PREMIUM Impregnator Sealer with Maximum Stain Resistance

An impregnator sealer is one that penetrates into the surface and fills the voids, the capillaries in the concrete or stone.  Rather than leaving a film on the surface, a penetrating sealer soaks in, reacts and repels any oil or stains or water that wants to get into the surface.

CoverSeal Premium is a penetrating sealer that’s used specifically for  FOOD STAIN resistance and OIL , as well as water resistance.

In our line of penetrating sealers, Premium has the maximum stain resistance.

We use fluorochemicals that are highly OIL, DIRT and GREASE resistant and will penetrate into the surface, providing this maximum stain resistance and protection.

It performs very well on interior or exterior natural STONE, porous TILE, CONCRETE and for GROUT protection,  where you’re facing potential staining from oils, food, and grease.

• Quarry tile
• Porous grout
• Honed or Textured Marble
• Travertine
• Limestone
• Sandstone and Saltillo
• Slate and Bluestone
• Concrete

CoverSeal Premium is an excellent choice for these porous surfaces. The product penetrates deep into the substrate WITHOUT changing the look of the surface.

This lets you preserve the look of your natural stone, concrete, etc. and prevent it from getting stained by oil drips, food, drinks that can occur in this high traffic or entertainment areas.

CoverSeal Premium sealer was developed to provide maximum stain resistance to NATURAL STONE  , TILE AND GROUT typically exposed to a lot of staining and discoloration.

Some of those  situations include:

• Quarry tile in kitchen
• Natural stone in a restaurant
• BBQ areas
• Pool surrounds
• A food court floor
• Countertops and backsplashes

Using store-bought sealing brands, you must regularly pressure wash and scrub the surfaces to keep them clean.

When it comes to applying CoverSeal Premium, we recommend using:

• A roller
• A brush, or
• A pump-up sprayer (low pressure).

It’s very easy to use. It’s water-based.

Important note:

You need to make sure the surface is porous and will accept water.

If there are any previous sealer products on it – along with any oil, grease or anything acting as a barrier – that substance must be cleaned off first.

Of course, CoverTec provides a handful of professional-grade cleaning products that can help you with that.

To do this, you put some water on the surface, it has to soak in.  If it soaks in, the test has been passed.
If not, then something is acting as a barrier and must be cleaned off the surface prior to applying the CoverSeal Premium.

Product coverage depends on the porosity of the surface.

Customers report getting between 200 square feet and 600 square feet per gallon.

If the surface is very porous, it might need a 2nd coat. In such cases, we strongly recommend you wait at least one hour, and then apply the 2nd coat.

If for any reason, the sealer hasn’t soaked in after 10 minutes, you need to spread it around more until it soaks in properly.
Simply sweep or brush the excess sealer into an area that hasn’t been sealed.

Let the product dry about two hours before you walk on it or open it up to foot traffic or service use.

It will continue to increase its effectiveness over the next 24 hours.

However, typically you can can walk on it after about 2 hours of dry time.

Coverseal Premium is designed to penetrate into the surface to be effective.

You need to be careful with using other products which may block or act as a barrier to it penetrating the surface.

• Curing agents
• Residual previous sealers
• Cleaning products
• Oil residue
• Etc.

All of these products must be stripped or cleaned off the surface so Coverseal Premium can do it’s job.

Again, we recommend a simple water test to see if it soaks down into it within 5 to 10 minutes.
If it does, you’re ready to apply the product.
If the water wells up on the surface or takes much longer than 10 minutes to soak into it, then there’s a barrier that needs cleaning off.