Colored Concrete Sealers

Is your colored concrete safe? Have you given that finishing touch to architectural concrete? If not, then do it right away. Safeguard your colored concrete work from weather, water, stains and abrasives by using Colored Concrete Sealers on it. These specialized Concrete Sealers, like any other Concrete Sealers, provide protection against rain, sun, freezing temperatures, petroleum and de-icing salts. They also make the cleaning easier. However, that?s not all Colored Concrete Sealers do. The color of the sealer matches the color of the concrete. Therefore, it helps improve appearance, color depth and uniformity.

The Colored Concrete Sealers are water-based curing and sealing systems used on new or existing, interior and exterior architectural colored concrete work where regular maintenance with low-gloss finish is required. They chemically repulse oil- and water-based materials and other common contaminants, protecting the colored and multi-colored architectural colored concrete.

They are available in all standard and custom colors, to increase surface strength and overall durability. Be sure you use good quality Colored Concrete Sealers that are environmentally friendly. Colored Concrete Sealers are especially used in those projects where clear sealer or a color-matched curing and sealing compounds are required. It is a revolutionary new protective treatment for all kinds of colored concrete that reduces efflorescence formation. It helps colored concrete look good years after it was poured. Colored Concrete Sealers cure, seal, harden and dustproof freshly poured concrete. They preserve the natural look of concrete, and also prevent cracking.

Before applying this Concrete Sealer, clean the surface so that no oil, grease, dust, dirt, or any other foreign matter remains. It skins in about 30 minutes, hardens in not less than 4 hours and takes about 24 hours to dry completely. However, the weather and the type of concrete may vary the dry time by 1 to 8 hours. Before you resume floor traffic make sure that the sealer has hardened properly.

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