Concrete Floor Sealer (Solvent Free)
Acrylic Polymer Hardwearing Solvent Free Sealer for Domestic & Commercial use. Prevent Dusting, Hardens & Protects Concrete Floors - Subtle Sheen Once Dry
A ready to apply concrete floor sealer, garage floor sealer & concrete dustproofer that is specially formulated to penetrate and stabilise dusty concrete floors and screeds. It leaves a very subtle sheen finish once dry. Our concrete floor sealer is ideal for sealing dusty concrete floors in many internal situations such as kitchens, factories, warehouses, sheds, garages, workshops.
- Hard wearing sealer for all Concrete Floors.
- Excellent Dustproofer & Sealer.
- Internal Use - Suitable for floors in Kitchens, Food Processing areas, Garages, Factories & Warehouses.
- NOT suitable for use with our Sealer Colour Tint
- Used as a Final Coat Sealer and should NOT be painted over.
- Two Coat Application by roller, sprayer or brush.
- Specially formulated to penetrate and stabilise dusty concrete floors and sand/cement screeds.
- Solvent FREE formulation.
- Leaves a subtle sheen finish once dry.
A low viscosity concrete floor sealer that can be applied by roller, sprayer or brush and will quickly penetrate and seal most types of concrete flooring. It will bind any loose concrete dust and help to prolong the lifespan of the concrete it has been applied to.
For best results apply two coats.
Average coverage of 4-6sq m per litre dependent on surface porosity of the concrete floor it is being applied to. Coverage may increase to 8-15 sq m per litre on concrete that is smooth, polished or has floated/screeded finish.
Store in a cool dry place.
Use within 6 months of opening.
Q: Would this be suitable for a two-coat latex screed domestic kitchen floor?
A: Yes it can be applied as long as the two-coat latex screed is cement based.
Q: Can this be used on a new concrete screed cement floor prior to tiling?
A: Yes, the concrete floor sealer can be used to seal a new concrete screed cement floor prior to tiling. However, the newly laid cement should be left for 2-3 weeks prior to application to make sure it is fully cured.
Q: can the solvent free concrete sealer be tinted? cheers
A: No, sorry, the colour pigment will not break down or blend correctly in the solvent free concrete sealer