AQUA-X 11 - Clear, Penetrating Concrete Sealer

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Use our innovative indoor and outdoor home products for people like you, who expect more.

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What is your surface?

Tiles

Including both floor and wall tiles intended for use throughout the house, especially kitchen and bath areas. The most common tile material is ceramic, but porcelain, glass, marble, and granite have also become popular indoors.
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Including both floor and wall tiles intended for use throughout the house, especially kitchen and bath areas. The most common tile material is ceramic, but porcelain, glass, marble, and granite have also become popular indoors.

Tiles
Grout

Most traditional grout is a mixture of water, cement, sand, and optional coloring. These grouts based on natural materials are porous, making them susceptible to stains and damage caused by water, liquids, dirt, mold, and bacteria. There are some grouts that are Epoxy-Based though; they are non-porous, easily cleaned and stain-resistant, so they do not need to be sealed.
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Most traditional grout is a mixture of water, cement, sand, and optional coloring. These grouts based on natural materials are porous, making them susceptible to stains and damage caused by water, liquids, dirt, mold, and bacteria. There are some grouts that are Epoxy-Based though; they are non-porous, easily cleaned and stain-resistant, so they do not need to be sealed.

Grout
Stainless Steel

Stainless steel is an alloy steel that is resistant to rust, corrosion, and heat, making it a popular material in kitchen appliances and backsplashes. There are a number of different types of stainless steel that differ based on the included metals and amounts.
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Stainless steel is an alloy steel that is resistant to rust, corrosion, and heat, making it a popular material in kitchen appliances and backsplashes. There are a number of different types of stainless steel that differ based on the included metals and amounts.

Stainless Steel
Carpet

A floor covering made of woven material. Carpet can be made from all-natural fibers like Wool, but they are most commonly made from modern, synthetic blends of Nylon, Polyester or Olefin.
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A floor covering made of woven material. Carpet can be made from all-natural fibers like Wool, but they are most commonly made from modern, synthetic blends of Nylon, Polyester or Olefin.

Carpet
I'm not sure

Although our DOMINATOR line of sealers work on bare concrete, the surface does not have much color to enhance, thus more often than not the most desirable finish is the natural look of the AQUA X-11.
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That’s ok! Please call our office at 1-800-270-4050 between 8am and 3pm ET or send us a picture here of your surface. Our customer care team will be in contact with you within one business day.
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Grout

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What would you liking to do with your --selected-value--?

Clean
Seal

Are the --selected-value-- polished or glazed?

Yes
If your --selected-value-- is polished, we do not recommend sealing your surface…
No
Not sure

Would you like to enhance the color of your tiles?

Yes
If your is polished, we do not recommend sealing your surface…
No
If your is polished, we do not recommend sealing your surface…
Not sure
If your is polished, we do not recommend sealing your surface…

Do you want to add shine or a matte finish?

Shine
Matte
Not sure

What is your surface?

Scroll through the thumbnails for each surface listed and click on the (i) icon for more information to help decide what type of surface you have. Please don’t hesitate to call and chat if you are unsure.

Concrete Pavers

Decorative pavers cast from cement come in a wide variety of looks and sizes that can sometimes mimic natural stone or brick. They can be porous or dense, depending on the manufacturing methods and aggregate used. Check with us if you’re uncertain about your surface.
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Decorative pavers cast from cement come in a wide variety of looks and sizes that can sometimes mimic natural stone or brick. They can be porous or dense, depending on the manufacturing methods and aggregate used. Check with us if you’re uncertain about your surface.

Concrete Pavers
Decorative Concrete

Also referred to as Stamped or Stained, Decorative Concrete is either poured like a traditional slab and then treated with additional decorative touches before the concrete dries – adding texture, dimension and color; or, it can be created as an overlay on an existing concrete surface. Porosity can vary, depending on post-installation treatment.
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Also referred to as Stamped or Stained, Decorative Concrete is either poured like a traditional slab and then treated with additional decorative touches before the concrete dries – adding texture, dimension and color; or, it can be created as an overlay on an existing concrete surface. Porosity can vary, depending on post-installation treatment.

Decorative Concrete
Bare Concrete

This is the standard concrete of your Driveway, Sidewalk, or plain patio slab. Broomed finishes can be porous or dense (e.g., higher strength mixes are denser); smooth troweled finishes typically make the surface denser; and a polished concrete surface can be very dense and should be treated like Natural Stone.
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This is the standard concrete of your Driveway, Sidewalk, or plain patio slab. Broomed finishes can be porous or dense (e.g., higher strength mixes are denser); smooth troweled finishes typically make the surface denser; and a polished concrete surface can be very dense and should be treated like Natural Stone.

Bare Concrete
Natural Stone

The most popular Natural Stone surfaces include Flagstone, Fieldstone, and Bluestone. Natural stone can vary in hardness and density, so be sure to check with us if you’re using something less common.
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The most popular Natural Stone surfaces include Flagstone, Fieldstone, and Bluestone. Natural stone can vary in hardness and density, so be sure to check with us if you’re using something less common.

Natural Stone
Travertine

A type of Natural Stone, Travertine comes a in a wide variety of soft, natural colors; this stone is very dense.
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A type of Natural Stone, Travertine comes a in a wide variety of soft, natural colors; this stone is very dense.

Travertine
Aggregate

Aggregate (or Exposed Aggregate) surfaces can include a variety of additional materials pressed into cement-based pavers – pebbles, glass, shells, and more; or traditional exposed aggregate concrete exposes the aggregate mixture through a chemical process.
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Aggregate (or Exposed Aggregate) surfaces can include a variety of additional materials pressed into cement-based pavers – pebbles, glass, shells, and more; or traditional exposed aggregate concrete exposes the aggregate mixture through a chemical process.

Aggregate
Clay Pavers/Fired Bricks

This includes clay-based bricks, Chicago brick pavers (also called Burnt Clay) and Saultilo Tiles, which are unglazed clay tiles. If your “bricks” are primarily sand lime or cement instead of clay, please give us a call for specific advice.
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This includes clay-based bricks, Chicago brick pavers (also called Burnt Clay) and Saultilo Tiles, which are unglazed clay tiles. If your “bricks” are primarily sand lime or cement instead of clay, please give us a call for specific advice.

Clay Pavers/Fired Bricks
Faux Stone

Also known as Synthetic, Manufactured or Veneer, Faux Stone is typically used as stacked stone to mimic popular natural stone colors, textures, and patterns, but they are instead made from molded concrete. Polypropylene (plastic) faux stone tiles do not need to be sealed.
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Also known as Synthetic, Manufactured or Veneer, Faux Stone is typically used as stacked stone to mimic popular natural stone colors, textures, and patterns, but they are instead made from molded concrete. Polypropylene (plastic) faux stone tiles do not need to be sealed.

Faux Stone
Mulch

Mulch is used to conserve soil moisture, inhibit weeds, and increase the visual appeal of landscaped area. The most common types are Pine Bark, Pine Straw, Cypress Bark and Rubber Mulch.
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Mulch is used to conserve soil moisture, inhibit weeds, and increase the visual appeal of landscaped area. The most common types are Pine Bark, Pine Straw, Cypress Bark and Rubber Mulch.

Mulch
I’m not sure

Although our DOMINATOR line of sealers work on bare concrete, the surface does not have much color to enhance, thus more often than not the most desirable finish is the natural look of the AQUA X-11.
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That’s ok! Please call our office at 1-800-270-4050 between 8am and 3pm ET or send us a picture here of your surface. Our customer care team will be in contact with you within one business day.
I’m not sure

Grout

What would you like to do with your --selected-value-- surface

Clean
Seal
If your outdoor surface is --selected-value--, we do not recommend sealing your surface…
Fill my joints

What type of finish would you like on your surface?

Please note that different surfaces will naturally produce different amounts of gloss. Darker and smoother surfaces will produce a much higher gloss than lighter, more porous surfaces.

High Gloss/Wet look

This finish will add a high sheen and will provide your surface with a color-enhancing wet look (as if you sprayed your pavers, concrete, or stone with water).
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This finish will add a high sheen and will provide your surface with a color-enhancing wet look (as if you sprayed your pavers, concrete, or stone with water).

High Gloss/Wet look
Low Gloss/Satin Look

This finish will add a low sheen and will provide your surface with a color-enhancing wet look (as if you sprayed your pavers, concrete, or stone with water).
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This finish will add a low sheen and will provide your surface with a color-enhancing wet look (as if you sprayed your pavers, concrete, or stone with water).

Low Gloss/Satin Look
No Gloss/Wet Look

This finish will not add shine, instead it will provide your surface with a color-enhancing wet look (as if you sprayed your pavers, concrete, or stone with water).
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This finish will not add shine, instead it will provide your surface with a color-enhancing wet look (as if you sprayed your pavers, concrete, or stone with water).

No Gloss/Wet Look
Natural Finish

Although our DOMINATOR line of sealers work on bare concrete, the surface does not have much color to enhance, thus more often than not the most desirable finish is the natural look of the AQUA X-11.
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Although our DOMINATOR line of sealers work on bare concrete, the surface does not have much color to enhance, thus more often than not the most desirable finish is the natural look of the AQUA X-11.

Natural Finish
I'm not sure

Although our DOMINATOR line of sealers work on bare concrete, the surface does not have much color to enhance, thus more often than not the most desirable finish is the natural look of the AQUA X-11.
Close

That’s ok! Please call our office at 1-800-270-4050 between 8am and 3pm ET or send us a picture here of your surface. Our customer care team will be in contact with you within one business day.
I'm not sure

Grout

Are your joints between 1/8 of an inch and 4 inches in width?

Please note: In joints narrower than 1/8 of an inch, the sand does not have enough room in the joint to create a strong bond. In joints wider than 4 inches, there is too much surface area

Yes
No
Not sure

Do you have at least one inch of depth in the joints?

Please note: When there is not at least one inch of depth in the joint, there will not be enough sand present in the joint to create a strong lasting bond.

Yes
No
Not sure
If your is polished, we do not recommend sealing your surface…

Do you have a base underneath the pavers that allows for good drainage?

Proper sloping and drainage should be used as necessary. Polymeric sand is not for use on constantly wet or submerged surfaces. Click here for more info.