Armor SX5000 WB Water-Based Silane-Siloxane Sealer for Concrete, Brick, Pavers, Stone - Matte Concrete Sealer - 1 Gallon

I used this SX5000 WB on the concrete pavers in my front porch. I followed the instructions and sprayed them twice and It was easy to use and they look great! Great sealer for a DIY homeowner.

I recently built a new home and used this product to seal my garage floor, driveway and side walk. This product was extremely easy to use and you can immediately see the results. The water beads up and doesn’t penetrate into the concrete. I used a generic deck sealing sprayer for application and it seemed to work very well with no mess. It was more expensive than other products but seemed to be worth additional cost.

Bought Armor SX5000 WB to seal the stone floor and wall of my front entrance. Water base is easy to apply and no harmful smell. Soaks in very quickly and you need to apply the second coat immediately so it too will penetrate.Results: No change of stone color, good beading waterproofing. Good product.

I replaced an asphalt driveway with concrete at significant expense. I researched how to seal the concrete and found Foundation Armor SX5000WB. My experience with this sealant is positive.- I applied the sealant with the HDX 2 Gallon Multi-Purpose Lawn and Garden Pump Sprayer. I was going to purchase a more expensive DeWalt two gallon sprayer, but I called their support line and was told that this chemical is not recommended in their sprayer. The HDX sprayer has an apparently high failure rate per its reviews, but the unit's low cost meant that needing two of them to finish the job wasn't a significant contributor to the total cost of the project. Concrete is expensive. For the record, the HDX sprayer did the job.- I applied two coats. The instructions with the sealant say to wait 10-15 minutes between coats. The new concrete absorbed the first coat so quickly that it appeared "dry" in places within 2-4 minutes. As work progressed I shortened the interval between coats to about five minutes. This worked very well.- Coverage was about 175 square feet/gallon, in line with the manufacturer's stated coverage.- The sealant pools easily, especially the second coat. I used paper towels to dab excess away as needed.- The sealant didn't change the color of the driveway.- The performance of this sealant is simply astonishing. Prior to application of the sealant, water would be absorbed by the porous concrete, which would become very dark when wet. After application, water beads and pools on top of the sealant and the concrete barely changes color. The seal on top of the concrete is so good that in cool weather and limited sunlight, water may still be pooled on the driveway 2-3 *days* after rainfall.- The only drawback is that leaves that fall onto the wet-for-a-long-time driveway have turned into tea leaves. I have leaf prints all over the driveway. <shrug>. I can live with that.I'm going to use this stuff to seal my 70-year-old chimney. It's great.

Used this on the foundation on my 100 year old home. My foundation is brick and after pricing masons for my front stoop, I knew I better preserve the foundation. Armor went on easily, minimal to no odor, easy clean up and dried clear and appears to be doing the job of repelling water from being soaked into the brick foundation.

I bought the water base sealer and applied it to my concrete griffen statues.These are made from concrete but becuase of the deatil in them they are not finshed to a perfectly smooth surface as is a driveway,at first I noticed the water was absorbing into the conrete in much of the areas,leaving only some water beads.I tested the surface with water spray 24 hours after i applied it.however,if I had waited one more day,I would have seen the water beaded up more.It needed more time to dry.I did apply a coat of the solvent base sealer over the water base and this really made a difference.now its 100 % protected and water is beading up everywhere.NO water absorbtion at all now.This stuff is awesome,Customer service guys explained everything to me.I had a very porus concrete material that acted like a spong sucking this stuff up.But I think the key here is waiting at least 48 hours for it to dry and depending on your surface you have it may require an extra coat so it fills up all the tiny holes.Im sure a concrete driveway would require much less of this product becuase the surface is much smoother and finished making for much less absorbtion.a great sealer.worth the cost.the customer sercice was incredibly helpful and stood by their product in every way and were a pleasure to deal with.I will buy from them again.great choice,IM super happy,thank you

Used the product to seal a stone veneer half wall on the front of the house. The veneer was very porose and sucked up water when it rained. Would take days to dry out. Far as I can tell, it was installed correctly. Was starting to see small cracks form (if you look closely in the picture) due, I think, to freeze/thaw. The product applied very easily. I actually used a decent plastic spray bottle I purchased for the purpose. Might have invested in a tank sprayer if doing a bigger job. But I needed to get behind bushes. Seemed to work very well. Used a shop towel to blot any excess that stayed on the surface. Initial sprays soaked in, after that, it would bead on the surface. Quick water test after 24 hours and the water just rolled off. Seems to have sealed extremely well. Coverage rate exceed the square footage claim by quite a bit. Can't really talk about longevity till after a few years.