NR Landscaping & Construccion

02/06/2017

Landscape Company

02/06/2017

Re-Seal Process
To determine if you need to protect your concrete product, perform a splash test. Sprinkle water on the concrete surface, if the water is absorbed and makes the surface noticeably darker, the surface is not waterproof. If the water is not absorbed and beads, the concrete is protected.
Reseal Process:
1. Rinse dirt/debris off of stamped concrete surface with a garden hose or pressure washer. NOTE: it is
critical to start with a clean surface.
2. Apply a small amount of liquid dish soap to surface and scrub with a push broom.
3. Rinse well with a garden hose or pressure washer until there is no sign of soap suds.
4. DRY surface completely by using a leaf blower or by waiting 24 hours to air dry. DO NOT APPLY
SEALER TO A DAMP/WET SURFACE.
5. Once the surface is completely dry, apply the sealer as follows:
Stir in one jar of Anti-Slip agent (Shark Grip) to a 5 gallon pail of sealer.
APPLY SEALER USING A THICK NAP ROLLER ONLY. ANTI-SLIP AGENT WILL NOT TRANSFER THROUGH A SPRAYER. Apply sealer in approximately 2' x 4' sections. This will ensure full coverage without missed spots. Keep stirring sealer while applying to keep the Anti-Skid suspended in the sealer.
Sealer should be applied when air temperature is about 45˚F.
6. If needed, a second coat can be applied after the first coat is tack free. You should wait hours
before walking on resealed areas, weather permits time, usually the next day.
7. Your stamped concrete should be resealed every 2-3 years to protect your investment. One 5 gallon
pail of sealer will cover approximately 750 sq ft.

02/06/2017