Sakrete
Sakrete 120045 Concrete Sealer Pail Clear Cure Seal
Clear, waterborne acrylic sealer cures, hardens and dustproofs fresh or existing concrete, terrazzo, brick and stone
- TypeCaulks
- Clear non-yellowing finish protects concrete appearance
- Waterborne acrylic formula seals and hardens fresh concrete
- Single product cures and seals in one step
- Dustproofs existing surfaces like brick and stone
- Ready-to-use pail simplifies application on site
Clear concrete sealer for fresh
Sakrete Cure N Seal (WB) is a waterborne, acrylic polymer modified resin compound that cures, seals, and hardens freshly placed concrete. The clear, non‑yellowing formula also protects and dustproofs existing concrete, terrazzo, brick, stone, and other cementitious materials. It is sold new in a pail identified by number 120045.
Low‑odour waterborne formula suits indoor
Because the sealer is waterborne, it emits minimal odour and cleans up with water while the film is still wet. The acrylic resin penetrates the substrate to reduce surface dusting without forming a heavy film that traps moisture. Application can be made with brush, roller, or sprayer on horizontal or vertical areas.
Durable film resists wear under continued traffic
Once cured, the acrylic membrane withstands foot traffic, light wheeled loads, and weather exposure without yellowing or chalking. The sealer maintains its protective barrier on driveways, patios, warehouse floors, and architectural concrete through repeated wet‑dry cycles. Re‑application is straightforward when the surface eventually shows signs of wear.
Highlights
- Clear non-yellowing finish protects concrete appearance
- Waterborne acrylic formula seals and hardens fresh concrete
- Single product cures and seals in one step
- Dustproofs existing surfaces like brick and stone
- Ready-to-use pail simplifies application on site
Specifications
| Type | Caulks |
|---|---|
| Brand | SAKRETE |
Questions about this item
How do I apply the Sakrete 120045 Concrete Sealer to fresh concrete, and what timing mistake should I avoid?
Apply with roller or sprayer after bleed water evaporates but while the surface is still damp; waiting until the slab is fully dry prevents proper curing and reduces sealer penetration.
Will the clear acrylic film from the Sakrete 120045 need recoating, and how often?
Yes, the waterborne acrylic film wears under traffic and UV exposure; plan to clean and reapply a maintenance coat every one to three years depending on abrasion and sunlight.
What is the first performance limit I will hit if I use the Sakrete 120045 on a driveway that sees daily vehicle traffic?
Surface abrasion from tyres and grit will wear through the thin acrylic film before chemical degradation occurs, leading to gloss loss and reduced water repellency in the wheel paths.
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