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"DEEP PENETRATING SOLVENT BASED ACRYLIC\nSupreme 2000 is a special low molecular weight, solvent based, 25% solids pure acrylic sealer for exposed aggregate, decorative and stamped concrete projects. It's deep penetrating and ultra-low viscosity formula allows for less surface build-up and easy application by sprayer.\nSurfkoat 2000 Supreme is 100% pure acrylic and will never yellow due to UV exposure. It's low surface build makes this a great sealer for pool decks, sidewalks and other areas where a heavy, thick film might not be desirable. This is our all time favorite sealer to use with color in tinted applications.\n&nbsp;\n2000 Supreme is an excellent choice for all types of concrete!\n\nTinted Sealer\nExposed Aggregate\nStained Concrete\nStamped Concrete\n\n&nbsp;\nNot sure which product is right for you?We Offer Sample Sizes of All Our Most Popular Products.. Including 2000 Supreme!\n&nbsp;\nEssentials\n\nFor all types of Concrete\nSolvent Based\nWet Look\nSemi-gloss Finish\nRoller or Sprayer Application\nCoverage - See Detailed Info\n\n&nbsp;\nWhat's up with all these acrylics? What's the freaking difference? Which is right for me?\nAs you search for the \"perfect sealer\" you will likely come across hundreds of solvent-based acrylics, all in a different shiny can, and all claiming to be the \"best sealer ever invented\". Truth is, there are only a few basic differences in solvent-based acrylics that are even noticeable to the average user. Many (if not most) are the EXACT same products private labeled over and over with new claims to fame. Here are the three basic things you should be looking at when choosing a solvent-based acrylic:\nAcrylic Formula - Pure Acrylic or Co-polymer? Pure acrylics are typically a little more durable than co-polymer (styrene-acrylics) and will not yellow with UV exposure. Pure acrylics should only be applied to cured concrete (28+ days old). Styrene-Acrylics are often referred to as \"cure and seals since they can be applied to freshly poured concrete. The addition of styrene into the formula allows for a bit of breathability. Because of this, styrene-acrylics are a little more forgiving if you apply them over concrete that has a higher moisture content. Unfortunately, they typically don't last as long and most will \"yellow\" to some degree over time with UV exposure, no matter what the manufacturer says.\nSolids Ratio - This is simply the ratio of acrylic to solvent in the product. The most common ratios are 25% and 30%. Simply put, 25% products contain 5% less solids than 30% products. This means a 25% product is a bit thinner, penetrates deeper and is sprayable. Usually both produce the same gloss finish, but because the 25% leaves a thinner film and penetrates deeper, it appears more of a semi-gloss than a 30%. It has been our experience that 25% products will consistently outperform 30% products due to their superior penetration. Thinner films are also less likely to flake, peel or chip than thicker films. The exception is exposed aggregate where a thicker product is often needed due to the additional texture and porosity.\nVOC content - This has to do with the types of solvents that are used in the formula. Many local, state and regional laws now regulate the amount of VOC's a product can emit. This means \"low VOC\" formulas usually contain higher levels of \"exempt\" solvents like acetone and butyl-acetates. For the most part this does not change the quality of the product, but it does affect the drying speed. Typically \"low VOC\" solvents evaporate more quickly, which gives the sealer less time to penetrate and/or bond to an existing coating. Delamination is a big problem with low VOC solvent-based acrylics when applied in hot temps or direct sunlight.\nSo.... If you are looking for a solvent-based acrylic, consider the attributes of each and make the best decision for your situation based on facts, not brand, packaging, marketing or online sealer review sites just trying to market the products they sell.\n&nbsp;\nStd. VOC Tech Data Sheet\nStd. VOC Safety Data Sheet\n&nbsp;\nLow VOC Tech Data Sheet\nLow VOC Safety Data Sheet\n&nbsp;\nWarning: This product can expose you to chemicals including Cumene and Naphthalene, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.\n&nbsp;\nWARNING!!!!! Be sure to select the proper VOC version for your area! \nStandard VOC version CANNOT be shipped to California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, District of Columbia, Illinois, Indiana, Maine, Maricopa County of Arizona, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Northern VA*, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island or Northwest Utah*.\nAll other states EXCEPT California*, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Maryland, New York, Rhode Island, Maricopa County of Arizona, and Northwest Utah* may purchase either version.\nNO version of this product can be shipped to Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Maryland, New York, Rhode Island, Maricopa County of Arizona, Northwes…"
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