20L Concrete Sealer Stripper | Prime Exposure
- Removes old acrylic and xylene-based concrete sealers
- Fast-acting – softens coatings within 10–60 minutes
- Aggressive penetration for complete removal
- Suitable for smooth, stamped, or textured concrete
- Professional-grade formula – efficient in one application
- Coverage: 0.5–1 m² per litre, depending on coating thickness
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| Brand: Prime Exposure |
Prime Sealer Stripper is designed to reset concrete surfaces by removing worn, yellowed, or failed sealers. Unlike weaker DIY products, this stripper is formulated for trade-grade performance, cutting through tough acrylic and solvent-based sealers with speed and efficiency.
Its thick gel consistency allows it to cling to horizontal and vertical surfaces, working into coatings until they blister and lift. Once softened, coatings can be scraped or scrubbed away, leaving the concrete open and ready for resealing. With most jobs requiring only one application, Prime Sealer Stripper saves time and labour while delivering a clean, professional result.
Engineered specifically for concrete sealer removal
Removes acrylic and solvent-based (xylene) coatings
Works in a single application on most surfaces
Reduces the need for grinding or multiple treatments
Trusted by professionals for driveways, paving, and decorative concrete
Test Patch: Always test a small section first for compatibility.
- Avoid direct sun and wind – stripper must stay wet to work.
- Apply thickly (2–3mm) with a brush or roller.
- Allow to dwell until coating softens and blisters (10–60 minutes).
- Do not let product dry. Keep surface wet with stripper if needed.
- Remove softened sealer using a scraper (smooth concrete) or stiff broom/scrub brush (stamped/textured concrete).
- Collect residue and dispose of according to local regulations.
- Wash surface thoroughly with water – high-pressure cleaning recommended.
- Ensure all residue is removed before resealing.
Clean-up:
- Immerse brushes in stripper until soft, then wash with water.
- Do not pour leftover product down drains. Absorb spills with sand and dispose safely
- Driveways or paving with yellowed or failing sealers
- Exposed aggregate surfaces needing resealing
- Decorative concrete where grinding isn’t suitable
- Removing thick acrylic/xylene-based coatings efficiently
- Work in manageable sections (no more than 10–15m² at a time).
- Keep surface wet – mist lightly with stripper if drying too quickly.
- For stamped or textured concrete, use a stiff broom for thorough removal.
- Wear full PPE (gloves, respirator, safety glasses, protective clothing).
- Pressure wash after stripping for best resealing adhesion.
- What sealers does this remove?
Acrylic and solvent-based (xylene) concrete sealers. Not recommended for epoxy or two-pack systems.
- How many coats are needed?
Most sealers are removed in one application, though heavy layers may need two.
- What is the coverage rate?
Approx. 0.5–1 m² per litre, depending on sealer thickness and condition.
- Can it be used indoors?
No – only use outdoors or in very well-ventilated areas due to strong vapours.
- How soon can I reseal after stripping?
Once the surface is fully rinsed, dried, and free of residue, resealing can be done immediately.
