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2024 Super Seal 25 Concrete Sealer Review
As of 2025, we have found that the Super Seal 25 Semi-gloss is one of the most popular sealers for Stamped Concrete, Brick Pavers, and other Decorative Concrete Surfaces. I have used this sealer on hundreds of projects yearly for the last 25 years. If you have any questions about the Super Seal 25 product, please ask me below in our Q&A area. I am here to help!
Super Seal 25 Concrete Sealer Review
SuperSeal25 is a Semi-Gloss Concrete Sealer for Brick Paver Patios, Exposed Aggregate, and Stamped Concrete. It darkens the appearance and leaves a shine similar to a semi-gloss.
The SuperSeal25 is a 25% solid solvent-based, breathable acrylic sealer and curing compound suitable for use on interior and exterior concrete surfaces.
SuperSeal25 Paver and Concrete Sealer Ratings (1-10)
Wet Look: 10
SuperSeal25 darkened the paver driveway very well, giving the surface a much-needed enhanced look. All the pavers’ colors stood out, restoring the original look.
Gloss Level: 8
SuperSeal25 contains 25% solids, which leaves our driveway with a semi-gloss shine. The sealer dried in a few hours, and we were able to drive on the surface the next day.
Joint Sand Hardening: 8
SuperSeal25 is thinner in consistency than the 30 version. This allows the sealer to penetrate the joint sand better, but still not as well as a water-based paver sealer.
Fading/Wearing After 2 Years: 7
At the 2-year mark, I noticed that the sealer had lost about 30% of its original look. A light cleaning to remove the dirt and grime spruced up the appearance. No peeling was evident.
White Haze/Yellowing: 10
– There was no visible white hazing or yellowing of the sealer after 2 years.
My Overall Score SuperSeal25 at 2-Year Period: 8.4
– SuperSeal25 is a perfect economical sealer. It enhances, leaves a nice shine, and does not discolor when appropriately applied. We noticed the sealer did not leave hot tire marks on the driveway after 2 years.
If you want a quality sealer that is easy to maintain, then SuperSeal25 would be a top choice.
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Product Information:
Where To Buy Online: SuperSeal25 Semi-Gloss Sealer
Sealer Type: Semi-Gloss Solvent-Based Styrene Acrylic
Types of Substrates: Pavers, Stamped Concrete, Exposed Aggregate, Decorative Concrete
Coats Required: 1 coat
Coverage Per Gallon: 100-125 sq. ft
Application Tools: Roller, Metal Sprayer
Dry Time: 4-12 Hours
Cleanup: Xylene or Lacquer Thinner
VOC Compliant: Not compliant in all States
Manufacturer: Clemons Concrete Coatings
My Test Stats:
Surface Type: Brick Paver Driveway 2 years old, sealed previously.
UV Exposure: Full Sun
How Many Years Tested: 2 Years
*All products tested and results are from my experience. We offer no guarantee of similar results. Consider that results may differ due to different surface types, exposure to UV radiation, and traffic.
Best Sealer (Travertine or other Natural Stone) Two and a half years ago we applied the SuperSeal25 and it lasted 2 years when we wanted it freshened up and applied a lower cost seal from Lowes sold as one of the best. Less than 7 months it has severely yellowed/orange in the Florida sun. We are now removing that seal and applied SuperSeal25 once again and it is beautiful. I have natural large gray stone backsplash in the kitchen behind the stove and I applied it with a brush and it looks amazing. It brought out the natural hues of… Read more »
Once sealed, my brick paver patio smells up the house and neighbors’ yards for about a week. Would an industrial size (3’ diameter) fan dissipate the odor more quickly?
Probably not as it can take a week for it to fully cure. I suppose blowing an odor away from the houses may help though. Let us know if it works for you.
My brick paver driveway was sealed 4 years ago with Seal n Lock by a professional contractor. I will be applying SS25 this time by myself with the Chaplin 1949. I have a few questions:
1. How do I best prep the surface prior to applying SS25?
2. Is applying sand in the joints required? Is the process brush in the sand and then hose off to get the sand 1/4″ below the surface?
3. Is one coat sufficient? Should I spray and then back roll as I go?
1. Pressure wash unless the old Seal n Lock turned white. If so, you will need to strip it.
2. If you are missing sand then yes. Sweep in and blow off with leaf blower. You do not hose it off.
3. One coat applied at 100 Sq feet per gallon. You do not back roll it.
Thanks for the reply. I do have some light white towards the bottom end (driveway has a slight grade) of the driveway. What should I use to strip and what is that process?
Also, my Chaplin 1949 just arrived and it came with the .5 gpm nozzle, is this the preferred nozzle? I’m trying to figure out how to best gauge the application rate of 100 sq ft per gallon. I have a 1600 sq ft driveway.
We use the .5gpm over the larger 1.0 gpm. Do you have a picture of the white?
You can see it’s light white towards the bottom of the driveway. A water-based solvent (Seal n’ Lock) was used 4 years ago. I also think I may use SB-600 because of the wet with no glossy look. Thoughts on prep?
Looks like some kind of mineral deposits. Not sure what will remove it though. Try some CLR.
The company I acquired Super Sealer 25 told me to back roll. The person who did the work also said backroll was best. Why the contradiction?
No need to back roll. There is no point as it applies evenly.
On the can it says not for brush finished concrete…So we can’t use it for brush finished concrete? If we do, what is the problem it may cause?
Could result in an uneven appearance.
How long after applying do you need to wait to get wet
4-8 hours.
Hi, last time I sealed my stamped concrete I rolled it and hated the process. I just purchased a 1949 sprayer, what is the coverage spraying it? I want to do 2 coats and have about 500 to 600 sf. Also, can anti-slip be added and sprayed through the sprayer? I see people say they do it, just want to make sure it will with SuperSeal 25.
Thanks
Coverage is the same if spraying or rolling. Apply at 100 Sq feet per gallon. Not sure about applying anti-slip in the sealer and then spraying. Never tried that before.
Thank you, so 5 gallons should get me 1 coat. I guess my question wasn’t clear, I was asking if you can spray the sealer with the anti slip mixed in using a 1949 sprayer or does it clog.
Hello, we did respond to that: Not sure about applying anti-slip in the sealer and then spraying. Never tried that before.
where do i order a paver cleaner and 5 gallon of super seal 25 near ocala florida…..
Check with manufacture or order online.
A professional used this product on my patio about 3 years ago. The results were great. We have some left over. I will need another 5 gallon can to do the whole patio. Can I use the remaining product that has been in the can unopened for 3 years since it was applied? Should I do anything special to prepare the surface or just power wash with a home power washer – 1500 psi
It is probably okay if unopened and it was stored properly.
Super Seal 25 does yellow.
I cleaned my patio and sidewalk with xylene and then applied super seal 25 last year and it looked great for the summer, now its yellow and hazing. Not sure how to fix it
No, it doesn’t. It is non-yellowing sealer. If you have an issue then it is something else that is causing the problem, not the SS25 sealer. Examples: Bad sealer that was used previously before the SS25, poly sand haze, trapped moisture, pollen from trees, etc. Feel free to post a picture to help determine what it could be causing the issue.
BTW, Xylene is not a cleaner.
I should have said I applied Xylene to release any moisture that may have been under the previous sealer Euclid Diamond Sealer but that was at least 3 years ago. The SS25 was the first time in 3 years I applied sealer. I kept hitting it with Xylene to break the seal and release any moisture and avoid build up. It looked great only for the season. I will post a picture.
The issue is from the Euclid product under the SS25.
Will a home pressure washer sufficiently remove a water-based sealer from Unilock stone pavers? Any solvents/detergents needed to wash? I sealed it a year ago but is faded, yet still passes a porosity test. Will that adequately prep the patio surface for a SuperSeal 25 application?
No. You will need a stripper as well if the old sealer failed by turning white. Can you post a picture?
Only the color faded a bit. The sealer did not turn white at all; it’s still partially sealed. Also, to verify this product works well on stone pavers?
Picture please.
I have cool decking stain decorative concrete driveway, garage ,and back deck pool area. What industrial sealer would you apply for at least 2 year+ without any wear. Live Arizona so 120 degree in Summer. Also, do not want hot tire problems (which is the main reason for doing sealer). Wet look. or semi gloss. Now I could use one kind for garages and driveway and another for pool area, do not want to have slipping problems when wet especially around pool area. Would like to get order Monday so I can apply before mother’s day.i have 2700 sq feet… Read more »
Please post pictures of the different areas to be sealed.
We’re do I get sprayer and best to buy
Also will this damage in anyway the cool decking around pool and back deck ? Thanks
Is there a phone number to purchase or anyone in surprise Arizona carry this sealer?
Contact the manufacturer for help locating.
I have 1120 sq ft how much ss25 should I get for 2 coats?
The SS25 is a one coat product that applies at 100 sq feet per gallon so about 11 gallons for this sq footage.
How long after laying new pavers should I seal with super seal 25? Should i pressure wash before application?
Should I apply 2 coats, and should i plan on 3 years to reseal?
1 coat and reapply in 2 years. You can seal right away as long as it free of any dirt, stains, and efflorescence.
I’m sealing brand new driveway and sidewalk in florida , what would the preparation be like ? should i just use a leaf blower to remove any dust ? Also how long after final installation of pavers should i do the sealing ? do i use the chapin1949 sprayer ?
Lightly pressure wash for prep and let dry for 48 hours before sealing. You can seal the pavers now as long as there is not any white efflorescence showing on the bricks. Roll on or use the Chapin 1949.
My raised aggregate patio is milky white will this sealer help restore it?
No, not if the milky white is from an old sealer that has discolored. You will need to strip it off. Feel free to post a picture.
my pool deck was resurfaced with by protile in osprey fl. will this product renew and brighten the finish?
This sealer will not work on tile.
I bought 30 gallons of Super Seal 25, I bought the sprayer you said would do the job, the sealer just spits out, it appears too thick to spray, is there a way to thin this sealer so it can be sprayed?
The SS25 sprays fine with the Chapin 1949. Pump the heck out of it to start. Like 30 pumps. Continue to pump while spraying so it stays fully pressurized.
Thanks for the reply, tried again and pumped it real high and it still barely squirted , certainly not close to a spray, used the cleaner to clear the tank and it sprayed just fine, this SS25 does NOT spray thru this 109 dollar sprayer, I just wasted my money, but again, can I thin the SS25 with anything? I had to use the roller on about 250 sf side patio, looks good, but a lot of work for an 82 year old man. Still have about 500 sf to do, not looking fwd to that.
Hi Don, you have to be doing something wrong as we use those sprayers every day with spraying the SS25 and have zero issues. Maybe you are not closing it correctly so it is not pressurizing fully? The Chapin 1949 can handle up to 35% solids and the SS25 is 25% solids.
It cannot be thinned.
Hi, I am trying to post pics, the sprayer is a Chapin, 1352 , 3 gallon,from the same supplier as the sealer.
Thanks.
Hi Don, looks like that is the wrong sprayer for this sealer. We never used that one and always use the Chapin 1949. When looking at the specs, it does not say it can handle the solid content of the SS25. At this point, it is best to apply with a roller.
Sorry you wasted your money on the sprayer 🙁
Could not load photos, my sprayer is a chipman1352 from the same supplier as the SS25,,I sent photos by messinger
Please post a picture of the sprayer you are using.
I have 20 year old aggregate concrete parking pad and driveway. I recently filled cracks and joints with Master Seal SL1 self -leveling polyurethane sealant. I want to seal the polyurethane joints so my tire tracks do not discolor the joints. What is the best sealer to us that will not damage the joints or clash with the aggregate sealer I want to use?
Not sure on your crack sealer choice as to if it will work correctly or blend with a sealer. A proper aggregate crack sealer will contain small pebbles in it to blend. The SS25 will work well as a sealer for the aggregate, just not sure if it will blend.
My neighborhood association is always requesting we clean our sidewalk (city owned) and brick driveway. If I sealed both, would this help cut down on the dirty look from fungus or mildew accumulation? Here in Florida everything stays damp until afternoon and my sidewalk and driveway are on the North side of the house.
No. Sealing cannot stop dirt or mildew. It will help to make it easier to clean though.
I'm in Florida and liking to use Super Seal 25. The existing pavers are about 2 years old and I really don't want to backfire with poly sand now but would like to in the future after I place the Super 25 ( 2 years down the line) and then reapply. My reasoning is to avoid Amy chance of poly haze … will this cause issues ?
Secondly can you explain why these products would be better than something found in Home Depot like Eagle or Diamond ?
Can his product be used for professional comtractor use ?
As long as you remove any prior joint sand, you can use the Poly Sand later on. We are contractors and use the Super Seal all the time. As for HD products, you can find reviews for their products on this site and on other websites.
Can I use super seal 25 for travertine pavers
Yes.
I had a company seal my brick pavers with Superseal 25. The odor is caustic and is STILL lingering after two months! It gets into my house sometimes and is just nasty. The contractor claims it shouldn't have any odor after a week or so but that clearly isn't the case. Any advice?
Super Seal is a fully drying product and the smell goes away after a week or so. It is also not \”caustic\” in smell but a solvent smell. I am suspecting it is something else as I cannot see how it is possible to linger for 2 months.
I have an exposed, dyed aggregate driveway, steps and multiple walkways that are 8 years old. I have sealed all of the concrete 4 times over their life with SuperSeal 25. I have stripped the sealer off once, after the first sealing that I did with SS30 and had slipping issues….I really don't want to do that again! Living in southwestern PA, we do not get the amount of sunlight that the south or southwest receives; yet, at the beginning of the following year after sealing, the driveway, steps and walkways that I sealed loose the shrine and luster that… Read more »
Losing the shine somewhat does not mean the sealer is not still there. What you should do is sealer every 2-3 years but in the off years, you can easily restore the lustre/shine by adding a solvent. This will re-emulsify the sealer so it looks brand new.
A-1 Solvent or xylene should work. Spray on to a clean and dry surface. Let dry and it will look like new. Much easier and less expensive.
Just installed cambridge armortec pavers with gator super sand (polymeric sand). Is the SS25 safe to be used on these pavers ? If so, how long should I wait before applying the sealant ? Thanks!
Yes, you can use this here. Seal now as long as there is not any efflorescence on the pavers.
Hi,
We just bough a house.We have over 15 years old patio pavers (red and gray) both on back yard and driveway. I just did power wash them. They look much better but I realized there are are many gaps between the many pavers. I am thinking to add regular sand (any brand suggestions ?) and then use joint stabilizer sealer. I am hard working but not skillful.What do you recommend for the sealer (and sand)?
I like to have wet look to bring some color back on sun faded pavers. But it is not a must.
Thans in advance!
Sand does not matter based on brand. Just make sure it is fully dry sand and fine. Sweep in and blow off so the sand is about 1/4 below the paver edge. As for sealer, the Super Seal 25 will work. Make sure to saturate the sand with the sealer so it hardens.
Hi! I had my paved driveway sealed with the SS25 after applying polymeric sand in between the joints. As the untreated pavers were several years old, I believe some of the sand had been trapped on the top surface as the entire driveway is now covered in a white haze. Any idea what needs to be done to get rid of this haze ? I am not too sure if this is due to trapped moisture or actual poly haze. I tried scrubbing them with an efflorescence cleaner, white vinegar mix, and a diluted hyrdo acid mix but no luck.… Read more »
The only way to fix is to strip off the sealer. Once removed, you can remove the poly haze. How really depends on the brand. I would ask them how to remove it best.
Got it – how do you recommend I strip the SS 25 ? Will this do the trick ?
Yes, that should remove it.
Can I use super seal 25 on recent applied solvent (oil) based sealer? The solvent based sealer is included as part of the lanai extension construction.
You would have to ask the manufacturer to be certain.
What is the shelf life of SuperSeal 25? I bought a couple 5 gallon containers a few weeks ago but haven't gotten around to applying it yet. At this point, I'm thinking I'll just wait until next spring to apply to get the most use out of it (I live in a cold winter climate). The containers are still completely sealed and have not been opened. Should it be OK that I wait about 9-10 months since purchasing to apply? I.e. It won't negatively affect the product if I wait that long will it?
Thanks,
Kyle
You should be okay but store in a temperature controlled area.
Hello!
I just had a new paver patio installed. My contractor put sealer on it on top of efflorescence. She then tried to remove the sealer and efflorescence with a sealer remover and a high pressure washer, exposing the aggregate on a few of the pavers. Wouldn't you know it was the 21" x 21" pavers. I'm wondering if I should use two different sealers on the patio now. One for exposed aggregate and one for the concrete pavers with the finish still intact. If so, which sealers would you recommend for each?
Thank you in advance for your responses..
You would not need two different sealers. Just one like the Super Seal 25.
Would the Superseal 25 make my stamped concrete slippery if it got wet? If so, which additive would you recommend to help add grip? Would I still only need one coat, or because of the additive would I need to apply two coats (presuming the additive would go in the final coat)?
Thank you,
Kyle
You can add their Super Grip or Shark Grip for traction control. It would have to be added in a second coat.
I have a 1.5 year old patio and walkway with belgard pavers, about 100 square feet. I plan on using Super Seal 25. I do have some Efflorescence showing on the top but not bad. Is it required to remove these before applying the sealer? Also I am looking for wet look with grout sealing would you recommend Super Seal 25 or 30. I understand 30 must be sprayed on vice rolled.
The 25 and the 30 are easily applied with a roller. You cannot spray the 30 and the 25 can only be sprayed with a heavy metal sprayer that is fairly expensive. If the efflorescence does not show when wet, then will not show when sealed.
I had a colored stamped patio installed 4 years ago. they used the super seal 25 when they installed it. 3 months after, it turned patchy white. a year later i power washed it and resealed it with super seal 25 again. looked great. then 2 months later same thing, patchy white. no it is all white. i dont think it is trapped moisiture. could it be efflorescence? i dont have a clue what to do now. frustrated
It is something underneath the sealer causing this. It could be many things. Hard to say what for sure. Have you called the contractor back to take a look?
Thinking about reusing existing red/grey pavers for new pool installation. They are quite faded. Would like to restore the color and like the idea of wet look, however concernerd with making the surface slippery. How well do the no slip additives work and do they wear off? Any restrictions in NJ? Thanks!
The Super Grips or Shark Grips definitely help around pools.
Not sure what to use for our newly poured exposed aggregate patio. We live in Washington state, in the rainy area of the state. I want it to look wet, but not really glossy ….. mostly just darker and a little shine. I also would like to know if whatever you recommend can be purchased locally. I am finding that a lot of the products recommended on here are mail order, and the shipping is about as much as the product is! Thanks!
Not sure what you can get in your area but you would want something like the SuperSeal Matte.
I live in pa. We have a patio with concrete blocks to look like slate. It has never been sealed, I power washed it and now it has no gradient hues. I would like a sealer to bring out the contrasts but not a shine. Wet look is ok.
Try the Surebond SB-6000 for a wet look but no shine.
Hello- We live in Oregon and need a patio paver sealer for a project completed last year. Some areas used as vehicle parking (Hot and dry in Summer) and the rest is walkways and Patio Area, Patio Area is susceptible to moss growth. After reading many of your reviews still not sure between SB-6000 or SuperSeal 25… Wet look: Yes. Joint stabilization: Only necessary for weed/moss control. No Gloss Semi is OK. Pump or spray is fine:) We used play sand for joints, Looks like we've got some efflorescent coming through that won't power wash off however Paver's look fine… Read more »
Hi- I live in south Wisconsin and am looking at this product for my outdoor poured concrete/colored patio. I thought this looked great, but read a SuperSeal30 comment about trouble with 'broomed finished concrete'. Googleing it i would say 90% sure that's what i have. What product would be correct for that? The deck is 8 yrs old and not sealed since put in that i am aware of (this is my second year owning).
Clark, I believe you would want the SuperSeal-A or Maonry Saver Decorative Concrete Sealer for broomed swept concrete.
Thanks- I talked to the guy who put it in. Its 'smooth trowel' finished concrete. Does that make a difference? I appreciate your help!
Possibly, I would contact the manufacturers for some advice.
I have a new construction home – finished December 2013 in Central Florida. I have a large brick paver driveway – about 1,500 sq ft. I'm torn between doing this seal job myself and contracting it out to someone. I want to use SuperSeal25 and was planning to buy a Chalin sprayer – is this pretty straightforward with application? Is it too soon to seal the brick pavers – I read somewhere that I should wait a year? Thank you
No, it did turn white shortly after I put it on plus it had bubbles. I. don't think anything is on it now so I hope I just have to spray it off really good. Is there a way to check? I know it doesn't bead up when I put water on it but don't know if that means anything. Thanks for any advise you can give me.
How can I tell if my old sealant is still on my stamped concrete patio? I put Quikrete sealant on myself about 5-6 years ago.
I want to put on Super Seal 25 and want to make sure I do it right. Thanks
Pat, has it discolored by turning white or yellow? Do you see any shine?
If forget to mention that there is no shine and it's not yellow. It's there color of concrete, gray.
Probably just prep with a light pressure washing or similar should be enough. You may get bubbles again so try not do in direct sunlight. This should minimize that.
I applied Super Seal 25 to my front porch and entrance walk. Unfortunately, I live in FL and it rained (freak shower) about 4 hours after applying the sealer. Portions of the sealer are cloudy. (the portions are mainly where the water was beading over night) I am assuming that moisture became trapped under the sealer. Will rolling the pavers with xylene allow for the moisture to escape?
Andre, xylene will release the trapped moisture and restore the shine.
Mark, sorry but we have no idea.
We put our garage in and had it sealed about 4 years ago. Can you reseal with with or what is your recommedation. Thanks so much.
Linda, not all sealers are compatible so it is hard to say if a new coating will work on top.
1. CA 2. Exterior 3. Horizontal 4. No change. About 9 months ago had our stamped patio around the pool power washed, acid cleaned restained and they put on a product from West Coast that was a 2 part poly urethane sealant. Within a couple of weeks my patio looks terrible. We live on a golf course with no walls or fences around the pool. The owner of the company that did the work states that the ugly stains are from hard water. It looks terrible. I thought that the sealer would protect the patio from this. Is there any… Read more »
Diane, not that I know of. Sorry about that…
I purchased a 5 gallon bucket of SuperSeal 25 and applied to my stamped concrete and flagstone coping around our pool. Now, less than 2 months later the sealer is almost gone and the concrete has a white haze appearance to it. It looked so beautiful at first and now looks terrible. Would appreciate any help!
Chris S, white haze issues is due to something under the sealer creating the issue. The sealer does not go away in 2 months and is still there. Was it sealed previously? It can be many things that may cause this. Moisture trapped under sealer, efflorescence, etc
I have an Exposed Aggregate driveway that is 7 years old and never been sealed.How would you recommend I do this and what would be the best product to use?I live in Arkansas.I don't want a real shiny sheen.
Terry D, try the SuperSeam Matter for a sealer and lower shine.
live in Las Vegas, had a pavestone paver patio installed and would like to seal it. Would like a wet look with matte finish
as a shine would be glaring in afternoon Easy application would be nice but don't want the white film after a while thanks for your help
Carl C, try SuperSeal Matte or the Surebond SB-6000 for this.
. What State do you live in? New York
2. Interior or Exterior concrete surface? Exterior
3. Vertical or Horizontal application? Horizontal
4. Change or enhance appearance (gloss or wet look) or no change of appearance? No preference, just wants to protect the concrete surface.
5. Type of surface : Plain concrete driveway, brushed surface
We treated the driveway last summer with 2 coats of Stone Technologies X-1 penetrating sealer. Should we apply a film-forming sealer for added protection, and if so, what kind?
Thank you for this site – very helpful!
Cheri, I would not add a film forming sealer on this if you have already sealed it with a penetrating sealer.
I want to try SuperSeal 25 on my driveway pavers that are about 4 years old but have a few questions. First should I have a problem applying this product on my pavers that I sealed 4 years ago? The pavers have lost some of their original color and are absorbing water, I believe the sealer has worn off. And if I apply SuperSeal 25 will I have to strip it all off in 3 or 4 years or simply recoat when needed again? Thank you
David, as long as the old sealer has just faded away you should be okay. If it has discolored or turned white than you should strip off the old sealer first. SuperSeal does not need to be stripped, just reapplied.
First of all, thank you so much for having this site and providing good advices. 1. What State do you live in? New York 2. Interior or Exterior concrete surface? Exterior 3. Vertical or Horizontal application? Horizontal 4. Change or enhance appearance (gloss or wet look) or no change of appearance? No preference, just wants to protect the concrete surface. 5. Type of surface : Stamped Concrete Patio The patio was done by the previous home owner 8 years ago when the house was built. We bought the house 4 years ago and never did anything, due to ignorance and… Read more »
I have a special situation with my patio. I tried to include in the posting but was told the message was too long and had to break into 2. So here is the 2nd part: The patio has “stone texture” finish, i.e. an uneven reddish color with rough ridges on the surface to simulate the natural stone. 4 years ago, shortly after we moved in, we had a failed sump pump and flooded the basement. We had lots of cardboard boxes and plastic bins yet to be unpacked from the move. They all got wet. I moved them out of… Read more »
Mleng, the SuperSeal 25 should work to restore the color and seal. Cracks happen to concrete not matter if the surface is sealed or not. Ground moves.
Which should I use ? Super seal 25 or super seal 30 to reseal a stamped patio that has lost it's color and shine. Last sealed 11/2 years ago with water based sealer
Darelen, either would work for you as long as the water based sealer has not discolored or failed by turning white/
Do you recommend for stamped concrete around salt water pool?
Jeff the SuperSeal 25 will work for this.