Techniseal Slit-Foam Roller for Solvent-Based Paver Sealers
Techniseal Slit-Foam Roller for Solvent-Based Paver Sealers is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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About this item
- It stays spongy in solvent. That is the property Techniseal calls out, and it is the difference between a cover that lasts a job and one that disintegrates on it.
- It does not compress. A cover that packs flat carries less sealer with every pass, so the coat thins as you go and the finish varies across the surface.
- The slits release sealer evenly, which is what produces a thin uniform film rather than heavy and light patches.
- It makes application quick and easy. On a large surface, an applicator that keeps working is worth more than the few dollars it costs.
- Rated for asphalt protectors too, not just paver sealers, so it covers both kinds of work.
Shipping, pick-up and returns
Shipping, pick-up and returns
Orders ship from Williamstown, New Jersey by UPS, FedEx Ground or USPS; weekday orders placed before 2 PM Eastern go out the same day. Warehouse pick-ups (call first so we can pull your order) and drop-off returns Monday to Friday 8 to 5, Saturday 8 to noon.
Techniseal Slit-Foam Roller for Solvent-Based Paver Sealers is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
How many bags do I need?
Coverage per bag comes from the manufacturer's data sheet for this exact sand.
Solvent RatedFor solvent based protectors
Does Not CompressStays spongy through the job
Thin Even FilmUniform application, no lap marks
Slit FoamReleases sealer evenly
Why Techniseal Slit-Foam Roller?
It Stays Spongy In Solvent, Which Is The Whole Reason It Exists
A roller cover that packs down stops carrying sealer and starts dragging it. That is where lap marks and streaks come from, and it usually happens halfway across the patio.
Full description and specsIt stays spongy in solvent
That is the property Techniseal calls out, and it is the difference between a cover that lasts a job and one that disintegrates on it.
It does not compress
A cover that packs flat carries less sealer with every pass, so the coat thins as you go and the finish varies across the surface.
The slits release sealer evenly
Which is what produces a thin uniform film rather than heavy and light patches.
It makes application quick and easy
On a large surface, an applicator that keeps working is worth more than the few dollars it costs.
How to Use Techniseal Slit-Foam Roller
The short version. Always follow the Techniseal data sheet.
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Confirm your sealer is a solvent based product suited to
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Make sure the surface is clean, dry, and cured per the
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Load the cover and roll off the excess on the tray before
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Work in thin even passes with light pressure, keeping a wet
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Watch the low spots on textured pavers and spread any
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Let the coat flash off per the sealer instructions before
Test a small area first.
Description
Description
It Stays Spongy In Solvent, Which Is The Whole Reason It Exists
Ordinary foam swells and breaks down partway through a solvent based sealing job, and you end up picking pieces of it off the patio. This roller is made for solvent based paver and asphalt protectors specifically. Techniseal states it does not compress and remains spongy, which is what lets it lay a thin, even film from the first pass to the last.
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Solvent Rated For solvent based protectors |
Does Not Compress Stays spongy through the job |
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Thin Even Film Uniform application, no lap marks |
Slit Foam Releases sealer evenly |
Why Contractors Ask for Techniseal Slit-Foam Roller by Name
A roller cover that packs down stops carrying sealer and starts dragging it. That is where lap marks and streaks come from, and it usually happens halfway across the patio.
- It stays spongy in solvent. That is the property Techniseal calls out, and it is the difference between a cover that lasts a job and one that disintegrates on it.
- It does not compress. A cover that packs flat carries less sealer with every pass, so the coat thins as you go and the finish varies across the surface.
- The slits release sealer evenly, which is what produces a thin uniform film rather than heavy and light patches.
- It makes application quick and easy. On a large surface, an applicator that keeps working is worth more than the few dollars it costs.
- Rated for asphalt protectors too, not just paver sealers, so it covers both kinds of work.
Techniseal Slit-Foam Roller Specifications
| Product Type | Slit foam roller cover |
| Rated For | Solvent based paver protectors and asphalt protectors |
| Compression | Does not compress, remains spongy |
| Film | Thin and even |
| Construction | Slit foam |
| Manufacturer | Techniseal |
Roller covers are consumables. Plan on a fresh one per job and carry a spare, because running out mid patio and finishing with a different cover leaves a visible line you cannot fix afterwards.
Where Techniseal Slit-Foam Roller Works
Any solvent based sealing job done by hand rather than sprayed.
- Applying Techniseal WL4, WL5, or WL-87 solvent based sealers
- Asphalt protector application
- Paver patios, walkways, and pool decks
- Tight areas, borders, steps, and cut ins where a sprayer cannot work cleanly
- Second coat work needing even control
- Jobs where overspray onto siding, planting, or a pool would be a problem
Where Techniseal Slit-Foam Roller Should NOT Be Used (Straight From the Manufacturer)
This is rated for solvent based protectors. For water based Techniseal sealers such as NS, JS, JSW, and CB+, use a cover rated for water based products.
Do not press hard. Let the nap carry the sealer; leaning on the roller squeezes it out and causes lap marks.
Do not try to reclaim a used cover from a solvent job overnight. Treat it as a consumable.
Always test your sealer in a small discrete area before doing the whole surface.
Not sure if your project qualifies? Call us at (856) 418-4895 before you order. We will give you a straight answer, even if the answer is that this is not the right product for your job.
How to Use Techniseal Slit-Foam Roller
Follow the sealer technical data sheet first. This is the shape of the job:
- Confirm your sealer is a solvent based product suited to this cover.
- Make sure the surface is clean, dry, and cured per the sealer instructions.
- Load the cover and roll off the excess on the tray before touching the paver.
- Work in thin even passes with light pressure, keeping a wet edge so passes blend.
- Watch the low spots on textured pavers and spread any sealer that starts collecting.
- Let the coat flash off per the sealer instructions before deciding on a second.
Buy one more cover than you think you need. It is the cheapest insurance on the job and running out mid surface is not recoverable.
Quick Answers
Can I use it with a water based sealer?
This one is rated for solvent based protectors. Use a water based rated cover for NS, JS, JSW, and CB+.
Why slit foam rather than a nap roller?
The slits release sealer evenly into the surface texture instead of letting it pool in the low areas.
Will it fall apart in solvent?
That is what it is built against. Techniseal specifies it does not compress and remains spongy in solvent based products.
Can I use it on asphalt sealer?
Yes, Techniseal rates it for asphalt protectors as well as paver protectors.
How many will I need?
Plan on a fresh cover per job, and carry a spare.
Pairs Well With
- Techniseal WL4, WL5 or WL-87, the solvent based sealers this cover is made for
- Techniseal SureFoot for solvent based sealers on pool decks and slopes
- Techniseal HD Paver Prep to prepare the surface before sealing
Order before our daily cutoff and your Techniseal Slit-Foam Roller ships today from New Jersey.
Questions about your project? Call (856) 418-4895 and you will get a real person who works with sealer application tools every day.
Data sheets
Data sheets
The manufacturer's technical data sheet (coverage, joint width, cure and rain-safe times) and safety data sheet are collected in the TDS and SDS library. Every figure on this page comes from those sheets.
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