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SuperSeal Matte Review 2021

by Concrete Sealer Reviews February 18, 2021

This post was most recently updated on February 18th, 2021

2021 SuperSeal Matte Review

As of 2021, Superseal Matte continues to exceed expectations by providing a beautiful matte/satin finish for brick pavers. If you have used SuperSeal Matte, we want to hear your input! Feel free to leave us a comment with any pictures below.

The line of SuperSeal Paver and Concrete Sealers by Clemons Concrete Coatings is popular among professionals and homeowners alike. The SuperSeal Matte review is similar to their higher content sealers, but with an additive that reduces the shine. SuperSeal Matte will darken the appearance and add a wet look without the high gloss finish. The SuperSeal Matte is a wet look solvent-based sealer that is best used on decorative and stamped concrete as well as exposed aggregate and brick pavers. It can be applied to paver sand joints and will help harden and solidify the sand to reduce unwanted weed growth and erosion.

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Shiny vs Wet Look Paver Sealer, What is the Difference?

by Concrete Sealer Reviews March 18, 2021

This post was most recently updated on March 18th, 2021

Shiny Paver Sealer vs Wet Look

In 2021, Concrete Sealer Review continues to remain your number one source for concrete and brick paver sealer professional tips and advice. Below is an updated article for 2021 that discusses the difference between a shiny vs wet look paver sealer. If you have questions or have used a shiny or wet look paver sealer, we want to hear your input! Feel free to leave us a comment with pictures below.

Sealing pavers is an excellent way to enhance and preserve their appearance. There are certain paver sealers that will bring out the natural colors of the pavers while locking out moisture, which will help preserve and increase their longevity. The sealer also helps to solidify the sand joints and can help with weed growth and freeze/thaw damage that may occur in colder climates.

There are several different finishes involved with paver sealers. A matte finish will not alter the appearance of the pavers at all but will still preserve the surface and keep out unwanted moisture. Typically a matte finish sealer is water-based. Besides a matte finish, you can also go for a shiny or wet look. So what is the difference between a shiny vs. wet look paver sealer? There is a slight difference in appearance and also in the formula that makes up either sealer.

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Best Application Tools for Paver Sealers and Concrete Sealers

by Concrete Sealer Reviews February 18, 2021

This post was most recently updated on February 18th, 2021

Application Tools for Paver Sealers & Concrete Sealers

In 2021, we at Concrete Sealer Review remain a trusted source for brick paver sealer tips and reviews. Those who have used a concrete sealer or paver sealer know that you need the right tools before anything. Feel free to leave us a comment below.

Application Tools for Paver Sealers

Paver and concrete sealers are used to prolong the life of patios, driveways, pavers, masonry, and many other brick and concrete surfaces. They repel water and moisture and help to maintain the beauty of these types of surfaces. Most paver and concrete sealers can be applied by anyone using the proper application tools. Always follow the application methods recommended by the manufacturer. In addition, it is best to only apply sealers to a clean, dirt-free surface. Therefore washing the surface properly is highly recommended prior to applying any type of sealer. Not doing so may jeopardize the sealer’s effectiveness and longevity.

The best application tools for paver sealers and concrete sealers may be purchased from the same online authorized dealer where you purchase your sealer. Application tools can vary but the most widely used are brushes, stain pads, rollers, and a quality pump-up sprayer. The type of sealer may determine how it is best applied. The wet look or shiny sealers can be thicker in nature and may not apply well using a pump sprayer. A large brush or roller may work best.

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