SKYLT Sealer

Invisible protection

Our lacquer production craftsmen looked for a way to retain the untreated appearance of substrates. The result of their quest is SKYLT. SKYLT protects the original and emphasises the original appearance. Thanks to this SKYLT Sealer, it is now also suitable for mineral surfaces.

Unique features

Negates the hydrophilic properties of mineral substrates.
Waterproof in two coats.
Finish with 2 coats of SKYLT Original #5510 to retain the untreated appearance.

Product information
Frequently asked questions
Documents / factsheets

FOR THE USER:

SKYLT Sealer for mineral substrates.
Negates the hydrophilic properties of mineral substrates.
Waterproof in two coats.
SKYLT Sealer will initially darken the substrate and show visible roller strokes, gloss and thickness differences.
The discolouration will disappear after a finish with SKYLT Original.
Finish with 2 coats of SKYLT Original #5510 to retain the untreated appearance.
Suitable for indoor application.
Suitable for use as a wall finish.

FOR THE END USER:

Retains the untreated appearance of mineral substrates, such as concrete and beton cire.
Can also be applied to vertical surfaces.

Contact

Call +31 255 54 84 48
or mail or download our brochures

Guidance on the floor for the professional

+31647057824

Reference projects

AVAILABLE IN THE FOLLOWING PACKAGING

SKYLT Sealer #5030

SKYLT Sealer #5030

Item no.	Product	Content	EAN	Packed in
5260833	SKYLT Sealer	1,00 lt	8716544041820	bottle
5260839	SKYLT Sealer	4,00 lt	8716544042513	can

Can SKYLT Sealer be applied to any type of self-levelling compound?: If the self-levelling compound is used for a fully utilised floor, it should feature high scratch and pressure resistance. In addition to pressure strength, tensile strength is also important. You should therefore use a self-levelling compound that is suitable for parquet.
Select a self-levelling compound marked by the producer to be suitable for subsequent coats without the need of sanding the top coat.
In addition, the self-levelling compound should be a cementitious product. On hybrid or gypsum-based surfaces, the SKYLT Sealer will only appear to adhere properly.
We have tested the following self-levelling compounds:
Stauf XP-10, Uzin NC-170 and Eurocoll 990
These surfaces yielded good results:
Thomsit XXL Xpress, Weberfloor Project Basis Egalisatie and power-floated concrete
Can SKYLT Sealer be used in the bathroom or on countertops?: Yes, for surfaces exposed to water, we recommend applying two coats of SKYLT Sealer and 2 coats of SKYLT Original. A proper, waterproof finish on the seams, corners, edges and connections is a must, as moisture seepage into the lacquer system may result in permanent, dark discolouration.
Before applying the mineral finish, make sure the surface has sufficient pressure resistance and shape stability. This will help prevent cracks in the mineral finish.
Can SKYLT Sealer be applied to lime paint?: The open structure of lime paint makes it unsuitable for SKYLT Sealer.
When I apply the SKYLT Sealer, I can see a clear discolouration of the surface. It is not invisible. How is this possible?: That's right. The SKYLT Sealer has glossy properties and a viscous composition. As a result, SKYLT Sealer will initially darken the surface. The roller pattern with gloss and thickness differences will likewise remain visible.
Once the surface is finished with SKYLT Original #5510, the original, natural appearance of the surface will return.
Can I place a hot pan onto a countertop finished with SKYLT Sealer and SKYLT Original?: The SKYLT Sealer protects surfaces against water and moisture, not against the effect of hot pans.
I want to apply an invisible finish to the rear wall of my kitchen. Can I use SKYLT sealer for this?: You can, but this is often not necessary. If the wall was finished with a beton cire or similar finish, SKYLT Sealer should be applied. If the wall was finished with a latex paint, 2 coats of SKYLT Original will suffice.
Can you cover a freshly lacquered floor with a "breathing" floor protection?: Covering a freshly lacquered floor always involves risks, although these are less when using a breathable quality. Our advice is to first carefully consider whether the work sequence can be adjusted, so that covering can be omitted. If there is really no other option, we advise the professional to first deliver the floor and only then have it covered. Never use tape to secure the covering material to the fresh lacquer coat.