Concrete Sealers

Concrete Wax - Gloss

Concrete Wax - Gloss Water-Based High Gloss Acrylic Concrete Floor Wax For Interior Floors

Water-Based High Gloss Acrylic Concrete Floor Wax For Interior Floors

The Armor Wax – Gloss is designed to instantly enhance sealed and unsealed interior concrete surfaces, and revive old concrete coatings with an attractive, lasting high gloss finish.

  • Will instantly enhance interior concrete surfaces with a high gloss finish

  • Can be applied over existing concrete coatings and VCT tile to offer a fresh high gloss finish

  • Can easily be applied to clean surfaces with a microfiber mop

  • Reduced damage and deterioration caused by surface abrasion and spills

  • Water based formula

  • UV stable, non-yellowing

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Concrete Wax - Gloss Water-Based High Gloss Acrylic Concrete Floor Wax For Interior Floors
Concrete Wax - Gloss Water-Based High Gloss Acrylic Concrete Floor Wax For Interior Floors

  • The Armor Concrete Wax is designed for interior concrete floors. It can be applied to unsealed concrete floors, as well over most acrylic, epoxy, or urethane coatings.

    Common Applications:

    • Garage floors

    • Warehouse, retail, restaurant, and office floors

    • Basement floors and living area floors

  • Clear gloss.

    The applicator is responsible for suitability of application, and the results of the application. We suggest applying to a test area first to verify compatibility, absorption, coverage rate, and project suitability.

  • When properly applied, the Armor Concrete Wax can provide up to 2 years of life before the need to recoat.

    While the Armor Concrete Wax is designed to out-last and out-perform similar products on the market, there are several factors that can impact actual product life including the severity of surface abrasion and level of foot traffic, the porosity of the concrete or condition of the existing coating, and the amount of resin build-up on the surface. Some surfaces need to be sealed more often, while others can go a few years without re-sealing.