Concrete Sealers
SX5000
Penetrating Solvent-Based Silane Siloxane Concrete Sealer And Masonry Water Repellent
The Armor SX5000 is a Department of Transportation approved solvent based Silane-Siloxane water repellent sealer for unsealed concrete, brick, stone and masonry.
Won’t change the look, color, or texture of the surface
Works entirely below the surface and won’t leave a surface film
Reduces surface water absorption by up to 95%
Reduces damage and deterioration caused by water absorption
Reduces damage and deterioration caused by snow, ice, and de-icing salts
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The Armor SX5000 is designed specifically to be used on unsealed concrete, brick, natural stone, and masonry. The Armor SX5000 can’t be applied over any existing sealers, paints, or coatings.
The Armor SX5000 is a fantastic sealer for a variety of applications, including:
Brick chimneys and brick walls
Concrete, brick, natural stone, and paver patios and walkways
Concrete, brick, and paver driveways
Retaining walls and landscape curbing
Concrete, brick, and stone building faces and accents
Garage, basement, and warehouse floors
Much more!
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The Armor SX5000 is designed to work entirely below the surface. It chemically reacts to form a hydrophobic barrier in the pores. It will not change the look or color of the substrate, and it will not leave a visible surface film.
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When properly applied, the Armor SX5000 can provide up to 7-10 years of life on an exterior surface before the need to recoat.
Water Bead: Surface water beading will not occur on all surfaces. While some surfaces may experience an instantaneous bead, others won’t experience a surface water bead at all. Surface water beading is not a sealer benefit. Surface water bead is caused from resin build-up on the surface. Once the resin build-up goes away, so will the bead. The Armor SX5000 is designed to work entirely below the surface so its benefits are made visible through performance. You will find sealed surfaces dry faster, are easier to clean, and experience less damage caused by freeze-thaw cycles and de-icing salts.