Paver Sealer Stripper

[marisalee]

I applied high gloss Paver Sealer to my brick interlock driveway.
After the first coat dried, I applied a second coat.
Then some parts of driveway has a white film.
How to fix this problem?
I am thinking using a paver sealer stripper to remove the brick interlock driveway.
Which brand is good?
I google and discover this website
www .opwdecks. com / paver-sealer-stripper.htm
Is that a good product?
I live in Canada.

[pushkins]

Two reasons for the white milky film your seeing.
1. Pavers weren't completely dry when you applied the sealer or
2. Too much sealer was applied

You will need to strip the sealer off, then wash down the entire area, let it dry completely (might be hard in Canada at this time of year) then reapply the sealer.

[marisalee]

Two reasons for the white milky film your seeing.
1. Pavers weren't completely dry when you applied the sealer or
2. Too much sealer was applied

You will need to strip the sealer off, then wash down the entire area, let it dry completely (might be hard in Canada at this time of year) then reapply the sealer.

Which product is needed to strip the sealer off?
Is the product I googled good enough?

[pushkins]

Super Stripper has a good reputation.

[jasonroy112]

It seems like the white film you’re seeing after applying the second coat of high gloss Paver Sealer is likely due to moisture trapped beneath the surface or improper curing. To fix this, using a paver sealer stripper is a good option, but make sure to follow the manufacturer's instructions carefully. As for the product you mentioned, I can’t speak to its quality specifically, but it’s always a good idea to check reviews and see if others in Canada have had positive experiences with it.

In addition to the paver sealer stripper, consider applying a fresh coat of sealer after the surface is completely clean and dry. If you need more advice, especially on products for tougher jobs, looking into options for pavers Delray Beach could give you insight into the best products for challenging surfaces like yours.