| Airless sprayer, industrial solvent-resistant pump sprayer, or 3/8" nap roller with a solvent-resistant core. |
| Use a solvent-compatible airless sprayer capable of at least 0.5 GPM. |
| Use a .015"–.019" spray tip. A 517 tip is a good general-use starting point. Use 515 for lighter output on smooth surfaces and 519 for heavier output on textured, stamped, or broom-finished concrete. |
| Use an industrial concrete sprayer rated for solvent-based sealers, with solvent-resistant seals/gaskets, a brass or stainless wand, and a fan-tip nozzle. Do not use standard garden sprayers unless specifically rated for xylene/solvent-based coatings. |
| Suitable for exterior applications and interior applications only in unoccupied, fully vacated spaces with proper ventilation. |
| Dry to touch in ~30-60 minutes; foot traffic in 16–24 hours; vehicle traffic in 24–48 hours. Dry times vary with temperature, humidity, airflow, and application thickness. |
| ~2 hours, depending on environmental conditions. |
| Use xylene. |
| Approx. 200 sq. ft. per gallon for two thin coats. Coverage is surface dependent. |
| For interior floors, apply ProWax Polish™ as a sacrificial protective layer for daily foot traffic. |
| Best between 40°F–95°F / 4°C–35°C. |
| Concrete contractors, decorative concrete professionals, stamped concrete installers, flooring contractors, custom home builders, pool builders, driveway contractors, and DIYers sealing stained, stamped, or plain concrete. |
| Interior floors, exterior patios, driveways, walkways, pool decks, garage floors, stamped concrete, stained concrete, and plain concrete. |
| Solvent-based sealers produce strong fumes. Interior spaces must be unoccupied and fully vacated during application and should remain vacant for a couple of days after sealing, or until fumes have fully dissipated and the area is safe to re-enter. Always provide proper ventilation and follow all safety instructions. |
