The seal creates an invisible layer on top of the pavers that repels water, oil and anything else you might accidentally drop, as long as you wash them as soon as you notice it. When you apply a sealant to pavers, it gives them a clean, damp appearance with a glossy finish, depending on the finish of the sealant you use. It will not alter the color of the paving stone, but will highlight the tone of the material and improve the color of the pavers. In addition, the color will continue to look new because sealants provide protection against UV rays that can cause discoloration.
Mckinnon Materials has our own exclusive paving stone sealing product called Crystal Coat, which is a single-component paving stone sealant and sand blocker that helps fix sand in place, limit erosion, repel stains and keep pavers looking their best. Paving stone sealants protect substrate material by penetrating deeply and filling pores, holes and crevices. They prevent dirt, insects and debris from settling on the stone or brick surface. Here you will find what is the motivation and what are the benefits of sealing pavers so that you can decide whether to do it or not.
After all, pavers are exposed to the same elements as a driveway, deck, porch, and patio, so while sealing is an optional maintenance step, it certainly makes them easier to clean. The second is when they hire a pavers maintenance service because they are no longer satisfied with the look of their pavers. It's hard to make an informed decision when you don't really know why to seal pavers in the first place. But now that you know the pros and cons of sealing your pavers, you can decide whether or not you want the benefit of that extra protection on your pavers.
The first is when they have just installed pavers for the first time and their contractor tells them that they should also seal them. If you don't have the necessary experience, many things can go wrong, as we mentioned in the section on disadvantages of sealing pavers. Sealing and sanding pavers is the most essential thing you need to do to ensure that they last longer, stay in place and prevent stains and maintain their elegance.
