BOOWAN NICOLE Paste Sealer Wax with Carnauba and Beeswax - Clear - Perfect for Wood Stone Concrete Jesmonite, Food-Grade Waterproof

This is a great sealer for resincrete products made. Waterproofs and seals items you have made to help them last a long time.

First time using this. So no history of longevity.

Perfect sealing set though it had leaked a little in transit, I guess because of the heat.

If you need a wax sealer: countertops, cutting boards, concreate, etc projects - highly recommend. We used it to seal outside concreate planters and wood cutting board. It made a difference and greatly improved the color. If you have like Ikea countertop do not hesitate to apply. Very nice, good quality product. Highly recommend.

I use this on my painted rocks to give them a shine. I prefer to use this natural wax to other sealers. I use this on wood as well to give my pens and handles a high sheen and some water resistance. It's not sticky and if you polish it enough you won't even know there is a coating there as it will completely work it's way into the wood. I have even experimented with using it on styrofoam carved items with mixed results. It gives them a more fiberglass feel than the styrofoam alone but it is hard to work with as it wants to stick quickly to the styrofoam. That being it said it's not made for that! I also have used it on painted toilet paper rolls to make faux candles at halloween. It gives them a waxy look. It’s easy to apply, and the water-resistant properties are great for my outdoor decorations. Plus, the fact that it’s food-grade and odorless is a huge bonus. Highly recommended for anyone looking to seal and protect their wooden, stone, or concrete items!

I recently made some concrete planters using 3D-printed molds and concrete. Because concrete is porous, I needed some sealer to limit water leakage from the pots. As a result, I ordered this paste sealer wax. The container did have a tiny leak out onto the cardboard box, but its paste-like nature prevented too much spillage. Applying it to the concrete was easy and straightforward, but I chose to use a rag instead of the provided materials as the sponge wasn't very strong. The concrete had fairly decent water repulsion after applying the wax. Overall, it did a good job.