SelectSeal Plus Concrete Sealer

Concrete Floor Sealer

SCOFIELD SelectSeal Plus Concrete Sealer is a high-solid, low-odor, self-crosslinking, urethane-fortified acrylic sealer designed to protect interior colored or uncured concrete. It offers superior wet slip resistance and forms a tough, stain-resistant, gloss finish.

Apply SCOFIELD SelectSeal Plus with various tools, including traditional applicators, air-assisted airless, or HVLP spray equipment. It works well in different temperature and humidity conditions, meeting various traction standards like ANSI, ASTM, NFSI, and UL.

Sika Scofield's Concrete Sealers enhance colored concrete appearance, protect against contamination and chemicals, and add abrasion resistance by forming a surface layer.

Ideal for food courts, pools, entries, and walkways. Paveseal-50 Clear Glaze has multiple applications. It seals in antiquing stamp releases and stains, acts as an abrasion-resistant topcoat over stains and dyes, reduces the occurrence of spider cracking and efflorescence as a curing compound, and prevents dusting on both new and aging concrete surfaces.

Features and Benefits

• High-solids, low odor water-based formulation
• Enhances concrete and chemical stain colors
• Self-crosslinking resin system delivers superior stain, abrasion, and chemical resistance
• Exterior durable and UV light stable
• Apply by brush, roller, or spray
• Can be thinned for use as a clear primer
• Will not gum or spider-web in hot conditions

Coverage Rates: Coverage will depend upon thinning, method of application, surface porosity, and the texture of the substrate. Full strength prime-coat coverage on flat finished concrete is typically 300–400 sq ft./gal (7.4–9.8 m2/L) and will yield a dry film thickness of 1.3–1.1 mils. Thinned with 1 pint of water per gallon, prime coat coverage is typically 450 s ft./gal and will yield a dry film thickness of 0.85 mils. Porous, broom or textured finishes will require more sealer. As a topcoat or for second coat application, coverage of 600–800 ft2/gal (14.8–19.6 m2/L) is typical.