Check out the Siloxa-Tex 8500 on a couple of sample pavers! Watch till the end - the result is AMAZING!!! The Ghostshield range has finally come to NZ. Limited stocks so be in quick!! www.surfaceprotection.co.nz
I just ordered this stuff from Lowe's. Holy crap! It costs a fortune. I just got my driveway pressure cleaned and he told me I needed to seal it unless I wanted to see him every 3 or 4 months. I needed two bottles of it so it was almost $500. I have almost 1300 square feet including the sidewalk and the approaches; and it needs two coats. Should this be sprayed or rolled on? Or does it matter. He said it can be sprayed on, but I've heard rolling it on provides better coverage. I walked past a house the other day on a rainy day and I was shocked to see the driveway look so much different from everyone else's. I thought I was hallucinating. Luckily the owner was leaving and I asked him and he said this is what was applied. It really does repel water as shown in the video. That's not a trick. I'm amazed more people don't put seal their driveways. Then again, I never thought of it either; so who am I to say. Anyway, let me know what's the best way to apply it.
Hey John, thanks for going with Ghostshield! For a larger area like the one you are doing, your best bet would be to use a hand pump sprayer and apply 2 coats, wet-on-wet. :)
I just ordered this stuff from Lowe's. Holy crap! It costs a fortune. I just got my driveway pressure cleaned and he told me I needed to seal it unless I wanted to see him every 3 or 4 months. I needed two bottles of it so it was almost $500. I have almost 1300 square feet including the sidewalk and the approaches; and it needs two coats. Should this be sprayed or rolled on? Or does it matter. He said it can be sprayed on, but I've heard rolling it on provides better coverage.
I walked past a house the other day on a rainy day and I was shocked to see the driveway look so much different from everyone else's. I thought I was hallucinating. Luckily the owner was leaving and I asked him and he said this is what was applied. It really does repel water as shown in the video. That's not a trick. I'm amazed more people don't put seal their driveways. Then again, I never thought of it either; so who am I to say. Anyway, let me know what's the best way to apply it.
Hey John, thanks for going with Ghostshield! For a larger area like the one you are doing, your best bet would be to use a hand pump sprayer and apply 2 coats, wet-on-wet. :)
Will this protect my driveway from brake dust stains from i washing the cars?