5050 PolyTop Concrete Countertop High Gloss Polyurea Sealer 1/2G

An Extremely High Gloss Polyurea Coating Designed for Concrete Countertops

Versatile Building Products 5050 Polyurea Concrete Countertop Sealer is a proprietary formula that is designed for speed and Heat Resistance. New developments in Nano-Technology have allowed us to increase the heat resistance of this already Heat Resistant Polyurea. 5050 Polyurea Concrete Countertop Sealer has a potlife up to 45 minutes in real world conditions and it dries in 60-90 minutes after it is applied to concrete. 5050 will provide an extremely wet look to the concrete due to its ability to dive deep into the concrete surface

Features & Advantages

• NANO Technology Resists Heat
• Non YellowingUse Inside or Outside
• Extremely Fast Drying
• Long Pot-Life
• Penetrates Deep Into Porous Concrete
• Provides an extremely "Wet Look"
• Abrasion Resistant
• Will Cure At Temperatures Just Above Freezing

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Our Polyurea beats Flexmar's Polyaspartic Coatings in an independent test reported on the Concrete Network!

See how our Polyurea Coatings Scored #1 with 100% and Flexmar's Polyaspartic scored 4th with 95%!

The Results of CCI's Stain Tests

The Concrete Countertop Institute (CCI) performed extensive stain tests on 27 different sealers, which included multi-component catalyzed systems, single-component products, reactive sealers, penetrating treatments and wax.

Keep in mind that not all of the strengths and weaknesses of the sealers are quantified or addressed in CCI's sealer testing program. This was a test only of stain and etch resistance, so the ranking is not an indication of the overall desirability of a sealer. Other factors such as appearance, ease of application, cost, environmental impact and ease of repair were not tested. However, these factors are also important when choosing a sealer to use on your concrete countertops.

The best stain protection was provided by coatings, including waxes, hardeners and repellants. No penetrating sealer treatment provided anywhere near the protection than did an average-performing coating.

For coatings, the best stain protection was provided by highly chemical-resistant products such as urethanes and epoxies. On average, acrylics and reactive sealers faired poorly. The best acrylic performed about the same as the poorest performing epoxy.

It should be evident by the results that not all sealers provide the same degree of protection. It's up to you to decide how much protection is required for a particular application. Fireplace mantels and bathroom vanities, for example, have different performance requirements than kitchen countertops, so a sealer that would fair poorly in a kitchen might be fine on a bathroom vanity.

The top scoring multi-component finishes that provide excellent protection against all 14 staining agents:

Polytop and Flexmar are both solvent-based finishes. Richard James Specialty Chemical's Stonelok system uses a water-based epoxy (E3) and a water-based urethane (2K).

The above report was found on the ConcreteNetwork website.