Stain resistance
Slows oil, grease and spills from soaking into the concrete.
Sealing & re-sealing · Western Sydney
Concrete sealing & re-sealing
Sealing protects concrete from oil, stains, water and UV, and brings back colour. It’s also how you keep a spray-crete or coloured surface looking new for years.
- Best for
- Coloured, exposed, stencilled & plain concrete
- Typical time
- 1–2 days
- Finish
- Matte to gloss; non-slip option
- How often
- Every few years, depending on use
Why it works
What sealing does
UV protection
Helps protect coloured concrete from fading and chalking.
Colour refresh
Deepens and revives tired colour.
Easier cleaning
Dirt and moss wash off a sealed surface more easily.
Re-sealing
Re-sealing spray-crete and stencilled concrete
Every sealed surface wears over time. A re-seal (clean, prep and fresh coats of sealer) is the simplest way to keep spray-crete and coloured concrete looking new, and far cheaper than resurfacing again. We re-seal surfaces we laid and ones laid by others.
Proof
Recent projects
St Marys
Tile Boxes Design
- Silver Sands + black baseline
- Black and white flecks
Castle Hill
PebbleCrete to Ashlar Slate Stencil Pattern
- French Grey + white baseline
- Black flecks
Leppington
Tile Boxes Design + Star Compass
- GunMetal + black baseline
- Bluegum flecks
Gallery
Before & after colour sealing
How it works
Four steps. No surprises.
You’ll always know what’s happening, when, and when you can use the surface again.
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01
Free measure & quote
We check the slab, measure up and bring real colour and pattern samples. You get a clear written quote.
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02
Preparation
Pressure cleaning or diamond grinding, crack and spall repair, masking. The part that decides how long it lasts.
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03
Apply the system
Base coats, colour, flake or stencil pattern, applied in the right conditions at the right thickness.
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04
Seal & hand over
Protective sealer, then a walk-through of cure times and simple care so it stays looking new.
FAQs
Concrete sealing: your questions answered
Can’t see your question? Ask us directly, we’re happy to help.
How often should concrete be re-sealed?
It depends on traffic, sun and the sealer used, typically every few years. If water stops beading on the surface or colour looks dull, it’s probably time.
Will sealing make my driveway slippery?
Sealers can be slippery when wet, so we add a non-slip additive on slopes, paths and steps.
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Free quote
Let’s look at your concrete.
Tell us a little about the job and we’ll arrange a free on-site measure and quote. Prefer to talk? Call Ray directly.
- Free on-site measure & colour samples
- Most homes done in 1–5 days
- Proper prep: grinding, crack repair, sealing