1. Before any sealer is applied, the entire area that’s to be sealed needs to be cleaned. This ensures that the sealer goes on smoothly and uniformly. It also keeps any dirt or grime from being sealed down into your pavers.

2. Before we reseal the area, we remove enough of the old sand between the pavers. Then, whether sealing or resealing, we add sand 1/8” below the chamfer edge of the paver and use a low-intensity water hose nozzle or broom to spread the sand around the paver area, letting it seep into the joints. 

3. We mix your sealer together thoroughly in order to prepare it for application. Once we put the final mixture together, we begin spraying it evenly across the area to be sealed. Applying it in overlapped rows so we don’t miss any spaces. 

4. After that, we let it sit for 48 hours to cure.