DOMINATOR SG plus High Gloss Concrete and Paver Sealer, Wet Look, Acrylic Water Based, 1 Gal

The product has several formulas, and has a milk like consistency. I used the WET look, and it took two coats on my concrete pavers to acquire the look I wanted. It Rained on the product after curing for 4 weeks in dry weather, and I noticed it turned milky in areas where standing water stayed, but it returned to the finished clarity once it dried again. I sprayed it on with a garden pump sprayer. Then, where it puddled, I used a soft roller to spread it. That worked like a charm. Wear gloves because its a bugger to get it off your skin once it cures.

i have handmade mexican tile floors and this is what keeps them looking beautiful for over 40 yrs

The product was easy to apply. It left a nice Sheen on the surface once the application had dried.

Great product

Walmart has the best price on this. Easy to apply, one coat, beautiful shine and texture. i reapply evert 2 years to keep my pavers sealed snd beautiful.

Previously I had used the 'No Gloss' product, but I switched to the 'Low Gloss' because I was hoping the paver colors would pop a little more. So far, I'm very pleased with it. It was easy to apply and my lanai has a nice wet look to it. The only issue I had was opening the 5-gallon container. You need a large pipe or torque wrench (at least 3.5 inch opening) to open the top. BD told me they had to switch to a new sealed top since there were issues delivering the old containers. Overall, I am very pleased with this product.

Easy to use and clean up. First time sealing pavers and this was very easy to use. Did pool deck and it looks great. Not shiny but a subtle matte finish that repels water. Easy to clean too and clean up from the process was very easy.

Makes the floor look great. No bad smell. Easy to apply.

Easy to apply and a great finish.

I purchased 5 gallons of this stuff because of the positive reviews. I see there are not a lot of negative reviews and the only reason I can figure out is the environment that they are using this in is not very wet. The reason I purchased this was to do about 700 square feet of New Unilock pavers. I did a front walk of pavers to see how this stuff worked. To begin with this is a coating and really doesn't absorb into the pavers much at all. It goes on milky and looks terrible at first. Each coat dried clear after about an hour. I cordoned off the the front walk for two days so no one walked on it. It looked OK after drying. Not what I wanted, but acceptable. It had a gloss sheen but did not really change the color like what I was looking for. I've used solvent based sealers in the past on other pavers( Armor AR500), and typically they absorb into the paver bringing out its color, like what it looks like after it rains when it not sealed. Water did bead up on it so I thought at least it was protecting the paver. After about a month I noticed areas that turned dark after it rained, but after it dried they went away. Recently we had several days of rain where the walkway was constantly wet. The whole walkway not has white splotchy areas and looks horrible. Obviously the water has interacted with thin and is discolored. My entire walkway looks like garbage. The only good thing is I didn't put it on the back where I have 500 sq feet of pavers. Not I have to figure out how to get this garbage removed and how to get rid of the remaining stuff. Going back to Armor AR 500. it stinks when your putting it down but at least it works. Update; I contacted them with pics of the milky white marks and received the following advice. If you don't like it you can remove it with paint stripper. Sorry no REFUNDS!!!!! Thanks Alot!