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Which of your products would be best for concrete paving slabs?
Either of the ones linked below will be suitable with the SP version being the best especially it it is the first time the slabs have been sealed.
Concrete & Block Paving Sealer (CBP)
Block Paving & Imprinted Concrete Sealer SP (BPCSP)
Drew Palin
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Drew has suggested an alternative water based sealant by Adseal. What is the differenence to Invisiseal?
The simplest way to describe, the Invisiseal is just a stain guard, it only stops liquids from soaking in thats it, whereas the water based sealer as well as stopping liquids from soaking in applies a coating to the surface so offers protection against wear and so extends the life of the paving.
Drew Palin
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Drew has suggested an alternative water based sealant by Adseal. What is the differenence to Invisiseal?
The simplest way to describe, the Invisiseal is just a stain guard, it only stops liquids from soaking in thats it, whereas the water based sealer as well as stopping liquids from soaking in applies a coating to the surface so offers protection against wear and so extends the life of the paving.
Drew Palin
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I would be interested to know whether you can do the above or recommend a company that might do it?
Thank you
Hi Jean,
We only manufacture and sell the products to do the job.
I have looked at our Registered Installers and unfortunately we do not have anyone in your area.
Sorry, I couldn’t help.
Kind regards
Jo
Joanne Bolton
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I have a sandstone patio which keeps getting moss growth, even though it’s been sealed a number of times with single pack sealers, what would you recommend to seal patio ???
All moss needs to grow is dirt so even after paving has been sealed moss can return, however when the paving is sealed it is much easier to remove as it cannot bind to the stone, at this point of the year I would suggest not sealing it again until better weather in the spring.
If you want a quick and easy way to get rid of the moss until then you can use our Moss and algae remover, this product will kill the moss and keep it away for up to 6 month.
Drew Palin
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Hi, im hoping someone can help. I have just laid a concrete floor which I have ground and honed. I now wish to seal the floor and so looking for a sealer that is suitable to for internal use and is ok with underfloor heating. I would also like a sealer that will enhance the colours of the aggregate and glass I have added as well as the concrete its self. I would also like the finish to be silk / gloss. are you able to direct me to a product that would be suitable please..thanks
The only one I would really suggest mainly as the floor has been honed would be the High Gloss Polyurethane as the is the one that will adhere the best.
https://www.adseal.co.uk/High-Gloss-PU.html
Drew Palin
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Hi, looking to seal a residential concrete garage floor which is constantly dusting and so soft it can be scratched easily with a metal object or even the sole of my shoes. Ideally it could be applied quickly and easily to half the garage at a time, so I don’t have to pull all the stuff out at once! Would the nano-lithium be suitable? Thanks.
No the Lithium densifier is for use when polishing, it will have little affect on a normal concrete slab.
What you will be best of doing, if you can, give the floor a really good jet washing to remove the loose surface material and then seal the concrete, this will stop the surface from dusting again.
https://www.adseal.co.uk/Block-Paving-and-Imprinted-Concrete-Sealer-SP.html
Drew Palin
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Hi, I’m trying to find a concrete sealer I can put over concrete ornaments I’ve made and painted with masonry paint, preferably something that gives uv protection and will be non yellowing and dry with anything from Matt to light sheen, not full gloss, for you sell anything that fits the bill? Many thanks and best wishes Jenny
Hi
As you have use a paint on the concrete I would suggest using a water based sealer rather than a solvent based one as the later could remove the paint.
https://www.adseal.co.uk/Water-Based-Sealer-Matt.html
We have a range of colours designed specifically for colouring concrete, if you are interested please check out www.adsealcolours.co.uk.
Drew Palin
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i HAVE JUST HAS HAD 100SQM OF RAJ BLEND SANDSTONE LAYED IN THE GARDEN. THE JOB IS COMPLETE AND NOW AM LOOKING TO GET THE PAVING SEALED.
TWO QUESTIONS
WHEN SHOULD I APPLY THE SEALANT AFTER A NEW LAY
WHAT SEALANT COULD BE RECOMMNDED FOR A NATURAL MATT FINSIH AND ONE FOR A WET LOOK.
I HAVE SEEN ON THE PAVING EXPERT SITE THAT Heavy Duty Sealer IS A GOOD OPTION BUT I WANT TO BE SURE.
I have put links below to 3 suitable sealers, The water based one is a matt finish without altering the colour, the Stone and slate will give a matt/satin finish and enhance the colours and the Heavy duty is the same as the Stone and Slate but will give a satin/gloss finish.
You are best to leave it for 3-4 weeks after finishing to allow the mortar to completely dry before applying a sealer.
https://www.adseal.co.uk/Stone-and-Slate-Protector.html
https://www.adseal.co.uk/Water-Based-Sealer-Matt.html
https://www.adseal.co.uk/Heavy-Duty-Sealer.html
Drew Palin
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My drive laying company has gone out of business
I have a 260sq m area which does not match the colour of the more recently laid extra 60 and how much do you think it will cost to get the 260sq m recovered
The Solid colour stain was designed to colour large areas of concrete 1 uniform colour, if you combine this with the smartcolour (diluted) you will get the same 2 tone look that Imprinted concrete should have.
Take a look at the videos section at www.adsealcolours.co.uk this will give you some idea of what is involved.
Drew Palin
