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Penetrating Concrete Sealers
Do-It-Yourself Basement Waterproofing Basement and Concrete Repairs |
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Waterproofing Concrete and Masonry |
Sealing porous pavers Click to enlarge! |
Seals floors and walls, new or old, indoor or outdoor.
Not tested for use on surfaces continually submerged in water, like pools, ponds, and tanks.
Permanent – Paints or surface sealants you can buy in stores will soon crack, peel, or wear off because of UV-rays, water or vapor pressure, saponification (reaction with lime from the concrete), efflorescence (”white powder”), and traffic. Then, you have to remove the old paint (or it will start peeling even faster) and re-paint the surface.
Water-repellent sealers sold in stores have to be re-applied every year and in the long run, will cost you much more than LastiSeal.
Not dependent on cement content – Unlike RadonSeal concrete sealer, LastiSeal does not depend on a chemical reaction with the substrate. It just fills the pores and hardens. This allows it to seal internally colored concretes and fibercrete.
However, RadonSeal is the best sealer for standard-quality poured concrete or blocks because of its deeper and tighter seal and is also guaranteed to seal against radon gas. And RadonSeal is ideal for use inside ponds, pools, and reservoirs.
LastiSeal requires a dry and bare surface for application, while RadonSeal is applied on damp concrete.
"LastiSeal Concrete & Brick Sealer" disappears into the concrete, bricks or masonry, leaving no film or gloss on the surface. Unless over-applied, it does not make the surface shiny and does not make it slippery. It leaves a matte (dull) finish.
“LastiSeal Concrete & Brick Sealer – Satin (Gloss) ” is enriched with acrylics to leave an attractive low-gloss, satin finish on smoother surfaces. However, it may reduce friction and make smooth surfaces slippery when wet. The pH level (alkalinity) of new concrete has to be below 10.
Shipped directly from factory to your doors – normally, the same or next workday. Delivery by courier within 3–5 workdays in the lower 48 states.
Available in 5-gallon pails, 1-gallon jugs, and 8-oz. sample bottles.
Sealer |
Size | Price | S&H |
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LastiSeal |
5–gallon pail | 10% OFF (was $199) $179 |
$24 |
| 1–gallon jug | $44 |
$9 |
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| 8–oz. sample | $9.90 |
$6.10 |
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LastiSeal - Satin |
5–gallon pail | 10% OFF (was $224) $199 |
$24 |
| 1–gallon jug | $49 |
$9 |
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| 8–oz. sample | $9.90 |
$6.10 |
The surface must be clean and dry, above 50°F but not hot in direct sunlight. Remove old paint, adhesives, oil stains, and efflorescence. Let new concrete cure for at least 4 weeks. Mask glass and finished surfaces against over-spray.
Using a hand-pump garden sprayer and a roller, apply a continuous saturating film on the surface and back-roll any puddles. Ready for foot traffic in several hours and for vehicles in 3–5 days.
LastiSeal plain and satin pail labels (in PDF): ![]()


COVERAGE: Greatly depends on porosity. Typically 200 sq. ft./gallon on poured concrete. Very porous materials may need a second or more applications a day apart.
TEMPERATURES: The surface and ambient air must be above 50 °F during the application. And in case of LastiSeal Gloss, the surface temperature must remain above 40 °F for at least 24 hours.
SAFETY: Non-toxic, nonflammable, and non-hazardous. No odor. Ultra-low VOCs. Not harmful to plants, grass, or aquatic life. Check out LastiSeal MSDS, LastiSeal Spec, LastiSeal Satin MSDS, LastiSeal Satin Spec.
Any questions? Please contact us by e-mail,
telephone toll-free 1-800-472-0603 or 203-225-0367
MADE IN USA
Products not sold through retail stores. Available exclusively from:
Radon Mitigation & Concrete Waterproofing Co.
Novion Inc., 18 L'Hermitage Drive, Shelton, CT 06484 USA
RadonSeal™ is a registered trademark. Copyright © 1998-2009. All rights reserved.
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