Diamond Shield Fortifier
Diamond Shield Fortifier is the only asphalt sealer additive developed by sealcoaters for sealcoaters. With this patented curing compound, you can sealcoat a parking lot and open it back up for traffic in hours, not days. In the short northern sealcoating season, getting asphalt sealer to dry quickly in cool temperatures or in shady areas can be a lost cause. But if you add Diamond Shield fortifier, you'll be able to get to line striping faster and finish jobs in less time. Since Time = Money, this product is a must-have!
This formula is a non-latex formula that modifies the viscosity (thickness) of a sealer. Diamond Shield calls this process Active Curing. Faster sealing means a blacker film, making your pavement really stand out from the competition.
By drying more quickly, you can kiss broom and squeegee marks goodbye - tire tracks too!
You can also use your treated sealer as an oil spot primer before you sealcoat for two-in-one performance. It stabilizes oil spots so they don't reappear after a car drives over it.
Add weeks to the beginning and end of your sealcoating season with Diamond Shield Fortifier.
No, this product will not remain stable if it is allowed to freeze. Shelf life in a heated location is 1-2 years.
No stirring or diluting of DSF is necessary prior to adding DSF to the sealer.
- Use 1/2 gallon of DSF for lower traffic to 3/4 gallon of DSF per 100 gallons of raw sealer for higher traffic.
- For night work, use no more than 1¼ gallon of DSF per 100 gallons raw seal.
Open container and pour contents into your normal mixture of raw sealer cut with your normal amount of water prior to adding your sand load if you are using a machine that supports sand (ActionSeal centrifugal pump models do NOT). Observe all seal coat manufacturer guidelines when using DSF. If sealer seams thicker than desired ad a little more water until correct consistency is reached and use a little less DSF on your next mix.
Yes, you can use DSF with the ActionSeal Centrifugal pump.
It is recommended that the tank be emptied if the sealer is mixed with DSF especially during cold weather.
Yes, you can use DSF with the ActionSeal Centrifugal pump.
No stirring or diluting of DSF is necessary prior to adding DSF to the sealer.
Use 1/2 gallon of DSF for lower traffic to 3/4 gallon of DSF per 100 gallons of raw sealer for higher traffic. For night work, use no more than 1¼ gallon of DSF per 100 gallons raw seal.
Open the container and pour contents into your normal mixture of raw sealer cut with your normal amount of water.
| Shipping Length | 10 |
| Shipping Width | 10 |
| Shipping Height | 10 |
| Shipping Weight | 20 |