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( Note: "Surfacing" or "Surface Type" refers to a tile, brick, stone, paver etc. The term does not refer to a sealer or coating.)

Existing Installation:

Problem solving Existing sealer failing? Was it ever sealed? Stain removal or protection Color problems Soft, crumbling, flaking surfacing Efflorescence ( white, powdery stains) Create easier care and maintenance How to fix ..... Many, many other issues

Future Installation:

What you need to know before deciding on a surfacing: Compare one surface type with another Why there is no such thing as a problem surfacing, only misinformation about how it should be handled How to prevent problems and achieve desired appearance Contractor or dealer recommendations

From Your Perspective:

What you need to know as a: Homeowner hiring others Homeowner doing it yourself Contractor (any trade) Distributor Architect / Designer General Contractor

About Aldon products:

Sealers: Concerned about sealers? Why a sealer should not need to be reapplied every few months Why a sealer should do much more that bead water and look pretty! Do you need to seal it? How to get the look you want How to prevent or repair problems with a sealer Another tool for picking the sealer Receiving conflicting advice? Confused? Cleaners: How to select the right cleaner Concerned about cleaners causing damage? Receiving conflicting advice? Confused? How to use an Aldon product See product page for: Label reproduction Tips and troubleshooting Product characteristics Formula type Other questions: Product pricing Shipping cost Samples Shipping transit time

Acquiring Aldon products:

ORDERING ISSUES: Dealers and Aldon Warehouses Pick up or delivery Transit time to you Problem submitting an order SHIPPING ISSUES: Cold weather effects Shipping damage Rush deliveries Cost of shipping

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