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

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.

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A:  The product number for the 5 gallon Eagle Chattahoochee Sealer is 203530958. It is available at $119.97.

A:  I use this product on textured surface, so I am not sure if this would be pool deck slippery.

A:  Anything that adds a glossy or shiny finish will add some slip hazard. Chattahoochee can be fairly rough or very smooth depending on how it was finished. The rougher it is the less slippery the sealer will be. We recommend doing a test area to determine if you will be happy with the results.

A:  The Chattahoochee Sealer is specifically for epoxy set stone. If the bricks are concrete pavers that look like brick then our Paver Sealer would be a good choice, however, acrylic sealers do not work well and would not be recommended for clay bricks.

A:  We used this to seal river rock on our lanai and it did give it a shine. River rock is not as porous as brick so It may take several coats. We have also used the Paver Sealer by Eagle on a well made of stone and stucco which left a shine to the stone. This might be the better choice since bricks are porous.

A:  I suppose it could be used on real brick floors, but when it dries it is not that glossy or wet looking.

A:  Is the question being asked related to the can containing such as Chattahoochee stones. No the can content is a clear coat acrylic sealer in liquid form.

A:  The Chattachoochie Sealer is a 25% solids?

A:  Unfortunately, that would not be a good use for the sealer. The sealer has no structural properties.

A:  It definitely doesn't stain or discolor. Given what I've seen from its use on stone, I imagine on a clay/stone tile you could expect good results. It might make them a little slippery, but it does go on pretty thin so it should't be too bad . Its a great product and I've used it for years without issue.

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

A:  Yes

A:  Yes,as it is a very liquid product, not quite like water but not a syrup like liquid either. I used a 1/2" nap roller with excellent results. Note that this product is for the old "river rock" surface normally found on patios and sidewalks in Florida, thus the surface is flat so that is it will seep down into the small pebble crevices in addition to the top of the stones, giving a high gloss finish.

A:  This product is not self-leveling.

A:  I suggest you contact the manufacturer, Eagle, at Phone: (615) 872-2710 I use the thickest rollers I can get.

A:  There's an instructional video on the Eagle website that says to use a 1 1/4 inch nap roller for application over stone surfaces. Shorter nap rollers are used over concrete surfaces. See video here: http://www.eaglesealer.com/products/chattahoochee-sealer