Path and Patio Sealer – Protects Against Weathering and Green Growth – 5 Litre

There is one problem I had with this product - I’ll come to that in a moment because I need to make it clear that I am very happy with the finish. I used a microfibre roller and a large paint bucket to apply the sealer to my patio after I had cleaned it with industrial strength bleach. This worked really well because I wanted to avoid puddling in the slab trough areas and the roller helped prevent this. I have a larger patio by the house so this was effectively a test area to see if I will use it on the main area - and I absolutely will. It went in well with the roller and dried relatively quickly. I did leave it for a few hours but you can probably walk on it much sooner. I used about half the bottle on the patio which is roughly 25m squared. The problem I had was I didn’t use gloves, got it on my hands and it’s quite sticky. It didn’t irritate the skin but it’s something you want to avoid. Great product, good finish, I’ll buy more to do the rest of my patio now!

Great all round sealer that i used on a 30+ year old block paving drive. I carried out two thin coats with a pump sprayer. It goes on milky but quickly dries. Only problem I had was the wind spraying it on. But it goes on even and with 2 sprays.

Easy to use. Does darken the stone a little but still a great finish

My grey paved drive is 5 years old, was never originally sealed and so covered with moss in the joints and algae on the paviour faces. It looked a mess. Pressure washed then re-sanded (make sure the paviours are bone dry otherwise the sand drags). I left it a week in warm weather, and tested a small patch to see if the kiln sand slid in. It did. So re-sanded one day, and sealed the next in August 2020 as the weather was forecast to change and wanted it done. Best tip online is to use a leaf blower before sealing to help rid of excess sand. Don't worry if seems too much sand is blown away, the sand only needs to be between blocks not up high. Also don't need whacker plate as only topping sand up. NB. there are different shades of kiln sand, at different builders merchants, it depends what they can get apparently. I never realised and had to exchange 2 bags of reddish sand for blonde sand like the original as red looked awful with grey paving. Apologies I digress.... now to the BLOCK SEALER. Sika seal very easy to use, like a white PVA/acrylic liquid, goes on bluey white, dries quickly and invisibly on a hot day. Cut in edges by walls with paint brush, then first coat with roller, second with garden pump spray. It dries rock hard, as evidenced on sand blown off edge of drive when I poked it. Very pleased as it felt it might wash off at first rain when you first put it on. Close up photo is finished drive. Not glossy, but has enhanced paviour a little bit, bear in mind it was never done before, so the sealer was really sucked in. I feel it's protected now. I may do another coat or two as not too expensive to buy, and do prefer a sheen look. Amazon has great price on this when compared to other suppliers/products. Happy to update. Time will tell ☺️ good luck all, it's a very satisfying job done 👍🏼

Great product at a good price, but suppliers are unreliable 😡! Took delivery of 2 bottles of this sealant which were delivered on time and without problem. Application with a roller is easy and product looks to be very good! I needed more and placed a second order, expecting the same service. Promised delivery three times; supplier cancelled each at the last minute! Still waiting for delivery, now with no anticipated date, so I can finish the job! Very unhappy camper! 😡😡

In used it to protect the patio just clean.

The Sika patio sealer easy to apply by roller or spray but the roller preferable as seems to cover more evenly and work into the surface, in fact also seems to use less liquid than spraying. Once applied a second coat can be made after about two hours which is needed, my use was for a concrete patio and obvious one coat inadequate, the sealer is sticky, odour and appearance very similar to diluted PVA adhesive but does take 24hrs or more to dry completely dependant on temperature, expected rainfall should definitely be avoided. After drying the sealer does leave a waterproof, Satin shine clear surface that is fairly resistant to abrasion by footwear or lightweight traffic of any kind such as plant pots in my case. The present persistent rainfall of the past few weeks does give indication a third coat may be needed as would I expect do regular bi-annual coatings also, however for the present the sealer seems effective in it’s protection of the concrete stain used and providing water resistance to the concrete surface.

Excellent coverage and finish. True one coat coverage of 6 mts/lts. Tried with the rollers but finally settled on one coat with a fence brush - took bit longer but got a even finish with good bonding to the filled sand.