Techniseal Paver Restorer - Hardscape Surfaces- 1 Gallon

Why Contractors Ask for Paver Restorer by Name

Polymeric haze is the most visible mistake on a paver job, and it usually shows up the day after the crew has left. Saw cut residue is the other one, a grey wash around every cut paver.

• It targets polymeric haze specifically. Techniseal names it directly. That is the residue left when jointing sand was not swept fully clean before water activation, and a generic patio cleaner often will not shift it.
• It removes the staining from paver and slab cuts. Wet cutting throws a slurry that dries into the surface around every cut. Restorer is formulated to take it back off.
• It dislodges efflorescence and ground in dirt as part of the same pass.
• It brightens the paver color, which on an older surface is often most of what the customer actually wanted.
• It is eco friendly and easy to rinse, which matters when you are working next to planting beds, lawns, and pools.
• It prepares the surface for sealing, so it doubles as a prep step rather than being a single purpose corrective product.

Paver Restorer Specifications

Coverage depends entirely on how heavy the haze or residue is and how porous the pavers are. A light haze over a whole patio uses very differently from concentrated cut residue around a few dozen cuts. Call us with the situation and we will help you judge quantity.

Where Paver Restorer Works

Reach for Paver Restorer when the problem is residue rather than general dirt.

• Polymeric haze left after a jointing sand installation
• Grey film and slurry staining around saw cuts
• Efflorescence bloom on concrete pavers
• Older patios and driveways that have dulled
• Surface preparation before applying a Techniseal sealer
• Remedial work on a job that did not finish clean
• Interlocking paver driveways and concrete slab surfaces

How to Install Paver Restorer

Follow the official Techniseal instructions, linked below. This is the shape of the job:

1. Sweep the surface clear of loose material.
2. Test in a small discrete area to confirm the result on your pavers.
3. Apply per the technical data sheet, respecting the dilution and dwell time.
4. Agitate the heavily affected areas, particularly around cuts and in the joints where haze collects.
5. Rinse thoroughly and completely.
6. Let the surface dry fully before sealing.

On polymeric haze, work the areas around the joints hardest. That is where the residue is thickest, and it is where the eye goes when the patio is dry.