Alliance Gator Seal Wet Look Sealer for Pavers & Natural Stones 1 Gal Can

It’s easy to add a professional touch with Wet Look. A contractor told me about it, and i couldnt be happier about the quality and results. It is clear topcoat. It does not discolor. I use on all different color natural stone, rocks, brick, and landscape blocks. I applied with solvent proof roller wearing solvent proof gloves. I apply it every other year on my patio to protect. No real buildup cuz 4-season weather wears it off after 2 years.

The product itself works great, but the coverage is awful. 5 gallons for a 300 sqft patio. Note, that the picture this seller uses, is very misleading. I thought I found a good deal on a 5 gal. In reality, it is a 1 gal can be pictured as a 5 gal jug.

Definitely a must have if you have pavers! It was easy to apply and the pavers do really have a "wet look!"

Good job

I love this sealer. I had no issues whatsoever; but, I also didn't seal the pavers until 5 years later. I had everything power washed and put down new polymer sand (by pro). I did the sealing myself. I made sure that everything was covered with the sealer because it appeared to absorb some into the pavers. Gives my patio and walk way a "wet" look and when it rains the water repels from the surface.

Terrible product. Expensive. Pavers still get wet under sealer. Pavers look OK when all wet, or all dry, but they now take a long time to dry with sealer on top and have a half dry half wet look. They recommend sealing within 60 days. I waited 120 days because I heard that there can be an issue with efflorescence (white powder type look on pavers as a result of curing and salts being pushed to surface).Saw no issue with this prior to sealing, but after sealing some pavers now show powedry look beneath sealer

Salt got trapped under the seal and pushed to the surface of the bricks. When dry white spots became visible here and there.

I bought 25 gallons of these for my brand new pavers. Initially you do get a wet look from them, but after half day of rain the sealer seen to be completely washed off. I followed the exact instruction on their label and what's worse is that I don't think they seal the paver at all because you can tell by the water tension on the surface. Now 6 months into sealing my pavers I get efflorescence!!!! more than 1k out of the window for nothing!