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Posted by on April 16, 2007, 5:28 pm
> On Apr 16, 1:11 pm, trad...@optonline.net wrote:
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> > > I live in the Rocky Mountain Region with a west facingstamped
> > >concretepatio. I would like to seal it both for appearance and
> > > longevity of the patio. Last yeat I tried a Quickcrete high gloss
> > > product. It looked great for about 2 weeks before the sun absolutely
> > > ate it. Does anyone have any suggestions on a product that I could
> > > use to both protect and restore the finish?
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> > Yes, you want a product called Kure N Seal. It's an organic solvent
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> > product that produces a high gloss finish. You can apply it with a
> > roller or
> > spray it on. This stuff is tough and lasts, unlike the acrylic water
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> > products. It's available at online places that sellstampedconcrete
> > products,
> > which is where I got mine.
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> It sounds like this is what I want. Though I have not found a source
> to purchase yet, I see plain old Kure N Seal, Kure N Seal 25 and Kure
> N Seal 30. Which do you recommend? Thanks for your help!- Hide quoted text -
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I got the 30. Don't know if it's worth it, but it wasn;t much more
expensive, at least
not when you consider the prep work and labor involved. I paid around
$140 for 5 gal.
I got it online at a supply house in OK. You can't buy it here in NJ
or some other states
because of the VOC environmental issues.
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