Color Tint
$65.00
A concentrated translucent tint designed to restore color to worn, faded brick pavers while allowing the natural variation and character of the surface to remain visible. Available in Red, Brown, Gray and Tan. Supplied in 1-gallon containers.
Color Tint is supplied in 1-gallon containers.
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Bring faded pavers back to life.
A concentrated translucent tint designed to restore color to worn, faded brick pavers while allowing the natural variation and character of the surface to remain visible.
Mix directly into compatible Seal ‘n Lock water-based sealers to refresh existing color or create custom tones. Available in Red, Brown, Gray, and Tan, with colors that can be blended for additional options. Supplied in 1-gallon containers.

Benefits
How to mix and apply it.
Mix it into the sealer
Add the desired amount of Seal ‘n Lock Color Tint to a compatible water-based sealer and stir with a drill mixer for approximately 1 to 2 minutes, or until completely mixed, prior to application. When adding color to a two-component product such as PRO Max Gloss 2K, thoroughly mix the color with Part A before mixing with Part B as usual.
For the most consistent results, stir lightly and periodically during application to maintain even color distribution, and remix any leftover material with a drill mixer before applying.
Dial in the color
Adjust the amount of tint to control the final appearance, from subtle, translucent color enhancement to stronger color restoration. Use less for a more translucent appearance, or gradually increase the concentration up to 16 ounces per gallon of sealer. Always start with a test area and adjust the tint concentration until the desired color is achieved.
Do not add too much color. Over-pigmenting can contribute to color float, uneven appearance, or streaking, particularly with darker colors.
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Test the color first.
Seal ‘n Lock Color Tint gives contractors the ability to refresh faded pavers without automatically covering the natural variation of the surface. Colors can be blended to create custom tones for the project. Always start with a test area and adjust the tint concentration until the desired color is achieved.