This is a big application for CoverTec Products' sealers. Concrete itself is very absorbent, and very porous. If you looked under a microscope, natural concrete looks almost like a sponge. In a situation where you have animals, the potential for…
The answer is yes. You can seal exposed aggregate, and it's highly recommended. Exposed aggregate concrete is a decorative way of finishing concrete. Instead of having just a plain look, you expose the top layer of the aggregate, and it…
The answer is yes. Typically, there's two ways of doing that. One way is by mechanical means, either sandblasting or grinding, or even using a high pressure washer to physically remove the sealer from the concrete. The other way is…
Concrete is a tough material, but essentially, it is very porous. It's almost like a sponge material, if you look at it closely under a microscope. So, in order to protect the concrete, you need to prevent moisture and chemicals…
Does Travertine Need to Be Sealed? With its innate charm and distinctive features, Travertine has soared in popularity for indoor and outdoor applications, including flooring, countertops, and decorative accents. Yet, amidst its rising acclaim, a recurring query echoes among homeowners…
If you've ever stressed out over a paver restoration project at your home to improve your driveway, or at an investment property to generate more curb appeal, my story will be the best 5 minutes you will spend for a…
Should porcelain tile be sealed? In this article, we discuss both sides of this debate as well as their solutions.
In this how-to, we go over what it takes to give your ceramic floor tiles a new life with the right paint and make it last with right tile sealer.
There are valid points to both sides of the ceramic tile sealing argument, and we delve into all the details and why the experts here at CoverTec think it's a worthy investment.
From DIY to pro-grade, in this article, we dive into what really gives the best (and longest lasting) shine to porcelain tile.
