Driveway
FAQ's

Sealant coatings offer numerous advantages to pavements, including enhanced durability and longevity, protection from harsh weather conditions, and improved overall appearance.

The frequency at which a sealant coating needs to be reapplied depends on various factors such as the climate, traffic volume, and the quality of the initial application. Typically, it is recommended to reapply every 2-3 years.

The drying time of a sealant coating can vary based on environmental factors such as temperature and humidity. On average, it takes 24-48 hours for a sealant coating to fully cure.

NO. It is not recommended to apply a sealant coating during adverse weather conditions such as heavy rain or extreme heat. It is best to wait for ideal weather conditions to ensure proper application and optimal results.

Yes, a new sealant coating can be applied over an existing one, but it is important to ensure that the previous coating is in good condition and fully cured before applying a new layer.

Yes, sealant coatings are available in various colors, allowing for customization and enhancement of the appearance of the pavement.