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    Pros and Cons of Sealing Concrete Driveway: Should …

    • When shopping for concrete sealers, you may want to steer clear of the ones that are solvent-based if you live with pets or young children. Solvent-based sealers, as their name suggests, are activated wi… See more

    Slippery Surface

    As we noted earlier, concrete sealers produce a very smooth surface on top of the concrete once it has fully cured, which gives your driveway valuable resistance to water, oil, a… See more

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    Resealing

    Arguably the biggest perceived drawback of sealing your concrete driveway is the fact that this is not a one-time operation. Depending on who you ask, you may be recommen… See more

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    Can’T Be Used on Fresh Concrete

    Although concrete usually cures in about 2 days, it typically takes up to a month for the material to reach its full strength. Unfortunately, sealers can’t be applied to concrete u… See more

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    What is driveway Sealcoating?
    Driveway sealcoating creates a membrane that protects the concrete or other substrate from the damaging effects of the sun, gasoline, rock salt, oil, and ice. Sealing your driveway can extend your driveway’s lifespan. This process creates a protective layer that shields the surface from damaging elements like UV rays, oil, gasoline, and water.
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