INNER SEAL is a water-borne sealant product made specifically for concrete to solve the damaging problems caused by water, acid, oil or juice penetration. Problems resulting from dusting, algae formation, soft concrete, saponification (causes vinyl tiles, paint, polyurethane and epoxy coatings to peel off) or simple efflorescence (ordinary concrete disintegration).

Used to seal concrete flooring, walls, blocks, pipes or other concrete substrates. Where top coatings protect the top surfaces of concrete, INNER SEAL solves the problems of concrete from the inside-out. All the action by INNER SEAL takes place deep down inside the concrete slab or structure, instead of just on the surface.
When INNER SEAL is sprayed or poured on the surface, it soaks deep into the concrete. When contact is made with the alkali in the concrete, it solidifies into a gel, chemically changing the alkali forever. This gel flows in all directions, filling the pores and hairline cracks, emulsifying any oil, acid, juice and other such foreign matter, floating it to the top to be washed away. This is an excellent way to help remove oil spills from porous concrete while sealing the concrete from any future seepage. The gel, which now fills the pores, starts to turn hard like the concrete itself. This hardening action reaches its maximum in about a month. Since INNER SEAL deeply penetrates the concrete, the concrete is now sealed permanently from the inside, not just temporarily on the surface as achieved from other sealants.