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5 GAL Armor AR350 Solvent Based Acrylic Wet Look Concrete Sealer and Paver Sealer
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5 GAL Armor AR350 Solvent Based Acrylic Wet Look Features
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Will enhance dull and faded surfaces with a low gloss wet look
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Manufactured in the US and made from non-recycled resins.
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Will reduce damage and caused by water absorption and surface abrasion
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UV resistant, non-yellowing, breathable
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Self-priming, easy to apply, easy to recoat
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Can be applied to unsealed concrete and concrete pavers, and concrete and concrete pavers that have been previously sealed with a solvent based acrylic
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Will last up to 1-3 years before the need to recoat
About 5 GAL Armor AR350 Solvent Based Acrylic Wet Look
The Armor AR350 is a true wet look sealer. The Armor AR350 penetrates deep into the surface where it chemically bonds to the pores of the concrete and pavers, creating a long lasting, non-yellowing, breathable finish that enhances dull or faded surfaces by creating a darkened wet look, and low gloss finish. For a high gloss finish, consider the Armor AR500. Uses: The Armor AR350 is a fantastic sealer for poured concrete, stamped concrete, aggregate concrete, and concrete paver surfaces. It can be applied to unsealed surfaces as well as surfaces previously sealed with a solvent based acrylic. Do not apply to red clay brick, slate, tile, flagstone, or other natural stone surfaces. For those surfaces consider the Armor WL550 or Armor SX5000. Coverage: One gallon of the Armor AR350 will cover up to 200 square feet per coat. Two coats are recommended to achieve the maximum life and performance benefits. Coverage can vary depending on the porosity of substrate and the application method. How to Apply: First, make sure that the surface is clean and free of any contaminants that could prevent proper penetration or adhesion. If the surface was wet, allow at least 24 hours to dry. In the late afternoon or evening, when the surface has had time to cool down from exposure to the sun, apply the first coat using a 3/8" nap roller or solvent-resistant HVLP sprayer. Wait 24 hours and repeat with a second coat. Allow the surface 48 to dry before introducing it to water, foot, or vehicle traffic.
