1 Gal. DOMINATOR LG+ Clear Acrylic Sealer | Low Gloss Paver Sealer | Wet Look, Color Enhancing | Professional Grade | Concrete Pavers and Decorative Concrete | Fast Dry | Driveway, Patio and Walkways

I wanted a "wet" look - wife did not. The "low gloss" product made us both happy. Picture 1 shows right side completed vs. left side not. Hard to see a major difference. 2nd photo shows the final finish much different light. . Did it darken the pavers? Perhaps a little - but no one would notice. Is there a "wet" look - not really - if you want a truly wet look you may want to consider the high gloss product. I used a sprayer in 3 foot by 3 foot sections and then rolled it out to make it uniform. As it was sunny and we are in Florida - in two hours I added the second coat. That went on a lot easier then the first coat due to different absorption. I did a very small area test before doing the whole patio. There is no doubt that this product will work - a rain will bead. I did a lot of internet research before selecting this product. The reviews sold me. Can't wait for the first rain to see the result. I hope it lasts a long time because moving all the plants and furniture was a PIA!

This is the best sealer I ever used! It easy to use, you can spray or roll it on and clean up was a breeze. It seals perfectly with just a little sheen or wet look. Doesn’t have a strong odor and gives excellent coverage. Highly recommend!

I resealed the pavers around my pool in my lanai. First pic is the finished floor against the sun, second picture is in the shade. My pavers must have been treated before a long time ago, and there were many gaps between the pavers where the sand had washed out and moss and weeds started to grow. I power washed and acid washed the pavers, resanded with polymeric sand, and applied two coats of this sealer. It took 7.5 gal on an area about 800 soft - I lot more than I thought it would take. I sprayed the sealer with a cheap Home Depot 2 gal pump sprayer (less parts = easier to clean) and then rolled over it with a paint roller to get an even coating across. You will need patience with the sprayer - the sealer will try to plug up your spray tip and you will need to clear it out frequently. Dip the wand in a bucket of water while you roll out the sealer - it will take longer in between to plug up.Only negative for me is that the sealer is the consistency of water, so it will puddle up in the lowest areas, which are the gaps between the pavers. If you don’t catch this with the roller, it will dry to a white color in those gaps instead of being transparent. I hope this will go away over time. The key is to get a thin, even coat everywhere.If the sealed pavers get wet, the water puddles up and the pavers become more slippery than before. Not horribly slippery, but you need to be aware.It will be interesting to see how long this sealer will last in the Florida heat and sun. I hope for 4 to 5 years.

I thought this was a great product, but it was very expensive

i would avoid this product. i wanted a sealer to provide the "wet look" to darken and restore the color to my pavers. i tested this product on one paver and it is now lighter than it was before and looks bad. It doesnt go on clear, it is kind of milky looking. it is not what i was looking for at all

I like the Sealer , Next Time I would Shop around for a better Price !!

This sealer is easy to apply and looks great after everything dries. First off pressure wash and fill the cracks with sand before you use this. Wait a day for everything to dry and then apply. I applied this with a cheapie 1 gallon pump sprayer and a cheap paint roller on a pole. This project took me 2.5 gallons of the sealer for 2 coats on a 20'x20' patio. You want to do 2 coats to ensure proper coverage. I sprayed on then back rolled with the paint roller and that worked great. The pavers are well sealed and bead up water well. When I have to recoat I will for sure by this product again.

I bought a 5 gallon bucket of LG+ for roughly 1200+ sq ft of 50 year old bricks. Published coverage rate is 250-400 sq ft/gallon. I used a typical 2 gallon pump applicator with no issues other than some slight clogging (rinse the sprayer well if leaving product in the container between coats). I power washed the bricks three weeks prior to application and swept the bricks by hand the day of application. I was able to completely and thoroughly coat the bricks 3 times (3600 sq ft with 4 gallons???) with about a gallon left over which I used on my concrete driveway (the results were just meh on that). The sand between the pavers has developed a hard surface which will keep it from being blown out and prevent weeds. The finish is a very subtle gloss that doesn’t look truly wet but adds a nice shine. Very pleased with the ease of application and cleanup, the coverage, and the overall results.