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Chemical stripping and resealing
White, hazy or peeling sealer is not dirt, and pressure washing will not remove it. We chemically strip the failed sealer, prepare the surface properly and reseal it the right way.
Why sealer turns white
We have seen it time and time again. A homeowner invests thousands of dollars in beautiful decorative pavers, and the sealer is not applied properly. The job can look amazing the day it is finished, but within a short time the pavers start to turn white and cloudy.
We rarely use xylene-based (solvent) sealers, and we do not recommend them. When we reseal, we use a two-part premium urethane sealer made to be applied on dry or damp surfaces, so South Florida humidity does not hold the job back. Even with the right product, the result depends on how the sealer is applied.
Our guarantee
We are the only company in Florida that guarantees our sealer will not turn white and cloudy. Limited warranty, ask us for the details on your project.
Fact vs fiction
The key is not simply applying a sealer. It is using the right sealer, on the right surface, with the right preparation and application process.
Our process
Another coat on top only traps more moisture. The failed layer has to come off first.
We identify the paver or stone, the existing sealer, how many layers there are and where the moisture is coming from.
A stripper made for the job removes the cloudy, failing layer that pressure washing cannot touch.
We reseal with a two-part premium urethane sealer matched to the surface, applied in the right amount and to the manufacturer’s specifications.
You get a clear cure window and a resealing schedule that fits South Florida weather.
Real results
Drag across each photo to compare. These projects are from our white cloudy sealer removal work.
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Where we do it
We restore cloudy sealers on homes and on commercial properties across Broward and Palm Beach County, and we choose the sealer based on the surface: pavers, concrete, stamped concrete or natural stone.
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Know MoreFAQ
The most common causes are a sealer that is not made for South Florida humidity and rain, the wrong product for the surface, too many coats or poor application. Any of these can leave a white, cloudy appearance.
Not necessarily. In most cases it can be reversed with professional stripping, cleaning and the correct reseal.
No. Pressure washing alone will not fix it. The failed sealer has to be chemically stripped before a new one is applied.
Yes. We restore cloudy sealers on residential and commercial properties, including storefronts, office buildings, parking areas and community spaces.
Yes. We choose the sealer based on the material, whether it is pavers, concrete, stamped concrete or natural stone.
Over time the cloudy layer can trap dirt, peel or flake and make the surface look worse, which usually means a bigger restoration later.
Yes. Too much sealer, the wrong product for the surface or poor application are the most common causes of a cloudy, uneven finish.
Foot traffic is usually fine after 24 hours. Wait 3 days (72 hours) after sealing before driving on it. We give you the exact window for your project.
With South Florida sun and rain, we recommend resealing every 2 to 3 years to keep the surface protected.
Yes. Our two-part premium urethane sealer is made to be applied on dry or damp surfaces, so we do not have to wait for a perfectly dry day to seal.
Yes. We are the only company in Florida that guarantees our sealer will not turn white and cloudy, with a limited warranty. Ask us for the warranty details on your project.
Call us at 754-219-1605 or use our contact form. We inspect the surface and recommend the right solution before any work begins.
Service areas
Serving homes and businesses throughout Broward and Palm Beach County.
We will inspect it and tell you exactly what it needs.