Dayton Superior AggreGloss Satin J25S is a 25% methacrylate sealer in a 5 gallon pail that dries to a low-gloss satin film on decorative concrete and pavers. The breathable film seals and dustproofs stamped and exposed-aggregate surfaces when a satin look is wanted.
Dayton Superior AggreGloss Satin J25S is a 25% solids methacrylate sealer in aromatic solvent that dries to a clear low-gloss satin film. It is used to seal, dustproof, and enrich stamped concrete, exposed aggregate, and pavers without a high-gloss look. This listing is the 5 gallon pail, code 305646. Two light coats are typical. The film stays non-yellowing in sunlight.
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Chemistry | 25% methacrylate in aromatic solvent |
| Finish | Low-gloss satin |
| VOC | Less than 700 g/L |
| Pack | 5 gallon pail |
| Product code | 305646 |
| Shelf life | 24 months |
| Coats | Two light coats typical |
| Min substrate wait | 24 hours after rain or washing |
| Max hot substrate | Avoid above 90 F |
| Min temperature | 40 F |
Product documents: Dayton Superior AggreGloss Satin J25S Sealer Section (PDF)
What surfaces is Dayton Superior AggreGloss Satin J25S used on?
New or old concrete, stamped concrete, exposed aggregate, and pavers that need a low-gloss satin film.
What pail size is Dayton Superior AggreGloss Satin J25S?
This listing is the 5 gallon pail, code 305646.
What gloss does Dayton Superior AggreGloss Satin J25S leave?
A clear low-gloss satin film. The methacrylate stays non-yellowing in sunlight.
What coat count does Dayton Superior AggreGloss Satin J25S typically need?
Two light coats. Let the first coat dry, then place the second as a complete, uninterrupted film.
What dry wait does Dayton Superior AggreGloss Satin J25S need?
The substrate must be dry. After rain or washing, wait at least 24 hours.
What abrasion limit does Dayton Superior AggreGloss Satin J25S have?
Not for high-abrasion decks and roadways. Keep it off glass and metal during spray.
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