Sealer
There seem to be so many types of sealers on the market today that you could be forgiven for getting a little confused with choosing a sealer for your application needs. Every manufacturer tells you their’s is the best sealer and that it will last, that it will prevent this and that, and is the cheapest sealer, etc. etc. on the market today. But are they right. Find out the difference between a sealer and a sealant.
Here at Sealer.co.uk we hope we can help with your choice of sealer. We have written articles about their uses, on concrete, wood, for use with food and storage, types of sealers, faults and benefits of a sealer and generally anything else we find interesting or appropriate about sealers.
I hope you find this information useful on choosing a sealer.
What is a sealer. (Liquid)
A sealer is a liquid applied to a porous material to obtain either or a combination of one of the following-
- For the surface to become non-porouus.
- Stop oil and water penetration.
- To enhance the colour of the material.
- To help with anti-slip properties
- Prevent staining
What is a sealer (food + others)
A sealer is a way that you can seal an item such as food and other materials against either air or contaminates to preserve the life of the item. Examples are….
- vacuum sealers
- bag sealers
- food sealers
- heat sealers
