How to seal with Glaze 'N Seal's Wet Look Lacquer

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From the beginning, Glaze 'N Seal has been the industry leader in the development of true "Wet Look" coatings to protect and beautify all decorative concrete surfaces, including stamped, stained and exposed aggregate. These products are also suitable for use on masonry, porous tile, fountains and fishponds.

[@mugginsdot]

I would consider recommending this to my clients 30k square foot exterior stone needs however as I am seeing a severe lack of response to questions here regarding usage of their own product so can only imagine what customer service is like and I will continue to seek out an alternative product

[@juanmacias4854]

How long does it last, seal it yearly or every few years?

[@mikhailkalashnik0v]

I used glaze n seal and had a question. Why does my stamped concrete have a sticky finish and small bubbles everywhere after just one coat?
Its new concrete that I allowed 28 days to fully heal and power washed and let dry for 48 hours before seal.

[@raffikkiz]

Use acetone to rework the product. You may have applied too thick. Applications must be thin.

[@rommelphotography]

Phak! I just bought and it is freaking awesome 👌 👏 👍

[@edithaozaeta4507]

Is this slippery when dried?

[@rommelphotography]

No

[@katiediaz6586]

I do handmade concrete vessels for candles and other. Can I use this on concrete?

[@kaylawarner9193]

Can this be used on a concrete vessel that will be used for candles? Essentially, is this heat resistant?

[@prescriptionoatmeal7970]

is this recommended for a mosaic shower floor and ceramic shower walls??

[@coleman2586]

We used this on our stamped concrete patio. It looks great

[@ronniemitchell4920]

How did you apply it?

[@ticktockbam]

@@ronniemitchell4920 Just apply it lol

[@rainbowsandkittens1537]

@@ticktockbam spray? Brush? Etc.

[@gdrivers1]

How come no reply's here ??? Some company !

[@billymason1915]

Is this slippery once applied?

[@ronniemitchell4920]

Yes, depending on the surface, you can use non skid sand for slip resistant surface. @billymason

[@Combat556]

I used this product on my stamped concrete, and now, one year later, the product has taken on a “fish scale” appearance? I’ll be stripping the product off and never use again.

[@gatchachaishin5317]

How to buy that produck

[@Why-ex8he]

Can we use it on granite sheet G383 please??

[@ekimtoor]

Can I use this on petoskey stones?

[@AaronSprague1]

Can this be used on a River rock fireplace?

[@gooner3199]

Did you try it ?I keen to try it too

[@AaronSprague1]

@@gooner3199 I have not. I worry about its reaction to heat.

[@B-ch6uk]

Can I use this on my flagstone patio?

[@JUANRAMONROBLES]

B yes you can

[@rommelphotography]

Yes yes.

[@nicholassmith489]

Question if you install this product over a grouted slate shower wall area, would you have problems with effervescence?

[@raffikkiz]

Resist effervescence

[@Declan1205]

Too expensive. I will stick with spray glaze

[@anthonytempleton2135]

Much better reviews on Home Depot website, zero feedback from company here, and all reviews by users omit critical information. Buh-bye