A two-step paver system built for Florida sun and Florida rain — a penetrating primer that seals inside the paver, and a 25%-solids topcoat that brings the colour back and takes the wear. Specified, used and sold by the crew that installs it.
Sealers and primers suit brick pavers, concrete and decorative or stamped concrete. Not for natural stone — granite, marble and travertine will not take a pigmented or film-forming enhancement, and we will tell you so rather than sell you the wrong thing.
Enter your surface and we will tell you what you actually need — using real coverage rates, not the inflated ones printed on most labels.
Pavers drink more than concrete, and the first coat soaks into the joint sand before it ever coats a stone. These numbers account for that.
Published industry coverage for pavers and exposed aggregate is roughly 100 square feet per gallon, and the first coat behaves like a flood coat — it disappears into the joint sand. A label promising 1,500 square feet from a five-gallon pail is describing one thin coat that will be gone inside a year. We would rather sell you the right amount of product than the wrong expectation.
Every product page above opens a full data sheet — specifications, application method, cure times and coverage. Printed sheets and safety data ship with every order.
SignaSeal is a new product line from an established installation business. The formulations are made to our specification by an established American coatings manufacturer — we are not mixing this in a shed — and the founder's batch is in production now. Final printed technical and safety data sheets are issued with the product. If you want specifications before you commit, call and we will talk you through them honestly, including what the product will not do.