1 Gallon Wet Look Concrete & Masonry Lacquer

Used this product on a natural stone mosaic on my patio. I waited 3 months to write the review to see how it stood up to moisture and weather. The finish looks like the day I painted it on. Product delivered as promised Easy to install and rocks look wet all the time.

Even though I like the product, both cans were damaged, dented and leaking into the package. See pictures. Seller does a terrible job packaging. This is the second order and the previous was also dented and damaged but didn't leak into the packaging. Won't be ordering from this seller in the future.

I had a small rock and mortar wall that I built to surround a koi pond and wanted to bring out some of the color of the stones. Application was easy and it created a nicely subtle wet look on them. Over time the wet look fades a little but I'm ok with that as it still looks great

Really waterproofs retaining wall blocks well.

Purchased because Aldon Chemicals now tells their customers, including me whom is a previous user of Aldon products with great success, to buy this company instead. This stuff begins to dry as soon as the lid is opened on the can!!! It begins to gum up within 3 seconds of hitting cool, morning concrete here in Wyoming. It does not spread well and it piles into the depressions of stamped concrete and stays there. It is impossible to spread this stuff out evenly. When it dries, there are streaks because it would not permit even spreading and it will not flow out. I have a 1200 SF stamped driveway that was sealed originally but now needed resealing. I am obtaining only 75 SF coverage per gallon!! And it looks like crap. Even the corn broom breaks off and sticks in the stuff. A mop doesn't spread but simply pulls the finish off and leaves a mess behind. I bought 4 gallons and will need another 12!! I wish I could buy water based sealer to finish but of course that will not match... I wish Aldon had not done this to me... I'll be contacting Aldon next week... (wrote this on Saturday). (follow-up: There are instructions that suggest using a corn broom to spread the material. If I am stuck using this product to complete the job, I will switch to a thick wool paint roller on a long handle. This will be the only way to possibly spread the product without it piling into the stamped finish texture in puddles. But, I am afraid the roller will be a sticky mess very shortly into the process!!) Follow-up: I had to complete the job so I ordered more and used a stucco roller to apply it. The roller method worked adequately but still pooled in some of the stamped concrete and was thin in other areas. Since it dries so darn fast, there is very little working time to get a perfectly spread application. But it did spread much better 4 gallons covered 900SF. I am awaiting more product in order to apply a thin application and catch up the stamped areas that didn't quite get a good coating. In short, the material dries too fast even on a cloudy 60 degree day, to obtain much penetration or an even spread. It looks ok but I'd still rather have a product that penetrates more and dries in a few hours instead of minutes. The best way to apply this product would be with a chemical sprayer.

Item sold is the newer, "GREEN" version of this product, not what is shown. The newer product is more watered down and has a lower (70%) VOC content.

You won't find anything that comes close to this product. Highly recommend.

Did not last on stone. Separated from surface in 1 week