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AcrylaSeal water-based acrylic sealer on decorative concrete

Concrete Sealers Australia

Products: ConcreteShield™ AcrylaSeal, AcrylaSolv™ Solvent-Based, Concrete Shield™ Wet Look.

Protect and enhance concrete with a sealer suited to the surface, finish and application.

Which concrete sealer should I use?

Choose AcrylaSeal for a low-odour water-based acrylic film, AcrylaSolv when a solvent-based acrylic system is preferred, or Wet Look when you want penetrating colour enhancement without the same type of topical acrylic film.

Can these sealers be used on driveways?

AcrylaSeal and AcrylaSolv may be suitable for properly prepared concrete driveways. The correct choice depends on the substrate, previous coatings, moisture and desired finish. Test before application and follow the relevant technical data sheet.

Does concrete need preparation before sealing?

Yes. Concrete must be clean, dry and free from oil, grease, dust, curing compounds and incompatible coatings. Existing sealers may need to be identified and removed or tested for compatibility.

Can sealed concrete become slippery?

Film-forming sealers can reduce surface texture, particularly when wet. Where slip resistance is required, assess the complete system and consider a compatible non-slip additive.

How many coats are required?

Coat requirements vary by product, surface porosity and application conditions. Follow the relevant product technical data sheet rather than applying one rule to every sealer.


Concrete Sealer FAQs

Which concrete sealer should I use?

Choose AcrylaSeal for a low-odour water-based acrylic film, AcrylaSolv when a solvent-based acrylic system is preferred, or Wet Look when you want penetrating colour enhancement without the same type of topical acrylic film.

Can these sealers be used on driveways?

AcrylaSeal and AcrylaSolv may be suitable for properly prepared concrete driveways. The correct choice depends on the substrate, previous coatings, moisture and desired finish. Test before application and follow the relevant technical data sheet.

Does concrete need preparation before sealing?

Yes. Concrete must be clean, dry and free from oil, grease, dust, curing compounds and incompatible coatings. Existing sealers may need to be identified and removed or tested for compatibility.

Can sealed concrete become slippery?

Film-forming sealers can reduce surface texture, particularly when wet. Where slip resistance is required, assess the complete system and consider a compatible non-slip additive.

How many coats are required?

Coat requirements vary by product, surface porosity and application conditions. Follow the relevant product technical data sheet rather than applying one rule to every sealer.