Driveway Sealer - Re-applied Fall 2019
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This photo above - of part of our driveway - is a few weeks old, but I wanted to drop this down here on the blog, so I could refer back to it in terms of house maintenance. When we built the house, the concrete guys laid down a nice thick concrete sealer on top of our brand new driveway. I subsequently worked earlier this Summer to powerwash the whole thing and put on a first coat of sealer. That meant that it was about two years old before I put on a second coat. Then, late in October, I found a day that was 'right' in terms of temperature (air temps in the 50's and rising for a few hours, surface temps in the 50's and no rain in the forecast). So, I quickly grabbed the garden sprayer, filled it with sealer and slopped it on. I used this SealBest Concrete Sealer from Menards (not the high gloss stuff) that retails for $79.99 for five gallons . You can see it in varying degrees of absorption with a purple/white-ish hue. And, as I mentioned above, I used a ha