This post was most recently updated on January 25th, 2021
Kilz Low-Lustre/Wet Look (High-Gloss) Sealer Rating
As of 2021, we have found that the Kilz Low-Lustre/Wet Look (High-Gloss) Sealer needs to be recoated every 9-18 months. It had issues hazing on our brick paver test patio.
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Note this product comes in both Low-Luster and High-Gloss. We tested the High-Gloss version.
Kilz Low-Lustre/Wet Look (High-Gloss) Sealer Manufacturer Description
KILZ® Low-Lustre/Wet Look (High-Gloss) Sealer is a clear, non-yellowing masonry sealer. The acrylic-based formula seals, protects and beautifies concrete and masonry surfaces with a low-gloss or wet look high-gloss finish. It can also be used as a protective topcoat for paints and stains. Use on previously coated or uncoated, vertical or horizontal, interior or exterior surfaces such as: pavers, concrete, Mexican tile, unglazed tile, brick, aggregate, natural and artificial stone, masonry and stucco. Not recommended for use on wood, metal, granite, marble, terrazzo, areas immediately adjacent to pools or areas subject to hydrostatic pressure. Do not use over oil-based products. Sealed surfaces may become slippery when wet. Use caution when walking on surfaces when moisture is present. For residential applications only. Apply in sections and walk on dry areas during application.
Kilz Low-Lustre/Wet Look (High-Gloss) Sealer Scores (1-10)
Wet Look: 5
– Kilz Low-Lustre/Wet Look (High-Gloss) Sealer darkened our brick paver driveway and had a medium wet look after drying. Not close to solvent-based sealers or other quality water-based sealers.
Gloss Level: 5
– The Kilz Low-Lustre/Wet Look (High-Gloss) Sealer gave close to a matte shine. The overall appearance on our test patio was rich looking but not very shiny.
