Will rain damage the driveway sealer if it has not fully dried yet?

Answer: Yes
Explanation: Always have to look at the weather and make sure no rain is in the forecast

Answer: It depends on the amount of rain
Explanation: We try to avoid rain on the sealer

Answer: It depends on the amount of rain
Explanation: It would definitely depend on the amount of rain it as just a little sprinkles won't do no harm if it starts to pour down then yes but the person that Would-be coming on to do your driveway or parking lot should be aware of what the weather Would-be for that day if it seems like there's going to be a lot Eirene it should be rescheduled

Answer: It depends on the amount of rain
Explanation: If it had enough time to dry and not a heavy downpour it will be fine

Answer: Yes
Explanation: The sealer must be dry before it rains or it may wash off.

Answer: Yes
Explanation: Will wash the solids out of the asphalt Sealcoat

Answer: Yes
Explanation: Is sealer has not completely dried and a rain storm comes it will wash the driveway sealer off

Answer: Yes
Explanation: Yes rain can wash the sealer off if it rains right after its put on. Normally we like to allow at least 24 hours before any rain but we use additives that can allow us to speed up the curing process.

Answer: It depends on the amount of rain
Explanation: If it's just done say under three hours and it's a hard rsin, yes.

Answer: It depends on the amount of rain
Explanation: If the seal has been down for 3-4 hrs before the rain the sealer has had enough time to cure.

Answer: Yes
Explanation: It will most likely wash the sealcoating off and have to be redone.

Answer: Yes
Explanation: Yes,and it will have to be re-sealed at no charge

Answer: It depends on the amount of rain
Explanation: Rain can damage the sealer. We do our best to keep informed of the current and extended forecast. If it would happen to storm and wash away has occurred, we will return and redo those areas.

Answer: It depends on the amount of rain
Explanation: If rain is in the forecast we will hold until a better time to apply sealer, however if it rains after sealer is applied and it has been warm and at least 3 hours, it usually will be fine.

Answer: Yes
Explanation: Rain. If. Driveway. Is not. Fully. Cured. Will stain. Or. Splash on. Garage. Doors. It. Needs. A. Few. Hours. Before. It. Wont. Damage. Your. New. Sealed. Driveway

Answer: Yes
Explanation: Could possibly wash it away.

Answer: Yes
Explanation: It's a sealer and it needs proper drying time in order to do its desired job,otherwise it will wash away or become dotty in coverage

Answer: It depends on the amount of rain
Explanation: We are extremely careful to work only in the best of weather. Sometimes mother nature doesn't cooperate and we get caught with a surprise thunderstorm or earlier than predicted rain. If this should happen and you notice any area of your driveway that may look like it has been washed away, give us a call and we will happily send someone over to take a look and reseal any areas that may have been affected by the rain.

Answer: It depends on the amount of rain
Explanation: If the sealer is dry to touch lite rain shouldn't wash sealer off.

Answer: It depends on the amount of rain
Explanation: Most emulsion sprayed sealers are cleaned up with water, but most sealers can be applied over wet surfaces. Depending on how much rainfall is expected, some sealers can be applied over SSD surfaces.

Answer: It depends on the amount of rain
Explanation: if it is a good soakin rain yes.

Answer: It depends on the amount of rain
Explanation: Rain will damage fresh sealer if it comes down in more than a quick shower or sprinkle. Generally you try to plan around the bad weather as much as possible.

Answer: Yes
Explanation: Many sealers are water based and should not be applied if rain is in the forecast

Answer: Yes
Explanation: yes because the sealer the rain will wash it all away

Answer: It depends on the amount of rain
Explanation: Depends whether it is water or oil base material.

Answer: It depends on the amount of rain
Explanation: It may just take longer for the sealer to dry completely.