. Unfortunately, we do not offer a sealer for slate.

A:  If opened, we recommend sampling a test spot before a full application to ensure the product still works. If properly sealed and stored, our product might last for up to a year. Since the manufacturer has no control over handling, use, or storage; no guarantee expressed or implied, is offered.

A:  Yes, the Gloss Coat can be applied in the middle of the day.

A:  Gloss Coat is an exterior use-only product.

A:  Smooth Troweled (etch required): 300 ft² per gallon // Textured or Stamped: 200 ft² per gallon // Broom Swept: 200 ft² per gallon // Exposed Aggregate and Pavers: 100 ft² per gallon

A:  I used this product on a large stamped concrete patio and sidewalk that had been sealed when first poured and dried. It looked great for a few months and then started peeling off. I used a pressure washer to remove it but it was a lot of work. I also used it on an unsealed entry way and it worked fine. No peeling over a year later.

A:  Terrazzo floors are generally polished. Polished concrete is generally sealed with a guard or waxed. If it is rough enough for water to soak in easily, it may be possible to seal it with an acrylic concrete sealer. Our recommended sealer for interior concrete is our Eagle Armor Seal.