PROSOCO Saltguard® WB - Penetrating, Breathable Concrete Sealer – Trusted by Professionals (1-GAL)

Easy to apply. Make sure you pressure wash the surface first to remove dirt. Seems to be holding up so far. I live in upstate NY. The weather is definitely putting the product through its paces. Hopefully it will last for the advertised 2 years. 9 months since application, and it still beads water just like the day applied.

I cleaned my garage floor thoroughly, and after it was dry I applied 2 coats. It looks good, and repels water. When winter gets here I will update this review for how well it holds up to the road salt. The application was easy, and dries fast.

After a couple of months and most of leaf season, looking very good and seems to be protecting from stains from leaves, so far, impressive. Do not use on slate patio or coping for sure. Because the material does not penetrate, however, on a paver patio. Like a standard new style paver for product seems to soak in well. It also darkens the appearance slightly after it's dried. I just applied it. Did 2 Coats very light Coats with a backpack sprayer, on a large patio will see how it staves off moss and mildew. After the first rain, it looks as though there is some resistance to water hard to tell.The surface is not glossy at all.Just slightly darker.

Easy to apply and works great. Drys clear, no problems. The only downside is the handle/packaging. Heavy and hard to pour with how little the handle is. It was hard for my fingers to fit in.

Works well. I sealed Old Cement and its nice and waterproof now. Water beads up well.

I recently purchased Prosoco Saltguard with the hope of protecting my concrete surfaces from the harsh effects of salt and chlorides. Unfortunately, my experience has been far from satisfactory. Despite following the application instructions meticulously, I’ve found that it left my concrete looking incredibly dirty and far from the clean, protected surface I was expecting. The product promised to be a reliable barrier against salt damage, especially during winter when salt and chlorides are prevalent. However, not only did it fail to live up to this promise, but it also adversely affected the appearance of my concrete, making it look neglected and poorly maintained. I cannot recommend Prosoco Saltguard based on my experience. It’s disheartening to invest in a product that not only fails to perform its intended function but also leaves your property looking worse than before. I hope this review helps others make an informed decision before purchasing this product.

I saw some negitive reviews and felt a little more info might be helpfull. This product need to be able to penetrate. You need to test your surface first. The water test is a good way to find out. Drip some water on the concrete first. See if the water absorbs into the concrete and darkens the concrete surface a bit. If so this tells you there is no other sealer or cure membrane on the concrete that will prevent the Saltguard penetrating. If the water beads up and does not darken the concrete you have something preventing the Saltguard from "getting in". That existing sealer will need to be removed before the Saltguard application.

Used 5 gallons for approximately 1200 sqft of new 6 week old concrete.Easy to apply with a pump garden sprayer seems to work good haven't had much rain yet