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This guide helps you understand and effectively use the Bond It Drive Alive Patio Paving Slab Sealer, designed to protect your natural stone patios. It's ideal for those seeking to enhance water and oil resistance, providing an easy-to-clean surface and preventing fungal growth. While it offers excellent protection, remember to test it on a small, inconspicuous area first to ensure compatibility with your specific stone type.
| Model Part Number | BDISS5 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Bond it |
Coverage can vary depending on the porosity of the stone. Always ensure even application to avoid under-application.
It is primarily designed for natural stone like Indian sandstone, sandstone, Yorkstone, and limestone. Always test on a small, inconspicuous area first.
The frequency depends on usage and weather conditions. Generally, reapplication is recommended every 1-2 years to maintain optimal protection.
No, the sealer does not make the surface significantly more slippery when wet. However, exercise caution, as with any wet surface.
Avoid applying the sealer in direct sunlight or extreme temperatures, as it may affect the drying time and performance. Apply in shaded conditions if possible.
Wipe up spills immediately with a clean cloth. The sealer is solvent-free, making it easier to clean up.
The sealer is solvent-free, which reduces its environmental impact. However, always dispose of any waste properly.
Ensure the surface was completely dry before application. If it persists, reapply after allowing the initial coat to dry completely.
Ensure the sealer has fully cured (3-4 hours). If problems persist, a second coat may be necessary.
