Questions and Answers for Dyco Tuff Glaze 5 gal. C22W Clear High Gloss Waterborne Acrylic Sealer

A:  Great question! The Dyco Tuff Glaze dries to touch in two (2) hours @ 77°F (25°C) and 50% R.H. Ready for foot traffic in two (2) hours and vehicle traffic in 72 hours. Low temperature, high humidity, thick films or poor ventilation will increase these dry times. Please refer to the Technical Data Sheet (TDS) at www.dycopaints.com for further prep and application instructions. You can also reach out to our customer service team at 1-800-282-7901 to discuss project details.

A:  Thank you for your question, Jose! Please reach out to our customer service at 1-800-282-7901 to discuss the project details. We would need more details to provide a product suggestion.

A:  Thanks for your question. We recommend you apply Tuff grip (primer) first, the Tuff coat (topcoat) next, and then follow up with the Tuff Glaze. For preparation and application instructions, be sure to check out Technical Data Sheet (TDS) on the product page of DycoPaints.com or call our customer service team at 1-800-282-7901 to discuss the project details. All the best with your project!

A:  Thanks for the question. This coating is designed to adhere to another coating so we do not recommend putting it directly on concrete.

A:  Thanks for your question. While Dyco Tuff Glaze can be applied to a stone patio tabletop, we recommend Dyco Paints Shield & Seal for all natural stone surfaces. For preparation and application information, please see the Technical Data Sheet (TDS) on the Tuff Glaze product page of DycoPaints.com. Feel free to reach out to us via the Contact Us page of our website should you have additional questions. We're here and happy to help. All the best with your project!

A:  Thanks for your question. Dyco Tuff Glaze is applicable to an epoxy coated floor. For additional information, including preparation and application information, please see the Technical Data Sheet (TDS) on the product page of DycoPaints.com and visit the Contact Us page should you have additional questions. All the best with your project!

A:  Thanks for your question. You can absolutely add Skid Gard to Dyco Tuff Glaze. While each layer added will decrease resistance, including Skid Gard to your Tuff Glaze application is an option based on personal preference. For preparation and application information, please refer to the Technical Data Sheet or TDS on the product page of DycoPaints.com. Feel free to visit our Contact Us page should you have additional questions. All the best with your project!