Sealcoat Edger — Overspray Guard for Spray Wands
- Lightweight 14-gauge aluminum build
- Mounts in minutes to standard spray wands
- Reduces cleanup and callbacks
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With Asphalt Kingdom's sealcoat edger, you no longer need someone holding up a piece of plywood or a blocker board to edge neatly while you're sealcoating!
Labor is expensive! Your resources should be doing more productive things for your asphalt maintenance projects rather than holding a board to protect asphalt borders.
Based upon valuable customer feedback, we have calculated that it takes only 20 hours worth of edging to pay back this Sealcoat Edger investment. Most contractors do approximately 20 hours of edging in one month. Anything thereafter is pure profit.
Simply attach this lightweight asphalt sealcoat edger to your spray wand and spray up close to building walls, garage doors, sidewalks, curbs, or grass without getting messy overspray.
The 14-gauge aluminum sides on this edger act as a wind guard, allowing you to edge with your spray gun at a 45° angle without over-spraying.
- Keeps all overspray off of retaining walls, building siding, and vehicles.
- Light-weight aircraft aluminum means less physical strain on your arms.
- Designed by professional pavement contractors.
This time-saving tool will let you do one-man sealcoating jobs without hassle. This sealer edger is lightweight, making it easy for one person to do all of the sealcoat edging fast. This is great for sealcoating contractors that do a lot of work on driveways and business parking lots. It is versatile as well, letting you sealcoat the entirety of small asphalt pathways.
When it comes to one-person sealcoat edging, there are a few options. You can always pour out some sealer and apply it with a brush or squeegee, but you can end up with brush marks or uneven sealcoat application. If you use your sprayer without a blocker board, you risk overspray hitting the bottom of garage doors and walls, which damages your reputation for quality sealcoating jobs. Use this windguard sealcoating edger instead, so you can do your job professionally and quickly. There is also a rubber squeegee on one side of this tool, allowing you to create uniform edges.
Other edging tools can make you use more sealer than needed But by using a sprayer, you can apply just the right amount. The windshield on this sealer edger blocks the wind for you automatically, and you don't have to worry about sudden gusts that disrupt your spray. Its portability also lets you sealcoat in less conventional areas and complete quick spraying jobs.
Get Pro Edges Without an Extra Hand
Skip the plywood and blocker boards. With this sealcoat edger, you can spray up close while the side panels shield adjacent surfaces. The 14 gauge aluminum walls act as a wind guard so you can hold your spray gun around a 45 degree angle and still keep a tight line. Contractors designed it for real job sites, and crews report fast payback. Based on customer feedback, roughly 20 hours of edging can cover the tool cost, then the time you save drops straight to profit. For best results, pair it with a dependable Sealcoating Spray System.
Key Features & Benefits
- Overspray control: The sealcoat edger’s side shields help keep sealer off siding, garage doors, vehicles, and landscaping.
- Lightweight and durable: Aircraft grade aluminum limits fatigue and stands up to daily use.
- Fast install: Attach to your spray wand and get to work, no complicated setup.
- Cleaner edges: Built-in rubber squeegee on one side lets you dress edges for a uniform finish.
- Wind guard function: Panels help reduce drift in breezy conditions for neater results from a single operator.
Need replacement wands, tips, or filters for your rig? See Sealer Sprayer Parts.
How To Use
- 1. Attach the sealcoat edger to your spray wand per the clamp orientation.
- 2. Start with low pressure, bring the guard flush to the edge you want to protect, then adjust pressure until the fan pattern is clean.
- 3. Move steadily along curbs, walls, sidewalks, or grass edges.
- 4. Use the squeegee side to touch up and square corners.
- 4. In higher winds, slow down and work closer to the surface for best control with your asphalt sealcoating edger.
Recommended Uses
Driveways, storefronts, and parking lot edges where overspray can stain surfaces or create cleanup. Ideal for one-person jobs and for training new crew members to edge like a pro with this tool.
Storage & Handling
Wipe down the tool before sealer cures. Do not leave it submerged in coating. Store dry and protected from impact so the panels stay straight. Inspect clamps and fasteners before each use on your asphalt sealcoating edger.
Why Choose Asphalt Kingdom Sealcoat Edger
Designed by pavement contractors and built from aluminum that balances strength and weight, this guard helps you control quality, cut labor, and protect customer property. If uptime and neat lines matter, this is a simple tool that makes every edge look clean.
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| Shipping Weight | 10 |
| Shipping Length | 25 |
| Shipping Width | 14 |
| Shipping Height | 32 |
| Construction | 14 gauge aluminum |
| Weight | 10 lbs |
| Shipping Dimensions | 25" L x 14" W x 32" H |
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- Top Shelf!I started Wyoming Asphalt Repair with Asphalt Kingdom equipment and material. I am very impressed with the how great the equipment runs and how great the material works. Their customer service and sales team is top shelf!!
- Very time effective!!! Worth the investment.Very time effective!!! Worth the investment.
- This thing was brilliant. I should've bought one of these years agoAbsolute game changer! Pick one up for sure... I always use trim boards but you always gotta start, stop, wait and if trim man makes any wrong moves u cover the curb. This hose clamps to the wand and u control it. Really clean. Only thing is u should do all your trim and then spray so u ain't gotta keep takin it off. Believe me even circling around that bank lot one extra time it was still way faster
- Well worth the money in my opinion.We purchased one to try from Asphalt Kingdom, We bought another aluminum pipe and welded it to the edger and used quick couplers to switch to and from edger and normal spray wand. Edges much faster than broom or squeegee, well worth the money in my opinion.
- Precision Asphalt SealersA must have for any sealcoating contractor. This is a investment that pays for itself the 1st time used. Saves you time, labor, and money. Don't think twice about purchasing this sealcoat edger!
- Great InvestmentThe sealcoat edger was a great investment for our sealcoat business. I can now be out selling more jobs while my partner is spraying entire jobs on his own and neatly too. My time was not best spent holding a board but instead selling jobs. Highly recommended for all people who spray sealer.
- good uniitlight weight, work good. easy to use.
- Weird Looking, Duobtful but surprisedOk. I bought this with all sorts of doubt that it was going to be too heavy, awkward to edge, and so on. But to my surprise, this was the right approach to edging. Sprays outward to reduce puddling. I'm going to remove one star only because you need to have a ratchet with you to add to your sprayer and remove and I think adding and removing this took just as long as spraying the location. If they come up with a fast connect and release I would give this a 5 star.
After using the Sealcoat Edger, just let it dry.
When dry, take a rubber hammer and hit the outside of it. The material will flake off.
The Able Edger is made out of aircraft aluminum. Takes a lot to damage.