A Penetrating Sealer for your Driveway will Protect it from Erosion

1. Sealing minimize pebbles popping out from aggregate concrete by hardening surrounding cement
2. It minimizes erosion of cement from pressure washing and rain
3. Reduced cracking by strengthening concrete and encouraging water to flow off the surface
4. It slows weathering and breaking up of existing crack edges by hardening the concrete
5. The sealer reduces the potential for staining (oil stains) because fewer air pores are available to be filled
6. Sealer seals driveway by providing a harder surface with fewer pores which makes cleanings easier.
7. It helps concrete look more uniform by increasing hardness and minimizing wear
8. Concrete sealer slows sub concrete soil erosion by keeping the surface water on top
9. The sealer hardens the concrete and makes it more resistant to wear
10. Sealer fills air pores, slows water absorption and minimizes seepage of water to feed algae after the rains
11. Sealer slows the growth of mildew in the same way
12. It is safer to walk on because of reduced slipperiness from mildew and algae
13. Save money and time by going longer between concrete cleanings
14. Drip lines on the driveway by garage door from gutter water eroding the concrete. 
15. Hardening the concrete with a sealer and keeping the gutters clean helps keep the concrete keep a more uniform appearance for longer.

What Type of Concrete/Masonry Sealer Should be Used

There are several types of concrete or masonry sealers: Acrylic (topcoat), Silica / Silicate (surface, and slightly penetrating) and long-lasting polyester (Eco-Wares Staff Note: This is the Trojan Masonry & Concrete Sealer )