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Brick Paver Sealing Tips 2022

Shiny Brick Paver Sealers 2023

by Scott Paul ~ Restoring Concrete Since 1993 January 30, 2023

This post was most recently updated on January 30th, 2023

The Best Shiny Brick Paver Sealers

In 2023, we at Concrete Sealer Review continue to remain your number-one source for concrete and brick paver sealer professional tips and advice. Below is an updated article for 2023 that discusses the pros and cons of shiny brick paver sealers. If you have questions or have used a shiny brick paver sealer, we want to hear your input! Feel free to leave us a comment with any pictures below.

Paver sealers come in several different types of finishes. Sealer finishes can range from a matte or semi-gloss to a high gloss or wet look appearance. In this article, we want to address shiny paver sealers and how they differ from other finishes such as a wet look sealer, and yes there is a difference.

All paver sealers are used to help solidify sand joints between pavers, lock out unwanted moisture, reduce weed growth, reduce freeze and thaw damage, and of course create a beautiful long-lasting finish. In terms of the final finish of a sealer, a matte finish will not alter the appearance of the pavers while a shiny paver sealer will leave a glossy appearance. A wet look sealer will leave the pavers looking wet even after the sealer has dried but is not designed to add shine.

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Best Sealer for New Pavers 2023

by Scott Paul ~ Restoring Concrete Since 1993 January 30, 2023

This post was most recently updated on January 30th, 2023

Best Sealer for New Brick Pavers

In 2023, we at Concrete Sealer Review continue to remain your number one source for concrete and brick paver sealer tips and reviews. We continue to recommend SuperSeal and Supreme Shield for new pavers. If you have a recommendation for the best sealer for new pavers, we want to hear your input! Feel free to leave us a comment with some pictures below.

Sealing New Brick Pavers

Newly installed pavers can add curb appeal to your outdoor areas as well as create a usable surface. A new paver installation will not stay looking new long unless it is protected from normal use and natural elements. Unprotected pavers will begin to lose color and may shift or become damaged due to unwanted water intrusion. Weeds will begin to grow up in the sand joints causing an unsightly appearance. Heaving and shifting of the pavers may occur due to freeze and thaw damage. To avoid these issues and protect your new paver investment it is important to apply a paver sealer.

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A quality paver sealer will protect against color fading, water intrusion, sand erosion, and weed growth keeping your pavers looking new. The best sealer for new pavers comes down to several choices. For an enhanced appearance and superb protection, try SuperSeal 25 or SuperSeal 30. These solvent-based sealers contain a high percentage of solids giving new pavers a glossy wet look while offering all the protection they need from harsh elements and foot traffic. SuperSeal will also penetrate the sand joints to create a solid joint free from erosion and weed invasion.

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Best Paver Sealer With Wet Look But No Shine

by Scott Paul ~ Restoring Concrete Since 1993 January 30, 2023

This post was most recently updated on January 30th, 2023

Paver Sealer With Wet Look But No Shine

In 2023, we at Concrete Sealer Review continue to remain a trusted source for brick paver sealer tips and unbiased reviews. We continue to recommend Surebond SB-6000 and Supreme Shield SB-600 for brick pavers with a wet look with no shine. Feel free to leave us a comment with any pictures below.

In order to preserve pavers, it is necessary to seal them. This solidifies the sand joints, helps reduce weed growth, locks out moisture, and reduces freeze/thaw damage. Sealing pavers can also enhance their natural beauty. There are several finishes available for brick pavers. A matte finish would protect the pavers from the elements but would not alter their appearance. For those looking for a more enhanced look that is not shiny or glossy, a “wet look” may be the answer.

Paver Sealers Wet Look

A wet-look appearance is just like the name implies, the bricks look wet but not shiny. The wet look sealers are also less slippery when wet, unlike glossy finishes. The best paver sealer with a wet look, but no shine comes down to a couple of choices. One of the best according to the reviews for the best paver sealer with a wet look but no shine is Supreme Shield SB-600 Paver Sealer. This solvent-based penetrating sealer results in enhanced color, wet-look finish without the fake glossy or plastic appearance. Supreme Shield SB-600 is water, salt, stain, and oil resistant to protect your pavers and preserve their beauty. This easy-to-use paver sealer is perfect for stamped concrete, concrete pavers, as well as other porous concrete surfaces.

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Deep Wet Look Paver Sealer 2023

by Scott Paul ~ Restoring Concrete Since 1993 January 30, 2023

This post was most recently updated on January 30th, 2023

Deep Wet Look Paver Sealer

Concrete Sealer Review remains a trusted resource for brick paver sealer tips and advice from professionals throughout 2023. Here we have an updated article about the benefits of applying a deep wet look sealer to your brick pavers. Any questions? Feel free to leave us a comment with any pictures below.

Applying a paver sealer to your brick paver surfaces is a great way to protect them from the damaging effects of Mother Nature. The elements can play a vital role in creating dirt, grime, mold, mildew, moss, and unwanted weed growth. Harsh UV rays can fade and discolor pavers that are unprotected. Locking out moisture and preserving the color of your pavers is one good reason to seal them on a regular basis.

Wet Look Paver Sealer

In addition to protection, some paver sealers can bring out the natural beauty of the pavers to help enhance their appearance. A deep wet look paver sealer will give your pavers a rich “wet look” that helps bring out the natural beauty in the brick. This deep wet look keeps the pavers looking rich for several seasons. This wet look serves well on pavers and is becoming increasingly popular among homeowners today. This type of wet look sealer also does a great job of solidifying sand joints between each of the pavers. This helps reduce unwanted weed and moss growth as well as sand erosion.

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Acrylic Based Paver Sealers

by Scott Paul ~ Restoring Concrete Since 1993 January 30, 2023

This post was most recently updated on January 30th, 2023

Acrylic Based Paver Sealers Update

Concrete Sealer Review continues to be a trusted resource for concrete and brick paver sealer tips and advice from professionals. Here we have an updated article about the constraints of choosing an acrylic-based paver sealer for your patio or driveway. Any questions? Feel free to leave us a comment with any pictures below.

Acrylic-based paver sealers are formulated to seal and protect concrete and brick pavers leaving a wet look high gloss finish. They can be applied to previously coated or bare surfaces. Many of the acrylic-based paver sealers are sold at local hardware and big box stores and paint outlets. Doing some research on acrylic-based paver sealer leaves quite a bit of concern. When tested, these products performed less than expected and some even made the surface look worse than it did prior to application.

One of the problems reported by homeowners using acrylic-based paver sealers is an overall lack of gloss. These products are marketed to leave a beautiful “wet look” glossy finish, but in most cases, even after applying 2 coats, the finish was a matte sheen at best. Many customers leaving reviews report mostly a lack of that deep rich look they were hoping for. Joint sand hardening is average but nowhere near the solidity a quality solvent-based paver sealer will provide.

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How To Restore Brick Pavers 2023

by Scott Paul ~ Restoring Concrete Since 1993 January 30, 2023

This post was most recently updated on January 30th, 2023

How To Restore your Brick Pavers Properly

Concrete Sealer Review continues to be a trusted source for concrete and brick paver sealer professional tips and advice since 1993. Here we have an updated tutorial on how to restore your brick pavers so they look like new. If you have restored brick pavers or have any questions, feel free to leave us a comment below.

Landscaping with brick pavers is a great way to increase your home’s curb appeal. Brick pavers come in many different sizes, colors, shapes, and textures. They are versatile and can be used for many different applications. With pavers, your own imagination is the limit. The downside, if there is one, is that brick pavers do require some maintenance. If brick pavers are not maintained they can fade, discolor, and be overwhelmed by weeds and moss.

If your brick pavers have been neglected do not fear; they can be restored. How to restore brick pavers is a common question. Without the proper knowledge, it can seem like a daunting task. But knowing how can revive their color and appearance and bring some appeal back to your home’s exterior.

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How To Seal Pavers

by Scott Paul ~ Restoring Concrete Since 1993 January 30, 2023

This post was most recently updated on January 30th, 2023

Update for 2023 on How To Seal Pavers

Concrete Sealer Review continues to be a dedicated resource for concrete and brick paver sealer professional tips and advice since 1993. In this article, we offer our professional insight on how to seal pavers. If you have sealed pavers or have any questions, feel free to leave us a comment below.

Due to harsh weather conditions such as rain and harmful UV rays, it becomes necessary to protect exterior surfaces. The same goes for landscape pavers. Simply put, pavers will last longer and retain more of their original beauty if they are sealed and maintained on a regular basis.

Knowing how to seal pavers correctly can save you a lot of time and effort. It can also mean the difference between a simple weekend DIY project or having to hire out a professional. To seal pavers of any sort you first have to clean the surface. This most likely means using a pressure washer. If no stains are present on the pavers then using chemicals is not necessary. A pressure washer will remove any dirt, grime, and pesky weeds or moss that have grown up through the sand joints. If stains are present like irrigation rust or oil then use a cleaner specific to that stain.

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Stamped Concrete or Paver Sealer Turned White 2023

by Scott Paul ~ Restoring Concrete Since 1993 January 30, 2023

This post was most recently updated on January 30th, 2023

Stamped Concrete or Paver Sealer Turned White

Thank you for visiting Concrete Sealer Review throughout 2023 and beyond for concrete and brick paver sealer tips and advice. In this article, we explain what causes concrete or brick paver sealer to turn white sometimes, and what you can do to fix it. If you have any suggestions for the best way to fix concrete or brick paver sealer that turned white, or if you have any questions, feel free to leave us a comment below.

Paver Sealer Turned White

Why has my Brick Paver or Stamped Concrete Sealer Turned White?

This is a very common question and a fairly common occurrence. Typically, this happens to filming acrylic-based sealers that leave a shine on the surface. These sealers are typically applied to brick pavers and stamped concrete surfaces to enhance the overall appearance.

There is no one specific reason that your old sealer has blushed by turning white or cloudy, so there is no one remedy to fix it. In this article, we will go over the main reasons that your sealer has failed so you will be able to fix this problem permanently.

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How to Protect Joint Sand from washing Out Between Pavers

by Scott Paul ~ Restoring Concrete Since 1993 January 30, 2023

This post was most recently updated on January 30th, 2023

Protect Joint Sand from washing Out Between Pavers

Welcome to Concrete Sealer Review. We are back in 2023 with the latest tips and trends for your concrete and brick paver sealers. Joint sand can wash out between pavers from time to time. In this article, we tell you how to prevent this from happening. If you have any suggestions for the best way to protect joint sand from washing out between pavers or have any questions, feel free to leave us a comment below.

Brick pavers can increase the curb appeal of any property. They can also provide some extra outdoor living space where you can spend time with friends and family on a nice summer day. To keep your pavers looking good and structurally sound some maintenance is required. As rain, wind, and other types of weather begin to take their toll on paver surfaces, it’s important to maintain the surface to increase its longevity and beauty.

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How to Restore Color to Pavers 2023

by Scott Paul ~ Restoring Concrete Since 1993 January 30, 2023

This post was most recently updated on January 30th, 2023

Restore Color to Pavers

Concrete Sealer Review is back in 2023 with the latest tips and trends for your concrete and brick paver sealers. A common problem we hear about is when pavers lose their color over time. In this article, we tell you how to restore color to your pavers. If you have any suggestions for the best way to restore color to your pavers or have any questions, please comment below.

Brick pavers are a wonderful choice for many landscape designs. They are versatile and come in many shapes, sizes, and colors. A new color paver design may be exactly what your property needs for increased curb appeal. But over time the paver color starts to inevitably fade and lose its appeal. Restoring them will bring back color to the pavers.

Restoring Color to Brick Pavers

Knowing how to restore color to pavers can increase their longevity and beauty. The first order of business is to wash the pavers using a brick paver or concrete cleaner. Use the cleaner as directed and for the best results use a pressure washer to rid the pavers of contaminants like dirt, grime, mold, and mildew. Clean up the pavers and rinse them well. Then allow them to dry for a day or two.

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