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How Long Does Driveway Sealer Last?

How Often Should You Reseal Your Driveway?


Intro:After investing in sealing your driveway, one key question remains — how long will it last?


Typical Lifespan of Concrete Sealers:

  • Penetrating Sealer: 3–5 years

  • Acrylic Sealer (Water-Based): 2–3 years

  • Acrylic Sealer (Solvent-Based): 3–4 years

  • High-Traffic Areas: May need more frequent resealing


What Affects Longevity?

  • Foot & Vehicle Traffic

  • UV Exposure

  • Surface Prep & Application Quality

  • Type of Sealer Used


How to Know It’s Time to Reseal:

  • Fading or dull finish

  • Water no longer beads on surface

  • Stains soak in instead of staying on top


Final Tip:Set a reminder to reseal every 2–3 years for maximum protection.

 
 
 

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