Candle Crete Sealer
Earth Safe Finishes

Candle Crete Sealer

Sale price$31.953.2
Introducing our newest sealer, designed for use with all types of concrete. Great for containers, vessels, trays and more. Created to be safe to use with candles.

Easy application, apply with brush or sponge, wipe on, or use as a dip!

Candle Crete Sealer is a sealer engineered for hard to coat surfaces like concrete, terra cotta, brick, gypsum, Cement-All, Hydrostone, plaster & more. Just as importantly though, it doesn’t yellow, forms a durable barrier and is non-flammable and safe for use with candles. Candle Crete Sealer provides a durable seal that is UV resistant and water repelling. Best of all, it’s bio-based, eco-friendly and completely FREE of VOCs, heavy metals, toxins, and solvents. Our products are Made in the USA and never tested on animals.

Brush, sponge or wipe instructions:
  • Apply to your piece that is clean from dust and debris. 
  • Let dry, you may add 2nd coat after at least 30-60 minutes.
  • Let it dry and cure for 3-4 days. 
  • It is best to test a sample jar first to adjust method of application.
  • Use between 60-80 degrees F.
  • Keep used liquid separate from original container. 
Instructions when using as a dip:
  • To use, stir thoroughly and pour into a container large enough for your piece,
  • Gently roll or dip cement piece that is free from dust or debris making sure to cover entire the entire surface for about one minute to let sealer absorb. 
  • Gently remove, allowing the excess liquid to drain, and place it on a wire rack to dry.
  • Check for drips after 10 minutes and touch up if necessary.
  • Let dry, you may add a 2nd coat after at least 30-60 minutes. Let dry for 3-4 days.
  • It is best to test a sample jar first to adjust method of application.
  • Use in temperatures between 60-80 degrees F.
  • It is very important to keep used liquid separate from the original container as to not cross contaminate your new sealer. 
Use ESF No VOC Varnish for exterior protection. 

*Free Guide to Concrete Candle Making*

Size: 16oz

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Customer Reviews

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Jenn
Too early to give an accurate review

The new formula immediately feels thicker and gives a more consistent texture and spread. However, our candle vessels showed signs of seepage with the old formula a few months after sealing, so only time will tell if this new sealer is sufficient.

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Dawn Blue
New formula?

This is my 3rd time to purchase the gallon concrete sealer, previously called “Hydrodip” matte. It was great the first time, one quick dip sealed the concrete jars nicely. The 2nd order was very thinned out and had a yellow hue, which took 2 coats but still didn’t look as pretty as the first sealer. It seemed to need another coat but I didn’t have time for that. So here we are 3rd order with a new name “Candle Crete Sealer”, which is the only concrete sealer available now. It’s beautiful bright white, however it’s extremely thick like Elmer’s glue & impossible to dip. I tried adding some water to thin it out some, but I still couldn’t dip with thick consistency and ended up having to apply with a foam brush. It took hours to apply on about 30 jars! They came out pretty, but I’ll admit it was a lot of work, and I’m spoiled to the original formula. On the bright side, since it’s so thick it will last a very long time!

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Christine Wilson
Love the Candle Crete Sealer

I've used the preserver sealer for years but wanted to try the new Candle Crete sealer, and I'll be buying more Candle Crete. It dries quickly, doesn't cause yellowing, and I've had absolutely no leakage with 2 coats on the inside of my candle jars. Great product!

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Carolyn
Quick dip

In the past I used the sealant and was quite happy with the results. Unfortunately, the dip I received from my last two orders was too thick. I emailed the company but never received a response. I had placed my second order assuming that the first was a bad batch but was disappointed a second time.

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beth cacciotti
Takes forever to dry

... and having to plan over a week ahead is tough. Seems to seal well so I guess that's the point.

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