Concrete Sealer

• Never pour the sealer directly onto the concrete. Remove the pail's lid and dip paint roller, or use a paint pan.
• Apply the sealer with a paint roller in 2 generous coats.
• Allow to dry between coats until no longer sticky.

• Allow this product to cure for at least a day or two before applying wax or foot traffic, 2 or more days is recommended.
• Minimum application temperature 45 degrees F.
• Avoid applying in extreme heat as bubbles may occur.
• Clean up tools and spills with Xylene, or lacquer thinner, found at your local home improvement store. Do not use paint thinner.

Tip. The solvents in the sealer are flammable. If applying indoors, ensure there is no open flame including pilot lights, as the fumes may build up. Ensure you have adequate ventilation, using mechanical means if needed. If the fumes are not completely dicipated come nightfall, you may need to stay elsewhere for the night. ( The benefits of solvent based sealers out weigh the minor inconvienances of drying time.) 

Tip. Not all surfaces should be sealed because they look better in their natural flat state and the gloss from the sealer wouldn't do. Examples would be statuary, retaining walls, and the exterior concrete house slab sides that are exposed. These surfaces require no maintenance.

Tip. If your project is outdoors, then you may want to use a grip additive to help with added traction, as sealed concrete is slippery when wet.