This question was asked by
– Ben

I’m looking for a gloss, wet look concrete sealer to seal an outdoor concrete worktop.

Do you have a product you could recommend?

If you are looking for a High gloss finish I would recommend our High Gloss PU sealer (link below), this is a hard wearing sealer that is extremely wear and chemical resistant and will with stand years of use.

http://www.adseal.co.uk/high-gloss-pu.html
Drew Palin

This question was asked by
– Adrian Wills

We have a large patio laid with Marshall Saxon Buff paving.
This has been down @ 7 years and is power washed annually. Despite this as it ages it appears to get dirty quite quickly.
Are there any sealants within your range you would recommend?

Regular pressure washing of any paving is quite bad for it, it accelerates the wear damage and significantly reduces the life of the paving.
I would suggest using our Block paving sealer (link below) this will protect the surface and reduce the need to pressure wash and reduce the damage it causes.

http://www.adseal.co.uk/Block-Paving-and-Imprinted-Concrete-Sealer-SP.html
Drew Palin

This question was asked by
– Rob parsons

I have an Indian sandstone patio layed but not sealed yet. I was looking at you wb 25 and wanted to confirm its suitable. My main concerns are to protect it from food, oil, stains and so that the frost doesn’t get at. I don’t want to change the appearance of the stones. Would this be the right product for me or can you recommend something g else in your range.

Yes the WB25 will be fine for what you are looking to achieve, it gives great surface protection from wear and stains but has very little affect on the appearance.

http://www.advancedsealingsolutions.co.uk/Water-Based-Sealer-Matt.html
Drew Palin

This question was asked by
– Peter Ludgate

Is a plastic decorators pail/scuttle suitable for decanting your Concrete Sealer & Block Paving Sealer?
It occurs to me that it may degrade the plastic & cause the scuttle to collapse.

As long as you don’t by a cheap one you should be fine, I have used them for years for the sealer and we even sell them in our shop.

Drew Palin

This question was asked by
– john shayler

I’ve just painted this on with a roller on some teak indian sandstone and it has come out really patchy where the roller has overlapped its has gone double dark if that makes sense. I didn’t have enough so I was gonna order 2 more cans hoping that a second coat will make the cover even. What are your thoughts?

Yes a second coat will help to even it out, the reason for the over lap marks is because the sealer has dried before you had chance to get beck to that area, ideally you want to try and keep a wet edge to avoid that from happening.

Drew Palin

This question was asked by
– Mark Sinton

I am about to lay Indian Rainbow Sandstone. I want a stain ‘repellant’ sealer which has little or no colour enhancement. Hope you can help? Mark

No problem, our Invisiseal is what you are looking for.

http://www.adseal.co.uk/Invisiseal-Matt-Impregnator.html
Drew Palin