Sealant

Words: Dan Kamys

http://blackdiamondcoatings.com

This past summer, Black Diamond Coatings introduced a new line of sealer products called AQUA-XTM. These new products meet the need for professional grade, natural appearance sealers and water repellents for concrete, pavers, stone and wood that are low VOC. These sealers have fast beading action, fast dry time, excellent coverage rates and are resistant to breakdown from harmful UV exposure. Within the product line, AQUA-X 11 is designed for many hardscape surfaces as a natural appearance sealer, and it is particularly useful on new concrete, while AQUA-X 33 is designed for stone and clay surfaces.

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