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Concrete Driveway Sealant Performance

Performance
Not all driveway sealers are alike (even those in the same product category), and no driveway sealer will last forever. Depending on the type of sealer used and exposure conditions, a sealer may last anywhere from 1 to 3 years. The type and quality of the resin makes a big difference in how long the sealer will last and how well it will perform during its life cycle.

Without going into a doctoral thesis on the chemical makeup and performance characteristics of driveway sealers, let's just say that you typically get what you pay for. Lower-cost sealers bought at your local hardware store usually can't match the quality and performance of commercial professional-grade sealers bought at a concrete materials supply house.

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