Masonry & Concrete Lacquer - Glaze 'N Seal

Glaze ’N Seal Masonry & Concrete Lacquer is a crystal clear, high solids acrylic coating designed to protect and beautify concrete, masonry and tile surfaces. This super-tough film was formulated for interior or exterior use. Walk on it – drive on it (it does reject organic stains). It offers ultimate protection in a clear finish.Glaze N Seal, 5 Gallon.

Uses:

Protects garage floors and driveways from oil stains. Eliminates concrete dusting and freeze-thaw problems. Protects patio and barbecue areas from food and grease stains. Saturation with Masonry & Concrete Lacquer will actually harden old and deteriorating mortar and plaster for added life. Independent laboratory tests rate Glaze ’N Seal superior for abrasion resistance, sunlight resistance and stain resistance qualities.

Features:

• Non-Yellowing
• Use Indoors or Outdoors
• Fast Drying and Long Lasting
• Apply With Brush or Sprayer
• Prevents Staining High Solids
• Strong Resistance to Efflorescence

Preparation:

All surfaces must be free of efflorescence, dirt, oil, wax,
grease and defective paint or sealers. If acid is used, all
residue must be removed prior to application. Use Glaze
’N Seal Neutralizing Rinse to neutralize surface. Allow to
dry thoroughly before applying LACQUER.

Application:

Apply from 2-4 light, even coats (depending on porosity of surface) of “Wet Look” Lacquer with a natural brush or low pressure/airless sprayer (with metal or teflon tip). Allow 1 to 3 hours between coats or until surface is dry to the touch. Not recommended for dense or presealed surfaces such as glazed ceramic or quarry tile, marble or terrazzo.

Coverage:

100 to 400 square feet per gallon depending on the porosity
of the surface.

Maintenance:

To protect the sealer and extend life (indoors), use Glaze ’N Seal Masonry & Concrete Lacquer (Regular or Matte Finish) for a traffic coat. Sweep and damp mop floor frequently.

Packaging:

Available in quarts, gallons, 5 gallon pails and 55 gallon drums.

Special Notes:

Always test a small area of surface to verify protection and appearance. NOT RECOMMENDED for glazed tile, marble, dense brick or dense slate. If in doubt, test surface.