For New and Existing Concrete, and for Concrete Pavers

The Armor WB25 is a water based acrylic high gloss sealer that is designed to seal, enhance, and protect a variety of exterior concrete and concrete paver surfaces. It penetrates deep into the surface where it chemically bonds to the pores of the concrete and pavers, creating a long lasting, non-yellowing, breathable finish that enhances dull or faded surfaces. The Armor WB25 meets ASTM C-1315 and C-309 standards and can be applied to new concrete to help aid with proper curing.

How To Apply

Coverage: Porous Surfaces: Up to 175 FT2/gallon in one coat. Smooth Surfaces (once properly prepped): Up to 200-225 FT2/gallon in one coat. Coverage will vary depending on porosity, surface condition, application method, and the amount of material applied by the applicator. The above coverage rates are estimates and will vary. Two coats are suggested for even coverage and appearance. Please note, if it is your first time sealing pavers, or an overly porous surface, a third coat may be required.

Application: The Armor WB25 can be applied with a 3/8-1/2” nap roller, or a commercial pump sprayer. For a consistent high gloss finish, apply two coats spaced 6-8 hours apart. Do not exceed 24 hours apart between coats.

Time Of Day: The Armor WB25 should only be applied in the early evening when air and surface temperatures are declining, and when the sun is no longer positioned over the surface.

Surface Preparation: The Armor WB25 should be applied to a completely clean and dry surface. If the surface was cleaned with water or pressure washed prior to application, allow the surface to dry for at least 24 hours before sealing. While the surface may appear dry and feel dry to touch, water below the surface trapped in the pores can cause the issues. While pressure washing the surface is typically sufficient, spot treatment may be necessary for deep or older stains.

The Armor WB25 is designed specifically to be used on unsealed porous concrete and concrete pavers. It can also be applied to concrete and concrete paver surfaces previously sealed with a water based acrylic as long as the acrylic has been properly prepped for adhesion. The Armor WB25 should not be used on smooth or dense concrete surfaces. It is always suggested to apply the Armor WB25 to a test area to verify absorption, coverage, compatibility, and project suitability.

The Armor WB25 should not be used to seal clay brick, red Chicago pavers, flagstone, slate, or natural stone. If you are looking to seal clay brick, red Chicago pavers, flagstone, slate, or natural stone, consider instead of the Armor WL550 or the Armor SX5000 WB.

Note About Sealing Concrete Pavers: Please note, while the Armor WB25 can be applied over paver joints, it is not designed as a bonding agent and will not harden or bond the loose sand in the paver joints. If applying with a roller, loose sand in the joints may cling to the roller and be redistributed across the pavers. For best results, apply first coat with a sprayer if you are applying to pavers with loose sand in the paver joints. Do not apply to pavers that are installed over a concrete slab or concrete base. This will result in continuous issues with blushing and delamination.

When applying to porous pavers, gloss level may be reduced, and more material may be required to achieve desired finish.

Adding Non-Slip: For added surface traction, the Armor Non-Slip additive can be added. The ultra-fine and fine Armor Non-Slip additives works best in the Armor WB25. Applying the Ultra-Fine: Slowly drill mix 3-6.5 ounces of non-slip additive per gallon of sealer, until completely blended, then apply. For Fine: When applying the second coat, add the non-slip additive to the coating using a broadcast spreader, and back roll to encapsulate the non-slip additive.

Clean-Up: Use warm water and soap. Dispose of containers in accordance with local and federal regulations. Removal: Dried, cured sealer may be removed with the Armor CR100, or by using a diamond grinding method, sandblasting method or similar mechanical action. Always refer to the current Technical Data Sheet and Safety Data Sheet posted on the Manufacturer's website prior to application.