SRW DG Dual Guard High Gloss Paver Sealer, Wet Look
Two Protections in One Coat
A commercial-strength solvent-based sealer that protects two ways in one step: an acrylic film that delivers the high-gloss wet look on the surface, and a penetrating siloxane that guards the paver from within. That double action defends against freeze-thaw damage, deicing salts, chemical erosion and efflorescence while staying breathable.
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Why Contractors Ask for DG Dual Guard High Gloss Paver Sealer by Name
A sealer job that goes wrong is worse than no sealer: blushing, peeling, blotchy color, joints that still wash out. The failures almost always trace to the wrong product, a damp surface, or too many coats of the wrong thing.
- High gloss, wet look finish.
- Film-forming plus penetrating protection in a single product.
- Acrylic and siloxane blend, solvent based, VOC compliant.
- Protects against freeze-thaw, deicing salts and efflorescence.
Coverage: How Many Gallons Do You Need?
Per SRW's technical data sheet, DG Dual Guard High Gloss Paver Sealer covers:
- 1 gallon: 250 sq ft
- 5 gallon: 1,250 sq ft
Coverage varies with surface porosity and application. For an exact count, use our free Sealer Calculator, or call or text us at (856) 418-4895 with your square footage and surface type.
Where DG Dual Guard High Gloss Paver Sealer Works
DG Dual Guard High Gloss Paver Sealer is recommended by SRW Products for the surfaces below:
- Concrete pavers
- Wetcast
- Exposed aggregate and stamped concrete
- Many natural stones
Where DG Dual Guard High Gloss Paver Sealer Should NOT Be Used (Straight From the Manufacturer)
We would rather tell you this before you buy than argue about it after. Per SRW's technical data sheet, do not use more than one sealer on the same project, and never seal a wet or damp surface: joints and pavers must be dry and fully cured first.
Not sure if your project qualifies? Call or text 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.
Installation at a Glance
The full step by step guide is in the official TDS below. Here is the shape of the job:
- Clean. the surface fully and let it dry. New pavers should be 60 to 90 days from their manufacture date before sealing.
- Apply. thin, even coats with an SRW slit foam roller or suitable sprayer.
- Follow. the label for coat count, recoat window and cure time before traffic.
Apply between 50F and 80F on a completely dry surface, allow 24 hours before foot traffic, and always test in a small discrete area first.
Quick Answers
How soon can I seal new pavers?
Wait 60 to 90 days from the paver's manufacture date, then clean, dry, and seal.
How soon after sanding joints?
Let polymeric sand cure fully first; 28 days is the safe rule of thumb.
Roller or sprayer?
Either, thin and even. Use the SRW slit foam roller matched to your sealer type, or a sprayer rated for it: solvent-based products need solvent-rated equipment.
Is there anything I should know about handling it?
Wear gloves and eye protection, follow the label, and keep it away from children and pets until placed or cured. Full precautions are in the SDS below.
Official SRW Products Documentation
Download the DG Dual Guard High Gloss Paver Sealer SDS (PDF) β
Download the DG Dual Guard High Gloss Paver Sealer TDS (PDF) β
Documents are published by SRW Products. For the most current versions, visit srwproducts.com.
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