BallistiSeal Advanced
The first stage of the Emulated Polish system. The amount you need changes with the porosity of your concrete, which is why the calculator asks you to run the quick water test.
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Start with your exact square footage. Then answer one quick question about your concrete and we’ll calculate your recommended gallons of BallistiSeal Advanced and Black Label.
Enter the approximate size of the concrete area you want to transform.
Put a small amount of water on clean bare concrete and choose the closest result.
You do not need to become a coating expert. Think of the system as two simple stages: build the foundation, then finish the surface.
The first stage of the Emulated Polish system. The amount you need changes with the porosity of your concrete, which is why the calculator asks you to run the quick water test.
The finishing top coat in the Emulated Polish system. In the calculator, Black Label is estimated at one gallon per 1,000 square feet and rounded up to a full gallon.
Drag the handle on each project to compare the surface before and after.








Know which products belong together instead of piecing together a project from unrelated items.
Start with what homeowners need to know, then follow the product instructions for application details.
Upgrade the appearance of plain residential concrete with a more finished, intentional look.
Use your square footage and concrete porosity to calculate how many gallons of each product you need.

Skip the guesswork. Use the calculator above to determine your estimated gallons of BallistiSeal Advanced + Black Label, then choose the application accessories your project needs.
The questions most homeowners need answered before choosing a floor system.
This page is designed for homeowners considering a DIY project. Difficulty depends on the concrete condition, required preparation, project size and the application instructions for the products you use.
Measure the floor’s approximate square footage first. Then use the current coverage information for each product and account for the number of coats or application method required for your surface.
Surface condition matters. Stains, contamination, cracks, moisture issues or damage may need to be addressed before coating. Proper preparation is part of getting a good finished result.
Existing paint, sealer, epoxy or another coating can change preparation requirements. Check compatibility and prep instructions before applying a new system.
They are presented here as the two stages of this BallistiX DIY system: Advanced first, followed by the Black Label finishing layer. Always use the current manufacturer instructions for the exact sequence and surface.
Enter your floor size, run the quick water test, and get an estimated gallon count for Advanced and Black Label.