Internal Sealants
Internal wall Sealant
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I have uncovered a stone wall inside my house. The stone needs sealed to stop dust but it is also dull looking. What would be the best product of yours to use? I would prefer a gloss finish to a Matt finish. As it’s an internal wall I understand it needs to be able to breathe or damp becomes an issue. Please can you advise?
For an Internal wall I would recommend using our Water based sealer (link below), it is safe to work with when applying it to a vertical surface and it has very little odour so wont smell the house out.
Water Based Sealer Gloss (WB34)
Drew Palin
high gloss sealer for travertine
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can I use this product effectively in a shower area
I have Travertine tiles in my own bathroom, I sealed it with the High gloss PU about 4 years ago and it still looks good as new. The only thing I will say is you need to let the sealer cure for a at least 48 hours before using the area.
Drew Palin
Protecting Welsh Slate Flooring
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I have a welsh slate floor that was put down 5 years ago in a kitchen. It needs re-protecting as the original stuff I applied has now rubbed off and some small areas now have the bare stone showing (places where chair legs have rubbed etc).
What’s your advice for this in terms of products you suggest and the method of application?
I would suggest using the High gloss PU, this is a very hardwearing sealer, but I would suggest removing the old sealer first as it is obviously having issues with adhesion.
Application instructions will be sent with the product.
Drew Palin
Kitchen worktop.
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I have a concrete kitchen table and am looking for a sealer to give it some protection from stains and heat. What is the best product you have that you could recommend that I use.
For the best protection, I would recommend using the High Gloss PU sealer, this will offer the best protection against stains and spills, it is fairly heat resistant but I wouldn’t recommend placing pans directly from the hob on to the sealer.
https://www.advancedsealingsolutions.co.uk/High-Gloss-PU.html
Drew Palin
What Product do I need to Seal an Internal Concrete Floor?
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I’m looking to seal an internal concrete floor but want to end up with a shiny gloss finish
What product would you recommendMany thanks
Simon
Hi Simon
Thank you for your enquiry.
If you are looking for a high gloss finish to the floor I would recommend using our High Gloss PU sealer (link below) this will give a nice gloss finish to any floor.
https://www.advancedsealingsolutions.co.uk/High-Gloss-PU.html
Drew Palin
Is your High Gloss PU safe to use on laminate tiles?
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Hi, just wondering if your High Gloss PU is safe to use on high gloss white laminate tiles?
The High gloss PU should be ok to use, but, it is not something I have ever tested it on so I cannot say with 100% certainty that it will be ok. You would need to test it before applying to the whole area.
Drew Palin
How Much Time Should Be Taken After The First Coat To Apply A Second One?
The second coat can be applied as soon as the first coat is touch dry, the amount of time this takes greatly varies depending on the weather conditions but is usually between 1 and 2 hours.
Why Is Sealing Important & Why Do I Need It?
Sealing a surface, especially your driveway is beneficial in the long run, as it provides a protective coating for your tarmac, block paving, stone and concrete. Just as rust proofing is advantageous for vehicles, driveway sealing protects your driveway’s surface from wear & tear.
How can I know which type of sealant is best for me?
This is generally about personal preference, whether you want gloss/satin/matt, there are some special cases, if you require an eco friendly sealer the you would require a water based seal, or if you are sealing natural stone such as clay, limestone, sandstone etc then you need a specific stone sealer. Buy from a well established and reputable manufacturer.
Are all sealants of the same quality?
No. There are hundreds of types and qualities of resin and hundreds of different types of sealants available in the market, each differ based on the methods and products used for their manufacturing. It is best to trust only reliable sources for buying them.
