Cryli-Tek 5500-1 Gallon Water Based Acrylic Low Gloss Wet Look Water Repellent, Concrete Sealer and Paver Sealer

Put this on my stamped concrete walkway that had become dull and lackluster. I power washed the walk then used cardboard to hold back plants along the perimeter. I also used painters blue tape to protect the driveway and edge of the porch. Application was a cinch. A cheap throw away brush to cut in the edges that joined the porch and driveway and an inch and a half roller (the nap not the width) especially for concrete and the job was complete in less than 60 minutes. Let it dry over night and applied a second coat. The walkway has a nice sheen in the sunshine and the neighbors have complimented us on the appearance. When it gets wet the sheen disappears and I do not have any slippery areas. The next time I do this I will likely go for the glossier look, but that is just my wife's taste. excellent product.

Easy to apply with a nap roller and brush for edges. Purchased for accent around pool edge. Make sure to apply in correct temp and humidity as bubbles can form if cement temp changes drastically on you. Had to go back on a couple spots once sun was off spots. Color was definitely enhanced with wet look. Used just about two gallons for all dark stain areas around pool edge. Time will tell in durability and value but so far impressed. More so than the 9500 this company has.

Worked great for what I wanted

Did a bunch of research after not being happy with Sherwin Williams ClariShield the past few years. Did the usual pressure wash prep and let it dry a couple of days. I applied two thin coats with roller and the second with a small amount of sharkgrip additive. Application went well and shared with a friend who also has a stamped concrete deck. We have had an unusually hot summer in NH with many days in the 90s. My pool deck is now like waking on sticky tape. As soon as the sun hits my pool deck everything sticks to it (pine needles, grass clippings). Not sure what is going on or if this condition will go away but not my favorite sealer. My friend also has the same problem with his deck. This product (for some unknown reason) becomes very sticky in warm water. It has been down for over 60 days and must be cured at this point. No need for Sharkgrip with this product. Your chances of slipping are drastically reduced with the stickiness of the finish, which is still a nice dull shine. Hoping the stickiness goes away with time and the product keep its finish over the winter.

Does as advertised. I put down the sealer in 2 coats using a fresh roller. At first I wasn't sure how it would dry as there were bubbles as i rolled it out but it dried flat with no issues. Well, except a fly and some stray hairs got caught while the sealer was drying. The fly remains and hair are definitely stick in there. That seems like a good test of the sealant and I'm happy with the product so far. Just a little bit of tack but hardly noticeable and think it'll go away with more time. And has a low sheen as advertised.

We searched long and hard to decide what to use on our stamped concrete pool deck. It was put down at the end of of summer 2021 and had only one coat of sealer down. After a summer of use it had become faded and so we didn’t want high gloss. If you want a deeper color and high gloss then don’t buy this. This does darken the concrete a couple of shades and leaves a nice slight sheen.

Easy to use. I poured this into a 1 gallon sprayer and coated the stamped cement then i used a roller to make sure it was covered. The watwr has been beading up and it make the surface a low gloss.

Did not make the floor look any better. It is not shiny and the bubbles dried white even though I followed all directions. Waste of money.