Serveon Sealants H2800 Color Enhancer Sealer for Natural Stone - No Sheen, Water-Base & Matte Wet Look Sealer for Pavers, Flagstone, Slate, Marble, Sandstone, Travertine, Grout & Concrete (1 Gallon)

Easy and Hassel-Free Application: You don’t want a grout sealant that’s complicated to apply, you have better things to do with your time. We’ve made H2800 easy to apply. Simply apply H2800 to a dry surface with a paint brush, roller or low pressure pump up sprayer. A single wet on wet application is usually enough to bring out the rich colors, veins and markings of the substrate. H2800 is water based so clean up easy and substrates are ready for traffic in less than two hours. Rich Color Home Improvement: Homeowners know the value and the peace of mind that comes from the natural beauty of color enriched stone, pavers and concrete. H2800 delivers the maximum color enhancement with a natural matte finish. There is no shine or gloss. Just natures natural finish. H2800 can be used on most natural stone, pavers, limestone, and concrete. It should not be used on polished surfaces or dense stone such as granite or quartz. Real Protection: H2800 gives much more than color enhancement, it provides powerful protection from water entry and salts dissolved in water plus it strengthens the surface. H2800 both treats the surface and also penetrates deep into the substrate. Soft, friable substrates including grout are strengthened resisting cracking and chipping. It protects and natural stone coverings for masonry patios, pool copings, walls, walk ways, waterfalls, driveways and other landscaping structures.

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