Questions and Answers for Eagle 5 Gal. Clear High Gloss Oil Based Acrylic Chattahoochee Sealer

A:  Hi Waiel; Thank you for your question. Limitations for Item Internet #203530958 are as follows: LIMITATIONS Not aesthetically recommended for unsealed broom-finished (plain) concrete. Sealer may melt plastic, asphalt, or any petroleumbased product. Any surfaces not mentioned should be tested in small areas before applying sealer. NOTE: Gasoline and other Auto parts cleaners containing hot solvents will melt film. Wiping will smear the coating. Allow to dry. Either leave be for protection or re-coat with for best appearance. It is highly recommended that you test an inconspicuous spot before proceeding with whole floor. Please feel free to reach out with any additional questions. Thank you for shopping with us. Have a great day! Sincerely. Jackie HD.com

A:  Our sealers are specially formulated for concrete and are not recommended for natural stone. They will have bonding issues which will cause the sealer to haze up and flake off.

A:  NO, must be dry. I try to wait at least 24 hours without rain before applying and no chance of rain for several hours after applying. I always allow at least 24 hours cure..

A:  The surface should be allowed to completely dry and free of moisture before applying the sealer.

A:  I've used this product twice and I believe the instructions say to apply over dry river rock. I remember using a similar product some years ago and the instructions clearly said it would let milky looking areas if applied over wet river rock. If you use this product, which I believe is the best for river rock, and it rains afterward, probably not going to harm it, as when dry, water really beads well.

A:  The Chattahoochie is an oil-based sealer and the sprayer would need to be a solvent-resistant sprayer. An example of the sprayer would be a Chapin Xtreme or equivalent sprayer.

A:  Did not used a pump sprayer - applied the Acrylic Chattahoochee Sealer with a roller. .

A:  Yes. I used it on my pavers with multi-colors, they look great colors pop. used the 18"roller and covered 1500sq ft. in an hour.

A:  The Chattahoochee Sealer is made for epoxy set stone and would not be a good sealer for pavers. We make a sealer specifically for pavers, our Eagle Paver Sealer. It will give the pavers a durable high-gloss wet-look finish.

A:  Recommend 24 hour drying time.

A:  about 45 min to the touch. but watch the temp. label instructions are real close . Happy in AZ

A:  Th Chattahoochie sealer is not recommended for travertine. We do not make a wet look sealer for travertine. Our Natrual Seal will work on travertine and protect it but does not change the look.

A:  We do not make a sealer for that application. I do not have a recommendation but maybe talk to the manufacturer of the tub and see what they recommend as a sealer.

A:  We do not recommend the Chattahoochie Sealer on natural stone. Our Eagle Natural Seal would work on the travertine as a water repellent but it does not add a decorative appearance.

A:  I suggest you contact the manufacturer, Eagle, at Phone: (615) 872-2710

A:  We will need more information to accurately answer this question. Contact us through our website and we will be happy to help, www.eaglesealer.com/contact.

A:  The product is a sealer for Chattahoochee stone, which is a very fine almost tiny stone, less than a quarter of an inch in diameter. The stones, by the 25 lb bag, are mixed with expoy adhesive and applied over fresh concrete with towels only about 3/8th inch thick. It was very popular in Florida in the 1980's but nowadays no one installs it. This sealer is for maintaining the expoy and does in fact seal the stone surface so that water does not penetrate but will pool and run off.

A:  Thank you for the interest in our products. I would need more info to answer this question. Contact us through our website and I will be happy to help you. https://www.eaglesealer.com/contact