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Bone Dry Driveway Sealer
Bone Dry Driveway Sealer is a specially made concrete sealer for outdoor applications. Great for patios, driveways, sidewalks, and other outdoor concrete slabs.
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Outdoor
250-300 square feet per gallon
- One-time use which will last for the life of the concrete
- Prevents penetration of salt and other contaminants
- Seals and creates a barrier below the surface
- Prevents dusting
Important Documents:
SDSBone Dry Driveway Sealer: The Ultimate Outdoor Concrete Sealer
Our new concrete driveway sealer is made specifically for sealing, densifying and protecting your driveway from the daily wear and tear that your driveway will face. Bone Dry Driveway Sealer has excellent resistance to the freeze-thaw cycle which is one of the most common causes of damage to outdoor concrete slabs. This sealer is specifically made to protect outdoor concrete slabs like driveways, patios, and sidewalks. As a penetrating concrete sealer, the Bone Dry Driveway Sealer leaves the surface of the concrete unchanged so you don’t lose any slip resistance like you would with an acrylic or epoxy sealer, which are more designed for indoor use.
How Bone Dry Driveway Sealer Protects Your Outdoor Concrete Slabs
Abrasion Resistance: Bone Dry Driveway Sealer will increase your driveway’s resistance to the regular wear and tear that driveways face including vehicles, foot traffic, and the natural elements to reduce flaking and dusting.
Reduced Cracking & Spalling: The sealer also acts as a densifier to strengthen the internal bonds within the concrete, creating a more solid slab that better resists damage.
Increased Freeze/Thaw Resistance: Headquartered in Wisconsin, we’re familiar with the extreme variances of temperature that your concrete will face and we’ve paid close attention to how our driveway sealer is able to withstand the freeze/thaw process.
Prevents Salt Penetration: Salt can quickly lead to damaged concrete and it is important to keep salt from penetrating the surface of your slab.
Testing Information
| Test | Bone Dry Driveway Sealer |
| Abrasion Resistance @ 25 Cycles | 1 - Very Slight |
| Abrasion Resistance @ 50 Cycles | 2 - Slight |
| Water Absorption | 70% Reduction |
| Freeze/Thaw Durability @ 300 Cycles | 98% |
| Chloride Penetration @ 1" | 0.064% |
PRECAUTIONS:
If our sealers become frozen in the container, thaw and agitate before use.
Do not expose aluminum, glass or eyeglasses to our sealers as they could possibly etch the surface.
Do not apply to asphalt. Sealers break down the petroleum base of asphalt.
Leather shoes and gloves will stiffen. Some glazed tile will be dulled.
PROTECTION:
Bone Dry Sealers are slightly corrosive to human tissue. Handle as a caustic solution. Protect skin and eyes. Avoid prolonged breathing of vapors or
mist. For ultimate protection, especially in confined areas, use a NIOSH-approved respirator and wear chemical goggles or a face shield and rubber or plastic gloves. Consult the Bone Dry Penetrating Concrete Sealer Material Safety Data Sheet for other safety instructions.
FIRST AID:
IF SWALLOWED, do not induce vomiting. Drink lots of water or milk, then drink diluted vinegar, lemon juice or orange juice. Get medical attention immediately.
IN CASE OF EYE CONTACT, immediately flush eyes with plenty of water for at least 15 minutes. Get medical attention immediately.
IN CASE OF SKIN CONTACT, thoroughly rinse off immediately with fresh water. KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN.
How to Apply
Our original concrete sealer is easy to apply and can be done by anyone. Before applying the sealer to your concrete driveway you must clean the surface to ensure it is free of dirt or other debris. Applying the sealer to an unclean surface will prevent the sealer from fully penetrating the concrete and creating an effective moisture barrier. You can then use a battery or pump sprayer with a wide fan tip. Apply the first coat of the sealer, it should have a wet to slightly cloudy appearance. Allow the sealer to soak into the concrete for no more than 10 minutes and apply a second coat. On large jobs, it will be helpful to section off your work area into 1,000 to 2,000 square-foot sections.
