🔒 Versatile Gallon Plastic Tapes, Adhesives & Sealants with Glaze Seal Sealer Review

I bought 4 gallons and it was enough to apply a heavy coat and a second lighter coat on my 600 sq ft deck. feet paved with cobblestones with a low-pressure syringe. It doesn't look wet but it greatly enhances the color of the stone which is what I was looking for. I feel like I got my $180.

I really liked the sealer. It's easy to use and has a nice, slightly damp look that adds depth to the color and makes the whole decking look bright. I've used this about every two or three years to seal the stone after thorough cleaning. Sandstone does not wash well with water as it is a softer stone. A seal protects it from absorbing mold and dirt. Cleaning is much easier. There are no pungent odors and no awkward cleaning of brushes and tools used for application. I strongly recommend this…

I have purchased several different sealers and tested them on my stacked stone. Most of them were like varnish, smelled like poison, and left a shiny "thick" imprint that looked awful to me. But this stuff behaves like water, enhances the stone, is odorless, washes with soap and water, and most importantly, you never realize you're using a sealant. When water hits it, it doesn't bead like varnish, but you know how it works because the stone doesn't change color, it stays enhanced. Apply an even