Solvent-based sealer for concrete fencing EI-13 EKSIL

Seals concrete fencing, low walls and other concrete elements. The acrylic emulsion in an organic solvent dries in 60-120 min at approx. 20 °C. Apply it in a thin, even coat; on very porous substrates, add a second once the first has dried.

Surface

Concrete and floors

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EI-13 is designed for concrete fencing, low walls and vertical elements - places where the product has to soak in before it can run off.

It is an acrylic emulsion in an organic solvent. Apply a thin, even coat by brush or roller, and on very porous substrates add a second coat once the first has dried.

Drying is quick: 60-120 minutes at around 20 °C. Coverage 7-10 m² per litre, working temperature 5-25 °C.

Stone forgives less than concrete. An acidic cleaner used on marble or travertine will etch the surface irreversibly, and excess sealer on a polish leaves a smear that can no longer be removed.

  1. Match the cleaner to the stone. Marble, travertine and limestone are sensitive to acids - for those, neutral or alkaline products are the right ones.
  2. Remove waxes, polishes and polymer coatings. A penetrating sealer will not get through a layer of wax.
  3. Dry the stone all the way through and check that no moisture is being drawn up through the joints.
  4. On polished surfaces have a clean, soft cloth ready to lift the excess - you have minutes, not hours.
  5. Ventilate well when working with solvent-based products.

After sealing, polished stone usually stays out of use for 72 hours.

Before sealing the whole area, test on a patch hidden by a planter or in a corner of the patio. The same product can read differently on two batches of the same material, and on a surface with old coating left on it, it will not bond at all.

Coverage
7-10 m²/l
Coats
1
Base
solvent-based
Application method
roller, brush
Dilution
Do not dilute
Application temperature
+5 to +25 °C
Drying time
60-120 min at approx. 20 °C
Where to use
outdoors
Chemical base
acrylic emulsion in an organic solvent
Appearance
clear, slightly cloudy liquid
Density
0.8-0.9 kg/l
Can I use a granite sealer on marble?

Not always. Marble is soft and sensitive to acids, granite is not, so the product has to match the type of stone. Before you buy, check that marble is on the list of recommended substrates.

How do I clean stone once it has been sealed?

With cleaning products of the right pH. For the polished-stone range that is usually pH 5-9 for the invisible versions, and a wider range for the wet-look ones. You will find the range for your product in its technical data.

Will sealing stop the stone yellowing?

It helps, though not in every case. It limits the ingress of water and the compounds dissolved in it, including those that discolour stone from below. It will not stop processes inside the stone itself, or rust from fixings.

Is it suitable for split-face block fencing?

Yes. Split-face blocks are very absorbent, so give them two coats and plan your quantity on the lower end of the coverage range.

Will it change the colour of the fence?

The product is a clear, colourless (slightly cloudy) liquid. A test on a small, inconspicuous area will show you how your fence will look - especially if you want to keep its current shade.

Coverage calculator

Enter the area and how absorbent the substrate is. We work out the litres and the packs.

Depending on the absorbency and texture of the substrate.

Substrate absorbency

Calculated at 8.5 m² per litre.

Example for 45 m²

5.3L

  • 2 × 5 l464,94 zł

Enter your own area to calculate for your job.

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