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Metro Sealant is your go-to distributor for high-quality concrete repair products sold at competitive pricing. We are a family-owned and operated business that has more than three decades of industry experience dealing with commercial-grade sealant, waterproofing, and restoration products. To date, we have forged partnerships with the best manufacturers in the industry that equip us with newest product innovations. This enables us to supply our customers with top-grade solutions that we deliver in a timely manner. Contact us today for any assistance. Check out the best sellers on our website, including Preprufe 160R, Miracote MPC White Smooth, J Drain Core Only 4’x50′, Isopropyl Alcohol 99%, and concrete repair products.
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7904 Yarnwood Ct, 22153, Springfield, United States
- (703) 912-4915
- sales@metrosealant.com
- metrosealant.com
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