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Registered User
Trade: Painter
Join Date: May 2007
Posts: 4
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Help Please On Sealing New Pavers
Looking for a good sealer for new brick pavers around a swimming pool.
Want a nice wet look but not glossy. Thanx for any info. |
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menber
Trade: bricklaying
Join Date: May 2007
Location: cleveland ohio
Posts: 152
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Re: Help Please On Sealing New Pavers
sound quite slippery ,only thing i can think of is a glazed paver
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Pro
Trade: Masonry consultant
Join Date: Nov 2006
Location: MSP, Minnesota
Posts: 2,447
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Re: Help Please On Sealing New Pavers
Contact a good paver supplier (not a big box, etc.). The will have sealers.
Usually they have several diffferent finishes or glosses. They are made to be applied to pavers. The chlorine from the pool may shorten th coating life somewhat.
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Pro
![]() Trade: Monkey Scratching Cat Herder
Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: Austin
Posts: 4,762
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Re: Help Please On Sealing New Pavers
Brick pavers should not require a sealer anyway, if they are actual brick pavers and not face/common/used brick or concrete pavers.
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