Rain Guard Concrete Sealer Concentrate | Makes 2 Gallon | Natural Finish | Deep Penetrating Protection Against Water and Salt Damage for All Concrete Surfaces | Silane/Siloxane Waterproofer

As someone who recently tackled the task of sealing my concrete driveway, I could confidently say this product was nothing short of amazing. From start to finish, the experience was fantastic, and the results speak for themselves. First off, the ease of application was a huge relief. I used a simple pump sprayer, and it went on smoothly and quickly. Even for a large area, the process was straightforward, and I did not feel overwhelmed. The cost effectiveness of this sealer was also incredible, getting so much quality sealer for the price felt like a steal compared to other options I researched; and I researched the options for days. The real magic happened after it dried. The water repelling capability was absolutely phenomenal! Watching today's rain bead up and roll right off my driveway reminded me I should write this review. It was like a protective shield that did not change the look of the concrete at all – the invisible finish was exactly what I wanted. I am also very optimistic about the longevity of this sealer. Knowing it was designed to last for years gives me great peace of mind that my investment is protected. I even used it on some pavers around the yard and it worked just as well. In summary, this product delivered on every promise. It was easy to use, incredibly effective at repelling water, maintained the natural look of the surface, and offered outstanding value. I am thoroughly satisfied and highly recommended it to anyone looking for a top tier concrete sealer!

After deciding to reseal my 30-year-old driveway, I conducted extensive research and selected a penetrating Silane/Siloxane sealer. Initially, I was deterred by the high costs at local big box stores, where the approximately 15 gallons needed for my project would have cost nearly $1000 after taxes and the additional materials needed for prep. This was an expense I could not justify. I then discovered Rain Guard’s 32-ounce penetrating sealer concentrate, which yields 5 gallons and fits comfortably within my budget. The sub $70 price tag to make 5 gallons was quite attractive. The positive reviews convinced me to try it, and I have no regrets about my decision. I adhered strictly to the product instructions, and the initial results exceeded my expectations. Preparation, as expected, was the most labor-intensive part of the process. The previous week, I dedicated significant effort to cleaning, degreasing, repairing and sealing cracks including a thorough high-pressure power washing the day before application. I successfully removed diesel oil stains using a gasoline and oil-absorbent/oil-dry method. The hot weather caused the water from power-washing to dry almost immediately, tempting me to apply the sealer the same day. However, I resisted the temptation and followed the instructions by waiting over the 24 recommended hours before proceeding. Determining the correct application rate based on the recommended coverage per gallon required some adjustment as I was learning how much to put down and how to set my sprayer, but once mastered, the spraying process went smoothly. The second coat was even easier to apply and required less material. Post-application (two coats), the driveway’s appearance after rain is remarkable. It even looks dry as compared to the surrounding concrete. Water beads up as it would on a non-stick skillet surface, unlike the untreated sidewalks which look dark and absorb all of the water. While the longevity of the sealer remains to be seen, I anticipate its performance will rival more expensive alternatives that would have cost an additional $700. As stated on the manufacturer’s website, shipping a concentrate and adding water locally is a much more cost-effective approach. Should my experience change, I will update this review. For now, I am thoroughly impressed with the product’s quality relative to its price. I highly recommend this product.

Seems to work well. Water beading up nicely. Easy to apply. Used on small wall w/concrete caping . Salt from winter causing deterioration . Hopefully will help. We will see.

Works just as it says. It is a lot of sealer - it makes 2 gallons. It works great and is good to go as soon as it is dry, which is quick. Two coats will do the trick.

Excellent sealer at a very reasonable price. Easy to apply with a 4 gallon backpack sprayer. Easy to mix. Used on a concrete driveway. It has a nice appearance, definitely repels liquid and prevents stains. My irrigation system caused rust stains on my old driveway but doesn’t leave stains on the new since I sealed it.

this item is ok. goes on milky, dries clear. if you garage floor has moisture, this material will eventually flake. works fine for now

Product worked as advertised, I used a pump sprayer to apply both coats, I noticed on the second coat it didn’t take as much sealer as the first coat to cover the surface. Two days after applying we got a good rain, and the ran puddled on the cement. I will use this product again when needed.

The liquid was was basically liquid, which seemed like water. It has no smell and congealed clumps of white stuff. I would’ve returned it, but my Window returning it is over.

As été appliquée sur une céramique mate, très facile d’application, donne une brillance et la céramique semble toujours propre, je recommande

This product is great. Super easy to spray it on and there is no smell to it. Once it had cured after a couple days I tested it and it works perfectly. Even tried oil and it didn't soak in. One bottle did over 1000 sqft but that is because it was power troweled concrete.

I ordered this product to coat my concrete driveway. The product arrived in time. I cleaned the driveway and sprayed over the surface and it dried in 1 hr. Two days after the spray there was a rain and I was hoping to see the effect of the coating. Unfortunately, there was no visible change and rain water soaked the driveway. I used Tecniseal products in the past and i was expecting the same results. Think twice if you want to spend 132.00 dollar

I applied two coats If I spray water on the floor, it will bead but if I rub it with my hand the concrete will become wet. If I let some water standing on the concrete, after few minutes it will be wet. And by the way I paid 73.75$. It was already overpriced. Now even more.