Thread: Coping stone sealer

Any suggestions for a sealer, my copings look a lot nicer when they are wet now they have been on for a good few years, so looking to treat them with a wet look sealer if anyone has done this any tips or issues like peeling etc?

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I used P2 Superseal on mine, designed for wood I think iirc. but worked great on my sandstone copings, which somebody did say it would, no flaking or peeling, mine needs a refreshing coat I think now though... so thanks for the reminder

Originally Posted by dbs

I used P2 Superseal on mine, designed for wood I think iirc. but worked great on my sandstone copings, which somebody did say it would, no flaking or peeling, mine needs a refreshing coat I think now though... so thanks for the reminder

I'll take a look thanks mate, mine are ceramic grey copings, they looked ok for 2 years and are gradually looking worse with water stains and the family of magpies that living the tree

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If they are porous at all it should work fine after a bit of a scrub up and dry

Originally Posted by samp09

If you have a pressure washer thats great for bringing them up looking almost new, I do mine every spring as often green from the covers etc!

Hmmmm good idea that, that would quicken up my refresh I need to do too!!

Originally Posted by RS2OOO

This stuff is not cheap, but it works very well and will absolutely transform the look, just make sure you don't get any in the pond!

https://www.tilingsuppliesdirect.co....tain-stop-plus

This is a 45sq/m black limestone patio I treated with it after the patio had faded to grey. I re-treated it every 2 years to maintain the finish. <SNIP PICS>

Damn - that does look good yeah, I really need to do mine too <hides>