Euclid EverClear is a solvent-based pure acrylic cure and seal for decorative concrete. It leaves a clear, non-yellowing satin film that darkens and enriches stamped, exposed-aggregate, and colored concrete while the slab can still breathe.
Euclid EverClear is a solvent-based pure acrylic cure and seal for decorative concrete. It leaves a clear, non-yellowing satin film that darkens and enriches stamped concrete, exposed aggregate, pavers, and acid-stained slabs while helping the surface breathe. It protects against traffic, weather, and de-icing salts without a heavy high-gloss build.
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Euclid Chemical |
| Product | EverClear |
| Type | Solvent-based pure acrylic cure and seal |
| Packaging | 5 gal pail |
| Finish | Medium gloss / satin; darkens substrate |
| Solids | >25% |
| Dry to touch | Less than 1 hour |
| Foot / wheel traffic | 4 to 6 hours / 6 to 10 hours |
| Coverage (new concrete) | 300 to 350 ft2/gal first coat |
| Compliances | ASTM C1315 Type 1 Class A; ASTM C309 Type 1 |
| Application temperature | 40 F to 90 F |
Product documents: EverClear Technical Data Sheet
What is Euclid EverClear?
A solvent-based pure acrylic cure and seal for decorative concrete. It is non-yellowing, harder than blend cure-and-seals, and leaves a satin film that enriches color.
Will it darken the slab?
Yes. It greatly darkens concrete and has a medium-gloss finish. Run a test area before the full application.
Can it be used as a cure on new concrete?
Yes, after bleed water evaporates and the surface is hard enough not to mar. It also reseals existing decorative concrete.
Gasoline or shop fluids?
EverClear is not resistant to gasoline or other automotive fluids.
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