Sealant - Rain just after applying sealant

Patio flagstones (slabs), concrete flags, stone flags including yorkstone and imported flagstones.
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Aurel wrote:Once the sealer is removed, which impregnator would you recommend for a neutral finish? (not wet nor glossy finish!)
Do you want to colour enhance the paving?
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Post: # 105805Post Aurel

No, we like the colour it is now.
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Okay then the easiest sealer for you to apply and this will sealer the paving only and not change/adjust the colour in any way is Lithofin Stain Stop. But you do need to remove all traces of the failed sealer you have used already.
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Post: # 105812Post Aurel

Thanks for your advice.
I have one last question: if I can get hold of Paramose, what quantity do I need to treat an area of maximum 6 sq metres?
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Aurel wrote:Thanks for your advice.
I have one last question: if I can get hold of Paramose, what quantity do I need to treat an area of maximum 6 sq metres?
For AS10 5lts is the smallest size they do from memory, so this would give you more then enough.
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Post: # 105817Post Aurel

Hi, do you know where I can get Paramose AS10 from? The only paramose adhesive cleaner I found is the following. Is this the right product?

http://www.restexpress.co.uk/acatalo....re.html
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Aurel wrote:Hi, do you know where I can get Paramose AS10 from? The only paramose adhesive cleaner I found is the following. Is this the right product?

http://www.restexpress.co.uk/acatalo....re.html
You'll get from here, Paramose direct
http://paramose.com
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Post: # 105831Post Aurel

Ok. Thanks again for your advice with this. This has been really helpful. I might post again when we have to product to have info on how to apply...
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Aurel wrote:Ok. Thanks again for your advice with this. This has been really helpful. I might post again when we have to product to have info on how to apply...
Instructions will be on the container or ask at the time of ordering and you should also ask for a MSDS sheet so you can see what is in the product and precautions to take.
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