Z Aqua-Poxy (2 qt. epoxy sealer)

First time concrete counter top

This product was easy apply and looks great.

Z Aqua Poxy saved my counter tops!

I made, I think, every mistake a person can make when making concrete counter tops! Long story short, I ended up grinding down the waves I made from screeding. Then little holes started showing up. I called support, learned the Z SiAcryl 14 I planed on using before my mistake will not seal the type of holes I had. But this product z Aqua Poxy does get into the holes and seals. I ended up creating streaks. (my countertops are so large, (4x10 ) the sealer began to set before I could roll the opposite way. ) I was able to sand paper that out after I learned that because they are so large, it took the sealer longer to dry. (Tom is an awesome support. I should’ve just asked in the first place to avoid all these mistakes ) so after letting it dry completely for three days and light sanding, with two people rolling only one direction leaving no marks (took less than 5 min), we were able to apply a beautiful coat. After three more coats, I am so happy with the results. thank you Z countertops for saving my countertops from the sledgehammer.

Super disappointed

I had much higher expectations of this product based on the description, price, and recommendation given by one of the employees. We have a textured countertop and had used the aqua thane (found many pinholes that’s didn’t seal) and proceeded to completely sand down and start from scratch. After purchasing the Z-Aqua Poxy and following every instruction from the technical data sheet perfectly, from prep to application-even verifying exact recoat time- the durability is AWFUL. We have had 5 chips within a month; which have exposed the concrete underneath and have allowed water to get through and seep below the surface of the sealant. This product went on nicely and looks nice but does not perform as it was promised. I can’t believe it’s marketed to last and frustrated to have spent so much time and money for this. Now I’m stuck between patching chips forever and hoping I catch it before something stains or start over again and going for a different brand with a better sealer. I’d recommend saving yourself the time and money and look elsewhere for sealants.