will this remove "wet look" sealer on outdoor concrete pavers?
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I have only use this product on in-door tile. I don't know how it would work on exterior concrete. Please consider that your concrete in probably much more porous than sealed tiles.
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I used this to remove a wet look sealer from my indoor slate, and it worked great. The key is to use absorbant towels to remove all of the dissolved goo, while it is still wet, otherwise it turns shiny again when the remover evaporates.
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I don't know personally. I used it for my indoor porcelain tile grout. However, the label says "Effectively removes sealers, coatings & finishes; Cleans deep-set stains, epoxy grout haze, adhesives and paints; Fast & effective on heavy grease buildup. Use for: porcelain, ceramic, slate, granite, marble, quarry, saltillo, terra cotta, grout, flagstone & concrete pavers"
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It depends on what kind of sealer is allready on the stone,If it is a topical sealer it will not let the color enhancer of the new sealer take affect and the areas were the old sealer is worn off it will.So this will greatly affect the final look of the new sealer.
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I am no expert with regards to concrete sealants, however based from all the threads that I've read, since you have a EPOXY paint on the driveway and the BD is a water based sealer, it will only be a waste of money to do that, the BD will just wash off, since your putting it on top of a epoxy. You have to strip the epoxy concrete paint then apply the BD sealer. I hope this helps :D
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I'm not sure. I have a paver patio with the same problem. I'm going to use this product on it as soon as the snow melts. So I won't know until.then; but my guess is it will
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Yes, but you need to be very careful when cleaning grout with a power operated brush. Make sure the grout is sealed properly with grout sealer (it will have clear or satin sheen on surface of the grout). Another way to check if your grout is sealed is to put a drop of water on it. If the water repelled or sits on the grout it is sealed; otherwise if not sealed it will absorb into the grout. Be sure to clean using "light pressure" when cleaning grout and use a detergent that is specifically designed for cleaning grout. Using too much pressure when cleaning will damage the grout. Hope this answers your question. Yes, but you need to be very careful when cleaning grout with a power operated brush. Make sure the grout is sealed properly with grout sealer (it will have clear or satin sheen on surface of the grout). Another way to check if your grout is sealed is to put a drop of water on it. If the water repelled or sits on the grout it is sealed; otherwise if not sealed it will absorb into the grout. Be sure to clean using "light pressure" when cleaning grout and use a detergent that is specifically designed for cleaning grout. Using too much pressure when cleaning will damage the grout.... » Read More Yes, but you need to be very careful when cleaning grout with a power operated brush. Make sure the grout is sealed properly with grout sealer (it will have clear or satin sheen on surface of the grout). Another way to check if your grout is sealed is to put a drop of water on it. If the water repelled or sits on the grout it is sealed; otherwise if not sealed it will absorb into the grout. Be sure to clean using "light pressure" when cleaning grout and use a detergent that is specifically designed for cleaning grout. Using too much pressure when cleaning will damage the grout. Hope this answers your question. « Show Less
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Grout color and the type of sealer will all depend on what kind of a look you are trying to achieve. However, usually, bright white (or arctic white) colored epoxy grout usually gives excellent results. And as far as the sealer, you can go with a high-end, water-based penetrating sealer (to prevent possible material discolorations and shade changes due to the chemical attributes of enhancing sealers that you might otherwise consider using on other types of stone such as travertine). For more information, please reach Oracle Tile & Stone @ 1-877-445-5599. Thank you.
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We normally recommend that you acid stain after you apply this product.You can apply any other type of coating on top of Concrete Sealer X-1.RegardsMikeStone Technologies Corp423-503-4490
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This will depend on the sealer. If it is a top coat sealer or enhancer it will not work.
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Hi Ruben You absolutely can! We have this on our brick pavers on our driveway as well as the backyard patio. It looks great and does a great job sealing and protecting!
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Yes, Suzi. This is a good maintenance cleaner for your limestone and won't strip your sealer as it's ph neutral. Please, keep in mind that this is a maintenance cleaner and not a heavy duty cleaner so if you're looking to remove mold, mildew or soap scum, you would need to use something stronger like our Ultimate Grout Cleaner or our Intensive Cleaner.
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It will seal it permanently. If you follow the instructions on the bottle, you will be fine. It definitely worked for me. I had water coming from everywhere in my block. I thought my 94 Toyota LandCruiser had seen its last days. This stuff is like CPR for dying motors.
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It is but make sure you power wash your pavers first,for best results. I used stone sealer 6 years ago and it didn't work like Black Diamond,
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The question is with sealer not the additive. As long as your sealer has good adhesion qualities and the prepared surface is clean, you will be fine. The additive has no effect on adhesion.
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No- this is not a product that will last outdoors on concrete. Get the sealer. Done right the first time is cheaper than doing it over..lol!
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This is not the sealer, just cleaner that leaves a pleasant shine. If you go to the Allure Trafficmaster (flooring) website, they speak about a sealer product, not sure of the name.
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This sealer claims to prevent radon gas from penetrating through a sealed concrete surface. It did not mitigate the radon in my basement at all. I sincerely doubt this sealer will harden your silt stone and prevent it from breaking and flaking.
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I don't know. That's why I had to buy new one. Old one I used to seal cement and it ruined it. Made the work go really quick though.