Best Brick Paver Sealers – Wet Look, Gloss, and Natural Finish Reviews (2025)

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Hi, I’m Scott Paul. I’m a leading exterior restoration contractor and business owner with over 30 years of experience in brick paver sealing and protection. Whether you’re looking to enhance the beauty of your pavers or protect them from the elements, I’m here to share my expertise and offer tips to help you get the best results.

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My Brick Paver Sealer Experience

Having restored brick pavers in the Metro Detroit area since the early 1990s, I’ve made it my mission to bring dull, dirty pavers back to life every season.

With over 30 years of experience, I’ve encountered countless failed brick paver sealer applications. Through trial, error, and hands-on expertise, I’ve learned what works—and what doesn’t—when it comes to protecting and enhancing brick pavers.

In this article, I’ll share key insights and tips to help you avoid common mistakes and steer clear of bad sealer products. By applying the right techniques and choosing the right products, you can ensure your pavers stay protected and looking their best for years to come.

Sealing concrete brick paver tips and advice

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If you need advice on the best brick paving sealer, please ask in the comment area at the bottom below. I’m more than happy to offer tips. For my tips on application, please visit Prepping and Applying a Brick Paver Sealer.

Brick Paver Patios and landscaping blocks have been popular in the last 30 years. They offer an alternative to regular plain white concrete by adding old-world charm, resembling walkways and streets of the 19th century. Brick Paver patios can be customized to be designed for any area. They are trendy for driveways, walkways, around pools, etc. Of course, with any exterior horizontal surface, there is a need for general maintenance with brick pavers by cleaning and sealing regularly.

Brick paver sealers are water repellents and coatings specifically designed for use on paver stones and blocks.

Brick Paver Driveway

Brick Paver Driveway

Sealing brick pavers can be a do-it-yourself project if you feel comfortable, or it can also be done by an experienced contractor like me. The important matter is that the brick pavers and sand joints are protected from harsh weather conditions, water damage, weed growth, mold/mildew, anthill activity, and sun fading. Sealing and maintaining brick paver areas will ensure prolonged beauty and many years of use.

Brick Paver Sealers have three primary functions:

  • Seal and protect the pavers from UV degradation and fading.
  • Enhance the pavers by adding a wet look, shine, or both.
  • Solidify or stabilize the jointing sand in between the individual stones.

Before and After Brick Paver Sealing

Before and After Brick Paver Sealing

Brick Paver Sealer types to use in 2025

I have yet to find the best brick paver sealer that stands out from the rest for all scenarios. To determine the best paver sealer, you must first understand its different types and the appearance you want to achieve when sone sealing. Below, I will break down the different types of sealers and their main differences.

Solid Acrylics vs Breathable (Styrene) Acrylics Paver Sealers?

When choosing a paver sealer, I have found that not all acrylics are equal. Many paver sealers contain inferior acrylics that will blush to turn white in color. Notably, it is the Behr Wet Look Sealer and H&C Water-based sealer. The best for a paver sealer is one that does not seal the surface 100% but instead breathes. These sealers are less prone to trapping moisture, possibly leading to the dreaded white haze. Most high-quality water-based sealers will not blush as they are thinner in viscosity. Solvent-based sealers containing solid acrylic tend to blush/turn white. If you choose a solvent-based sealer, make sure it is a “Styrene” acrylic, as these have tiny pinholes that allow the coating to breathe.

Traditional Solvent-Based Paver Sealers

Traditionally, these are the most popular and have been around for the longest time, and I have used them for the past 30 years for my paver restoration projects. These paver sealers are typically high in acrylic solids and will darken the surface. Available in Matte, Semi-Gloss, and High Gloss shine. Due to changes in many state VOC laws, solvent-based sealers may not be available locally but can be purchased online.

Crystal clear in liquid form. Popular solvents are Xylene, Toluene, and other Aromatic Solvents.

Pros: I have found that they last about 2+ years. Darken the color more so than water-based sealers. Add a higher level of gloss if desired. Typically, only one coat is needed. A higher level of protection against UV degradation and fading. Better for vehicle traffic.

Cons: It May need to be rolled on as many cannot be sprayed (too thick). It will not solidify joint sand or a water-based version. Square footage is less, typically about 100-125 sq. feet per gallon.

My Top Solvent-Based Paver Sealers

  1. Super Seal 30
  2. Super Seal 25
  3. Supreme Shield SB-600

Water-Based Paver Sealers

Water-based versions of paver sealers have been forced on the scene in the last ten years due to low VOC (volatile organic compounds) laws. Currently, over 20 states in the US restrict the availability of solvent-based sealers. Water-based sealers still contain acrylics but will have a lower solid content.

Milky white in liquid form that dries clear.

Pros: They can be easily applied with a garden-type pump sprayer. It penetrates the substrate and sand joints better and hardens jointing sand. Square footage is better than solvent-based sealers. Typically, 150-200 sq. feet per gallon.

Cons: Multiple coats are needed. It will not darken as deeply or leave a high gloss like a solvent-based paver sealer—it offers a medium level of protection from UV degradation and fading. Softer acrylics can be prone to tire marks on a hot day.

My Top Water-Based Paver Sealers

  1. Masonry Saver Paver Sealer
  2. Surebond SB-6000

Wet Look Brick Paver Sealers

“Wet look” sometimes gets confused with “gloss.” Using a paver sealer that will leave a “wet look” means darkening the surface, similar to if it was wet with water. To test, you can mist water on your pavers (as long as they do not already have a sealer that would repel the water) to see how they might look with a wet-look sealer. They will continue to appear wet even after the sealer dries.

Wet-look sealers are solvent-based or water-based penetrating formulas. These sealers may or may not contain a shine level of some sort.

Wet Look Paver Sealer

Wet Look Paver Sealer

My Top Wet Look/No Gloss Paver Sealer

  1. Supreme Shield SB-600
  2. Surebond SB-6000

Glossy Brick Paver Sealers

A shiny or glossy finish is achieved using a sealer that contains a high percentage of the solid content of the acrylic. This type of finish darkens faded pavers as if they are wet while adding a shiny finish. A shiny sealer can enhance the natural reds and brown tones that are found in standard brick pavers. The high solid content of these types of sealers will leave a high-gloss shine depending on the amount of solids. The higher the percentage of solids, the higher the gloss finish. For example, a 25% solid content sealer would be considered a semi-gloss, while a 30% solid content sealer would be considered a high gloss. In most scenarios, you will darken the pavers with a wet look. These sealers may be prone to being slippery when wet.

Before and After Brick Paver Sealing

Before and After Brick Paver Sealing

My Top Gloss Paver Sealers

  1. Super Seal 30 Higher Gloss
  2. Super seal 25 Semi-Gloss

Joint Sand Stabilizing Paver Sealers

A side function of paver sealing is the ability to help solidify or stabilize the jointing sand from erosion. While most paver sealers will do this to some extent, some are designed specifically for this purpose. Examples: SB-1300 and SB-7700. Joint stabilizing paver sealers are solvent-based or water-based formulas. These sealers may or may not contain a shine level or a wet look.

Brick Paver Sand Hardening

Brick Paver Sand Hardening

My Top Joint Sand Stabilizing Sealer Paver Sealer

  1. Super Seal 25
  2. Super Seal 30
  3. Surebond SB-1300 Joint Stabilizing Sealer
  4. Surebond SB-7700 Joint Stabilizing Sealer

The 5 Best Brick Paver Sealers I use daily

1. Super Seal 30 – Best Glossy Paver Sealer

  • My favorite high-gloss paver sealer. We use this when my customers want to achieve the highest gloss possible.

Super Seal 30 Paver Sealer ReviewSuperSeal30 is a Higher-Gloss Concrete Sealer that can be used on many types of concrete surfaces. It is very popular for Brick Paver Patios, Driveways, and Walkways. This sealer darkens the appearance and leaves a higher gloss shine.

Sealer Type: Solvent-based, breathable styrene-acrylic sealer
Wet Look: Deep Wet Look
Shine Level: Higher Gloss
Joint Stabilization: Yes
ConcreteSealerReview.com Rating (On a scale of 1-10): 8.60
See My Super Seal 30 Paver Sealer Review Here: Super Seal 30 Gloss

2. Super Seal 25 Semi-Gloss – Best Overall Paver Sealer

  • Super Seal 25 Paver Sealer ReviewMy favorite and our most used paver sealer. I have used this for 30 years on about 75% of my projects annually. It is a little less shiny than the SuperSeal 30.

Similar to the SuperSeal30, SuperSeal25 is a Semi-Gloss Paver Sealer that can be used for Brick Paver Patios, Walkways, Driveways, etc. This sealer will darken the appearance and leave a shine similar to a semi-gloss. The SuperSeal25 is a 25% solid solvent-based, breathable acrylic sealer and curing compound.

Sealer Type: Solvent-based, breathable styrene-acrylic sealer
Wet Look: Deep Wet Look
Shine Level: Semi-Gloss
Joint Stabilization: Yes
ConcreteSealerReview.com Rating (On a scale of 1-10): 8.40
See My Super Seal 25 Paver Sealer Review Here: Super Seal 25 Gloss

3. Supreme Shield SB-600 – Best Wet Look Paver Sealer

Supreme Shield SB-600 Paver Sealer Review

  • I love this wet-look sealer for brick pavers that do not want any gloss or shine.

SUPREME SHIELD SB is a solvent-based penetrating sealer for stamped concrete, concrete pavers, and other porous concrete surfaces. Its application enhances the color and gives a wet look without adding the gloss and plastic look associated with other traditional film-forming sealers. Once treated, the surface repels water and oil to prevent staining.

Sealer Type: Solvent-based, breathable styrene-acrylic sealer
Wet Look: Deep Wet Look
Shine Level: No Gloss or Shine
Joint Stabilization: Small amount
ConcreteSealerReview.com Rating (On a scale of 1-10): 9.0
See My Supreme Shield SB-600 Paver Sealer Review Here: Supreme Shield SB-600

4. Masonry Saver Paver Sealer – Best Water-Based Paver Sealer

  • I really like this water-based paver sealer. It comes in low or high gloss.

MasonrySaver (also known as Defy) Paver Sealer is a durable, water-based, clear, wet-look concrete sealant designed to protect and beautify clay brick and cement patio-type paver stones. It gives them a rich satin finish while also functioning as a paver sand sealer.

Sealer Type: Water-based, breathable acrylic sealer
Wet Look: Adequate Wet Look
Shine Level: Satin Shine
Joint Stabilization: Yes
ConcreteSealerReview.com Rating (On a scale of 1-10): 8.0
See My Masonry Saver Paver Sealer Review Here: Masonry Saver Paver Sealer

5. Surebond SB-6000 – Best Water-Based Wet Look Paver Sealer

SB-6000 Paver Sealer ReviewI have found that the SB-6000 Wet Look Sealer seals and enhances the natural colors of treated surfaces with a luxurious, wet look. It is breathable and will not trap naturally occurring efflorescence, allowing it to be applied immediately after paving stones are installed. SB-6000 Wet Look Sealer improves surface durability and freeze-thaw resistance while protecting the surface from salt, acid, and staining. It is a water-based, exterior-quality, epoxy-modified surface sealer.

Sealer Type: Wet-Look water-based, epoxy-modified
Wet Look: Adequate Wet Look
Shine Level: No shine
Joint Stabilization: No
ConcreteSealerReview.com Rating (On a scale of 1-10): 7.4
See My Surebond SB-600 Paver Sealer Review Article: Surebond SB-6000

Brick Paver Sealer Comparison Charts

Sealer Name Finish Type Base Type Protection Level (1-5)
SuperSeal30 High Gloss Solvent-Based 5
SuperSeal25 Semi-Gloss Solvent-Based 4
MasonrySaver Satin Water-Based 4
Supreme Shield SB-600 Wet Look (No Gloss) Solvent-Based 5
Surebond SB-6000 Wet Look Water-Based 4



My Brick Paver Sealer Photos

My Paver Sealing Application Video

❓ Frequently Asked Questions – Brick Paver Sealers

What is the best sealer for brick pavers?

The best sealer for brick pavers depends on your desired finish and application needs. For a wet-look and high gloss, SuperSeal 30 and Supreme Shield SB-600 are top-rated. If you prefer a water-based, environmentally friendly option that hardens joint sand, Surebond SB-6000 is highly recommended.


Should I use a solvent-based or water-based paver sealer?

Solvent-based sealers typically provide a richer color enhancement and glossier finish, ideal for those wanting a wet look. Water-based sealers are lower in VOCs, safer to apply, and often better for joint stabilization but offer a more natural finish.


How often should brick pavers be sealed?

Most paver sealers last between 2 to 3 years, depending on foot or vehicle traffic, climate conditions, and product quality. High-gloss solvent-based sealers may need to be reapplied every 2 years, while penetrating sealers may last longer.


Can I apply paver sealer myself, or should I hire a pro?

You can apply paver sealer yourself using a low-pressure pump sprayer or roller. Just ensure the pavers are clean and dry before application. DIY is very feasible, but large driveways or surfaces with failed sealers may benefit from professional help.


What is the difference between a wet-look and natural finish sealer?

A wet-look sealer darkens and enhances the color of the pavers, adding a matte, glossy or semi-gloss sheen. A natural finish sealer protects without significantly changing the appearance of the paver surface, offering a matte or invisible finish.


Do paver sealers prevent weeds and moss?

Sealers can help reduce weed and moss growth by hardening joint sand and limiting moisture penetration. However, proper joint sanding and surface cleaning are essential for best results.


Brick Paver Sealer – Buyer’s Guide

🛒 Brick Paver Sealer Buyer’s Guide

Clay Brick Pavers: Penetrating breathable sealers

Cement Pavers: Solvent-based acrylics or hybrids

Paver Natural Stone (e.g., Travertine): Solvent-based acrylics or Water-Bsed

Wet Look: Enhances color and adds gloss (e.g., SuperSeal30, Supreme Shield SB-600)

Natural Look: Offers subtle protection with little visual change (e.g., Super Seal-M Water Repellent)

  • Solvent-Based: High gloss, color enhancement, may be restricted in some states
  • Water-Based: Eco-friendly, matte or gloss finish, VOC compliant in all states

High-Traffic Areas: Use breathable sealers like Supreme Shield SB-600 or SuperSeal Matte.

Low-Traffic Areas: Gloss sealers like SuperSeal30 or SuperSeal25 offer visual appeal

States like California, New York, Pennsylvania, and Illinois limit solvent-based sealers.

Use low-VOC water-based options such as MasonrySaver or Surebond SB-6000 in those regions.

  • Apply with pump sprayer or roller
  • Use two thin coats on clean, dry surfaces
  • Avoid applying in direct sunlight or extreme heat

Do you want my help finding a brick paving sealer?

Hopefully, I have helped you better understand the different available paver sealers. If you would like my help choosing a paver sealer, please answer these questions in the comment area below:

  1. Wet Look? Yes or No
  2. No Gloss, Matte, Semi-Gloss, High Gloss
  3. Joint Stabilization Importance? Yes or No
  4. Easily applied? Yes or No
  5. A small description of an area to which sealer will be applied. Examples: Patio, Driveway, Pool Deck, etc

Answer 5 Questions in the Comment Area to find the Best Paver Sealer for you! I am here to help!

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As an article and comment contributor to the site, Scott has been around the pressure washing industry since attending college. In 1993, he started his first company called Oakland Pressure Wash, specializing in exterior pressure washing and concrete/brick paver sealing. That company evolved into OPW L.L.C. shortly thereafter, concentrating more on exterior wood and concrete/paver restoration. Scott and his Pressure Cleaning Michigan company have restored over 10,000 projects in the Metro Detroit area since the early years. He has become an authority in the concrete and brick pavers restoration industry and has contributed to numerous forums and informative sites. All the products he suggests through this site are sold online and in retail stores, allowing consumers to choose their means of purchase. Scott’s eCommerce sites sell many of the top brands he endorses, and if you appreciate any of the help he has offered, feel free to purchase from one of them.

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Lisa Anderson
Lisa Anderson
2 years ago

What is a good brand of sand to use when resanding before your seal?

Lisa
Lisa
2 years ago

I went to Home Depot for sand and the gentleman said play sand but that didn’t sound right. I was looking at the polymeric sand but the reviews for the one they carry say that it ruins and discolor the pavers. I was just hoping there was a brand that you have had great results with?

Last edited 2 years ago by Lisa
Lisa
Lisa
2 years ago

Thank you 🙂

tom
tom
2 years ago

Is the super sea l25 or super seal 30 slippery after the seal drives
Thanks

Scott
Scott
2 years ago

Good Morning – I read that super seal isn’t recommended for clay pavers. How do I confirm paver type?

Derand Lee
Derand Lee
2 years ago

Hello I’m learning about paver sealing and could use some suggestions. I’m answering those five questions listed above to help with best/right sealant. Thanks

Wet Look? No
Semi-Gloss
Joint Stabilization Importance? Yes
Easily applied? No
Small description of an area that sealer will be applied to: Pool Deck

Ron
Ron
2 years ago

Is it OK to put sealer on the locking sand only? That is, not the pavers,but just the joints?

Fred
Fred
2 years ago

Wet look, Matte or Semi-gloss , yes to joint stabilization and easily applied. Driveway, Sidewalk, Retaining wall. Full Sun in Florida

Ralph
Ralph
2 years ago

wet look, Matte, roll or spray, brick paver driveway and concrete entrance

dianne gadzuk
dianne gadzuk
2 years ago

wet look, yes high gloss, yes joint stabilization, yes ease of application, yes

dianne gadzuk
dianne gadzuk
2 years ago

The ground floor of my condo in Las Vegas was done with multi colored patio pavers by the previous owners. What products can I use indoors to get a long lasting high gloss shine on this stone surface and red grout. It is ugly and dull most of the time, but when freshly cleaned with a temporary “shine/gloss” product applied, the floor can look really pretty. This is what I have and I’m stuck with it. Any help to improve the appearance would be wonderful.

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Norm
Norm
2 years ago
  1. Wet Look? No
  2. No Gloss
  3. Joint Stabilization Importance? Yes
  4. Easily applied? Yes
  5. Small description, Driveway in Florida
Cheri Ritter
Cheri Ritter
2 years ago

So good to have someone knowlegable to refer to! Live in Florida, have large paver patio 3 years old in constant sun. Pavers have faded and want to bring back color. Want wet look, matt or semi-gloss, joint stabilization important!, and easily applied. Thank you so much!

Cheri Ritter
Cheri Ritter
2 years ago

Hi Scott – After looking at some photos of Superseal 25, I decided that it was actually more glossy (wet-looking) than what I wanted. Guess I should go to matt? Suggestions on that. Thanks! Cheri

Cheri Ritter
Cheri Ritter
2 years ago

But is Superseal 25 available in matte?…or should I consider something else?

Joyce
Joyce
2 years ago

Hey there, Scott, I got my 5 gallons of the sealer you told me to buy, thank you for that now I need to know how is it applied what type of a roller on a stick or a brush for the sides. Sorry to bother you again I’m just curious. Thank you in advance Joyce.

Kandy Dipprey
Kandy Dipprey
2 years ago

I live in Texas and the home we purchased has a very large patio with pavers. Someone came out a sprayed with a pump up sprayer a substance that was very milky white. They looked better for a little while but in spots things would turn white and where the plants were watered they turned funny looking and were stained. I want these pavers to look bright and dark again as they are a very dull red shade. They are mortared in so not a problem there. They can be somewhat shiny but especially as dark and bright as they… Read more »

Phil
Phil
2 years ago

We have 3,000 sq ft of newly installed tremron pavers here in jax, fl. We would like a wet look, color enhancing, matte finish, easy to apply with joint stabilization. Can you recommend a good sealer? Thanks for your site!

Chip
Chip
2 years ago

We have a brick fireplace that needs a facelift, we do not want to paint just restore.
All is in good shape just old and “faded”. Would a water based sealer be appropriate
for this indoor project? A recommendation would be much appreciated.
Enjoy your site. Thank you

Joyce
Joyce
2 years ago

I have a three car driveway and it’s so faded used to be bright and brilliant what is the best product I can get on there after we pressure wash it this Saturday and where can we buy that product. Thank you

Joyce
Joyce
2 years ago

Thank you

Timothy Hasson
Timothy Hasson
2 years ago

Hello,

I live in Las Vegas where there is dry heat. I am looking for something with a wet look and don’t care too much if it has a gloss or not. Just want to use something that will last through the summer heat. Thanks for your assistance and all the good information posted.

Timothy Hasson
Timothy Hasson
2 years ago

Thanks, would a battery operated sprayer work for applying the Super Seal 30? If not, what roller would you recommend for applying it?

Robert Paul Becker
Robert Paul Becker
2 years ago

Northeast Florida. 4-month new Tremron Lionsbridge driveway, walkways, porch, patio. Polymeric sand used. About 2000 sq. feet.

  1. Wet Look? Yes
  2. No Gloss or Matte
  3. Joint Stabilization Importance? Yes
  4. Easily applied? Yes
  5. Small description of an area that sealer will be applied to. 4-month new Tremron Lionsbridge driveway, walkways, porch, patio. Polymeric sand used. About 2000 sq. feet.

I am being advised that Water-based acrylic is best for the high-water table and Florida weather. My head is spinning.

Robert Paul Becker
Robert Paul Becker
2 years ago

Thanks for the reply Paul. Hoping you are getting revenue from the product links on your site. Nicely implemented.

Ruth
Ruth
2 years ago

No wet look, no gloss, water-based, penetrating for driveway pavers. Best brand

Mary
Mary
2 years ago

I am looking for wet look, gloss or semi gloss, joint stabilization, being applied to brick pavers on a driveway in Florida

arienne
arienne
2 years ago

I am looking for wet look, semi gloss, not slippery, joint stabilization, being applied to brick pavers on pool decking in Florida

Theola Carrethers
Theola Carrethers
2 years ago

My brick pavers are newly installed I want to enhance the color and add shine. Can you recommend a sealer

Theola Carrethers
Theola Carrethers
2 years ago

What is the best water based color enhancing sealer

Theola Carrethers
Theola Carrethers
2 years ago

Is masonry Saver the same as Masonry defender. Which is better?

Michael Gardner
Michael Gardner
2 years ago

My Son is considering doing a paver project at a local day care for his Eagle Project in the Kansas City area. He is looking to have the Pre-K (graduating classes) decorate a brick in celebration of their last year before the go over to “the big school” for Kindergarten. Right now he plans to have them decorate or put their name on a brick using a tintable “Exterior Anti-skid Porch and Floor Paint” using Red, Blue, Yellow, green, and White. The he plans to seal the bricks and line either side of the sidewalks coming up to the entrance… Read more »

John
John
2 years ago

Central Florida paver driveway and sidewalk previously sealed with Lastiseal Satin water based sealer. Looking to reapply a new water based sealer that will darken pavers with a satin finish or low gloss. I was looking at SEK Surebond SB-6000 P or SEK Surebond SB-6400 G. Any suggestions? Just really looking for a water based product.

John
John
2 years ago

The surface is slightly porous and the old sealer is not discolored. I will be pressure washing first with a 3000psi-2.4 gpm washer prior to sealing. I am trying to bring back the color of the bricks and they look washed out. Should I stay with the LastiSeal or try the SB-6000? Are the the same type of sealer? Thanks

John
John
2 years ago

Also I was looking at Black Diamond Dominator LG+, is this comparable to SB-6000 or LastiSeal? Have you ever used this product and which would you recomend? Thank Again

fernando
fernando
2 years ago

how you get the smell of it’s been 8 days and stills smell lot I used the super sealer 25 thank you

Erik
Erik
2 years ago

South Florida pavers to be sealed with Super Seal 30. The previous owner used H&C Ultra Paver solvent-based gloss paver sealer. Prior to that, a water based sealer was used. There are white spots near the front entry and in some places along the edges near the joints. White spots exists when pavers are wet. There are a few light oil spots. What do you recommend clean / prepare for applying sealant.

kevin
kevin
2 years ago

needing a good sealer for outside limestone fireplace.exposure to weather is causing crumbling and deterioration need a good sealer to apply… any ideas of brands Thank you

John Druckenmiller
John Druckenmiller
2 years ago

No wet look, matte finish, no joint stabilizing, easily applied pool area pavers

Mark Schreur
Mark Schreur
2 years ago

Driveway, front walk and pavers around pool and lanai. Southwest Florida so no worries about freeze thaw cycles. Most damage from heat and UV. Looking for wet look but little to no gloss but prevent fading from sun. Pavers are tight so sand stabilization not important. Fairly large area so spraying would be best. Pavers are concrete. Not sure whether you’re using the term brick interchangeably with that. I’m thinking Supreme Shield 600 or Surebond 6000?

fernando
fernando
2 years ago

other super dealer 25 do I need to mix before I use and using a roller do I need to use a spray pump olso can the pump be regular plastic pump

Fernando Alves
Fernando Alves
2 years ago

drive way and walkway to front door brick pavers semigloss semiwetlook what you think will look better thanks

Tony
Tony
2 years ago

Looking for a non glossy matte ( ie not slippery ) for back patio and a non glossy for the driveway ? What would you recommend ? What is the coverage in sq ft ? Thanks !

Roger Viche
Roger Viche
2 years ago

Arizona hot sun discolored the edges
of my south exposure brick patio,How to restore the discolored areas?

Roger
Roger
2 years ago

Should I order with a brown tint ,because of little calcium in the joints

Roger Viche
Roger Viche
2 years ago

Calcium injoints

Roger Viche
Roger Viche
2 years ago

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Roger Viche
Roger Viche
2 years ago

What to do

Alberto Beltran
Alberto Beltran
2 years ago

Where can i purchase Supreme Shield SB 600 in Miami or near by.Thanks.

Denise S
Denise S
2 years ago

About 3 months ago I used Behr sealer for the first time on my driveway pool area everywhere My pavers are 20 years old Every 2/3 years I seal them . Now for the first time they look awful !!!! I could wait till it wears off or try to presure clean hoping I can get the product off Or try to just reapply 25 or 30 sealer And by the way all your comments and helping everyone your a genius Sorry I didn’t find you sooner but better late then never Thank you and I hope you can help… Read more »

Rick
Rick
2 years ago

i have a brick multi color walkway through a garden area, in south Florida, with mainly shade. i’m looking to keep the mold off as a main goal. i also have a concrete seawall cap that needs to be sealed. the main goal on the seawall is to keep the water from penetrating into the cap and causing rebar damage. what would you recommend for each of these?

thanks!

Mike
Mike
2 years ago

Received a recommendation to use a product called Gator Alliance to obtain a high-gloss, wet-look appearance on a driveway to be sealed. What is its numerical rating compared to that of SuperSeal 30 Paver Sealer (rated the top designation of 8.6 on your 1-10 scale, above). Driveway is in decent shape after about 5 years (very deep and consistent foundation base and subbase have kept absolute and differential settlement to a bare minimum and provided great stability), but harsh UV western exposure and low winter temps have dulled the variegated brick color somewhat and even exposed some aggregate on a… Read more »

Mike
Mike
2 years ago

Thank you for taking the time to consider and reply – if you’re not familiar with it, likely will be difficult to find anyone else credible who is.

anthony
anthony
2 years ago

1) wet look yes 2) High gloss yes 3) Joint Stabilzation yes ( sand)
4) easy applied yes
5) large driveway ( florida )
best sealer

question

Blake
Blake
2 years ago

Wet look-yes
satin or matte
Jt. stabilizing -yes
easy -spray on…
Pool pavers in Florida ( summer rains and moldy leads to frequent cleaning)
THANKS!

Blake
Blake
2 years ago

OK, thanks.
Generally do you use 1 or 2 coats?
Blake

Rich
Rich
2 years ago

A little help please. For brick pavers, which product should I use? I would like:

  1. Wet Look? Yes
  2. No Gloss, Matte or Semi-Gloss
  3. Joint Stabilization Importance? Yes
Al Phillip
Al Phillip
2 years ago
  1. Wet Look? Yes
  2. High Gloss
  3. Joint Stabilization Importance? Yes
  4. Easily applied? Yes
  5. Description of an area that sealer will be applied to. Driveway, Walkway, and Patio.

We recently replaced our concrete, driveway, walkway and patio with Techo-Bloc pavers. They applied a wet look sealant, but we are looking for a high gloss sealant instead. One that is durable. What do you recommend?

Al Phillip
Al Phillip
2 years ago

I will check with contractor on Monday.

Graham Bailey
Graham Bailey
2 years ago

Just got 130 squares of Midland Bricks Pavestone in Silver laid. I want to seal them to help prevent tyre marks and oil Staines but do not want a wet look. I want a sealant that keeps the pavers natural colour but prevents oil Staines, tyre marks etc. Which sealer would be best that I can recoat in the future.

Deb Reed
Deb Reed
2 years ago

Thank you for your reply. So if I am unwilling to keep recoating a concrete paver driveway every 2-3 years is there any value at all in coating it just once immediately after installation?

Deb Reed
Deb Reed
2 years ago

Hi, I am trying to decide whether to apply ANY sealer to a new concrete paver driveway in coastal Florida. The most important aspect for me is durability. Wet look is okay, but I do not want high gloss. Joint stabilization would be great. It is a large driveway. How often will pavers need to be re-coated to maintain the look?

Dean
Dean
2 years ago
  1. Wet Look? Yes or No ( Yes )
  2. No Gloss, Matte, Semi-Gloss, High Gloss ( Matte or Satin )
  3. Joint Stabilization Importance? Yes or No ( Yes )
  4. Easily applied? Yes or No (Either)
  5. Small description of an area that sealer will be applied to. Examples: Patio, Driveway, Pool Deck, etc ( Brick paver Patio / Walkway )
Mark Courter
Mark Courter
2 years ago

Do I need a metal sprayer to apply SB6000?

Loel
Loel
2 years ago

Wet Look? Concrete pavers installed in April 2021. Surface is still chalky. The color only shows when wet and this is the appearance that I want
No Gloss or Matte – This is the walk to my front door so it can’t be slippery when wet.
Joint Stabilization Importance? Yes
Easily applied? Yes, prefer water based
Patio and sidewalk in Connecticut
Thank you for your assistance.

Loel
Loel
2 years ago

thank you

Anne
Anne
2 years ago

Description same as Keith ‘s below.
Surface is 1/2 bricks laid over concrete slab patio.
Would like to apply with roller. Surface was pressure washed yesterday. Thank you!

Keith
Keith
2 years ago
  1. Wet Look? Yes
  2. Semi-Gloss
  3. Joint Stabilization Importance? Yes
  4. Easily applied? Yes
  5. Small description of an area that sealer will be applied to. Front walk and Pool Deck
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