DOMINATOR LG+ Clear Acrylic Sealer 2.5 Gal | Low Gloss Paver Sealer | Wet Look, Color Enhancing | Professional Grade | Concrete Pavers and Decorative Concrete | Fast Dry | Driveway, Patio and More

The sealer was easy to use and my travertine deck looked great!

Easy application and better than expected results. Really brightened up our patio.

I applied the product as directed, by spraying then rolling, in two coats over paver blocks. It looks very slightly shiny, not wet, and the color is slightly enhanced. The area covered was better than expected, possibly because I sprayed which uses less product. Considering how expensive this product is I had hoped for a better appearance, but otherwise it seems to be doing the job of sealing. Water does bead on it. I have previously used about three other sealers, and am comparing this product to those results.

This sealer is easy to apply and looks great after everything dries. First off pressure wash and fill the cracks with sand before you use this. Wait a day for everything to dry and then apply. I applied this with a cheapie 1 gallon pump sprayer and a cheap paint roller on a pole. This project took me 2.5 gallons of the sealer for 2 coats on a 20'x20' patio. You want to do 2 coats to ensure proper coverage. I sprayed on then back rolled with the paint roller and that worked great. The pavers are well sealed and bead up water well. When I have to recoat I will for sure by this product again.

I started off with a cheap $10 sprayer applying this to my 200 sq ft front walkway. The sprayer settings didn't really work and I wound up back-rolling alot and I became incredibly annoyed. If I was going to be rolling 75 percent of this, I should have just gotten an acrylic.I upgraded to this:VIVOSUN 1.3 Gallon Lawn and Garden Pump Pressure Sprayer which was about $25 as I now how to do my 1,700 sq ft back patio.The better sprayer made all the difference. Due to me not paying attention, I only back rolled once. The product went on smooth, fast, evenly and tried fast. The better sprayer made all the difference.Here is the concern...the product does make pavers slick. I attached a picture that shows the two different styles of pavers. One is very flat and became slippery when this product was dried. And not wet from rain, when dry I could feel it. So I bought the Diamond Grit and will use that on the second coat.After one coat, the pavers do look better. It is definitely a light wet look but they look better.The sprinkler got one part and the water beaded on the paver. So that portion worked.Would I recommend it? Depending on the paver, because you can wind up with slippery pavers unless spending more on the Diamond Grit. But at this price, I can't recommend it due to how slippery the pavers became. Next time, I will buy the next price point down and see how it works.

I bought a 5 gallon bucket of LG+ for roughly 1200+ sq ft of 50 year old bricks. Published coverage rate is 250-400 sq ft/gallon. I used a typical 2 gallon pump applicator with no issues other than some slight clogging (rinse the sprayer well if leaving product in the container between coats). I power washed the bricks three weeks prior to application and swept the bricks by hand the day of application. I was able to completely and thoroughly coat the bricks 3 times (3600 sq ft with 4 gallons???) with about a gallon left over which I used on my concrete driveway (the results were just meh on that). The sand between the pavers has developed a hard surface which will keep it from being blown out and prevent weeds. The finish is a very subtle gloss that doesn’t look truly wet but adds a nice shine. Very pleased with the ease of application and cleanup, the coverage, and the overall results.

The company that laid my pavers wanted to charge me $1,400 to seal them for me. The sad part is, that every company I called was charging roughly the same price. I bought two 5 gal drums for under $500 and did it myself. It took roughly 7.5 gallons to spray two coats on my entire driveway and courtyard, which is around 1700 sqf. My pavers looked great before, but now they look amazing.

I purchased with high hopes based on excellent reviews...sadly I've had nothing but issues since I sprayed it on my paver driveway. I applied the product as per the instructional video and after waiting 48 hours, I parked on the driveway. Over the past several weeks I've accumulated over 20 tire marks on my once clean driveway. I tried to scrub off with soap and water, but it made little difference. I contacted the manufacturer and they told me that the tire marks must have been on the driveway before sealing (definitely not the case) and after submitting several photos they sent me a .pdf explaining how black tire marks will happen with this time of "film forming sealer." Their recommendation was to soap/scrub and then pressure wash the marks off. I sealed my driveway so I wouldn't have to scrub it and pressure wash it frequently...but this low rate sealer all but guarantees I will have to repeatedly power wash on a regular basis to get rid of the tire marks that keep appearing. If I had a time machine I would go back and warn myself not to put this sealer on my driveway no matter how good the reviews were. Avoid this product for your driveway unless you enjoy frequent cleaning and the depressing feeling that you just paid nearly $300 for a product that will make your driveway more of a headache to keep clean. Zero stars if I could!