Reducing rainwater absorption in concrete and clay pavers
Preventing moisture-driven staining and discolouration
Minimising efflorescence migration to the surface
Protecting paved areas from oil, dirt, and organic matter penetration
Maintaining breathable paver construction
Suitable for new and existing paved surfaces where natural appearance must be preserved.
Suitable Substrates
Paver Sealer may be applied to:
Concrete pavers
Clay and terracotta pavers
Tumbled and textured pavers
Sandstone and natural stone pavers
Permeable and semi-permeable paving systems
Suitability depends on paver type, porosity, surface condition, and moisture content at time of application.
Functional Characteristics
Penetrating, non-film-forming treatment
Chemically bonds within the pore walls of the paver substrate
Repels liquid water and reduces capillary uptake
Resists oil, grease, and organic staining
Allows water vapour to escape — does not trap moisture beneath the surface
Preserves the natural colour and texture of the paver
Does not create a surface film, gloss, or altered slip profile
Performance depends on penetration depth, substrate condition, and correct application procedure.
Application Method
Applied by low-pressure sprayer or roller to clean, dry paving surfaces.
Typical process:
Surface cleaned thoroughly and free of dirt, moss, efflorescence, oil, and existing sealers
Water-bead test performed to confirm no prior sealer is present
Applied evenly and liberally until the surface reaches refusal
Excess removed from joints and low-porosity zones before it dries
Allowed to penetrate and cure fully before foot or vehicle traffic resumes
Application rate varies with paver type, age, and surface porosity. Highly porous or aged pavers may require a second application to achieve full treatment depth.