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LV15

Solvent-Based Low Gloss Wet Look Acrylic Cure and Seal for New Concrete

The Armor LV15 solvent-based acrylic cure and seal is designed to enhance and protect new concrete with a low gloss wet look.

$15.00$224.99

All Orders Ship Fast & Free Same Day

When Placed Before 4 PM EST, Monday - Friday

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LV15

The Armor LV15 solvent-based acrylic cure and seal is designed to enhance and protect new concrete with a low gloss wet look.

$15.00$224.99

All Orders Ship Fast & Free Same Day

When Placed Before 4 PM EST, Monday - Friday

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Foundation Armor color packs for solvent based acrylic sealers are a great way to enhance your existing concrete and concrete pavers with a color. For an opaque, paint-like finish you can mix in the Armor Opaque Color Packs, and for a semi-transparent brown or gray finish you can mix in the Armor Semi-Transparent Color Packs. 

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Coverage

Up To 175-225 ft2/gallon

Product Life

Up To 1-3 Years

Finish

Low Gloss Wet Look

Chemical Base

Solvent Based Acrylic Cure & Seal

Details

Solvent-Based Low Gloss Wet Look Acrylic Cure and Seal for New Concrete

The Armor LV15 is a solvent-based low gloss acrylic cure and seal designed to enhance, seal, and protect concrete and concrete paver surfaces. It will darken the surface to enhance any dull and faded coloring, and protect the surface with a durable low gloss surface film.

Benefits:

  • Can be used on new, uncured concrete to help aid with proper curing
  • Meets ASTM C309 standards
  • Will enhance dull and faded surfaces with a low gloss wet look
  • Will reduce damage and deterioration caused by water absorption and surface abrasion
  • Will reduce the growth of mold, mildew, and algae
  • UV resistant, non-yellowing, breathable

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