1 GAL Armor S2000 Concentrated Sodium Silicate Concrete Densifier Sealer and Surface Hardener

easy to use. just mix with water. i used a garden sprayer to apply i to my old concrete stairs. there was some confusion about how much water to dilute the product with (instruction says up to 4 gallons), i called their toll free number and talked with a technician and they recommended to mix with 3 gallons of water.

I had a concrete patio where I rent a townhouse and for years it sizzled when it got wet and seemed very brittle. Everytime we walked inside the door just taking out the trash we would bring a ton of sand in on our shoes. I contacted Foundation Armor after seeing a hit on Google when I searched for fixing dusty concrete. they recommended this product to try first before a sealer. it's been about 2 weeks and the dusting has almost disappeared which is amazing. I would definitely recommend this product. just a note I don't think my concrete was ever sealed and I don't think it was good quality so used alot more of the product than it said but I was ok with that. did two coats with a garden sprayer and basically did each coat to the point of total coverage seen.

This is one product that performs as advertised. We had a chalking or dusting problem with a newly replaced section of pool decking. Other products would have acted like a paint or waterproofer but Armor S2000 penatrates and bonds with the concrete, strengthening it. (the other products would have just adhered to the dust and eventually peeled or flaked off. and also being around a pool we did not want a slick coating.) After the initial application applied by the masons, which was easily applied with a pump sprayer, cut the dusting down by 75%. I applied a second coat myself and the dusting is gone. Long story short this is a great product that works as advertised.

Used on the walls and floors prior to finishing my basement to prevent moisture and efflorescence. Easy to apply and I am happy with the results so far!

Item was shipped the next day and delivered within 3 days. very fast service. Sample trial yields promising results. Good product.

works great, be sure you start with a clean floor. I also found by using a bit less water one coat works fine.

I bought 2 gallons of the sodium silicate sealer and I was impressed with how fast it shipped! I applied two coats to my basement floor and it looks great! The smell of the basement has even improved . I will definitely recommend the products to others.

Armor S2000 goes on easy and fast. Covers a large area, directions were very clear.

Our 11 year old concrete driveway was showing its age , so I patched all the holes & cracks w/ Magic concrete filler . I wire brushed the 750 sq ft driveway & sidewalk to reveal a brighter surface . Then I applied Armor S 2000 concentrate using 2 coats . We have some of what appears to be waves of darker coverage which I'm thinking is from overlapping the 2nd coat . So I tried to be a little creative & applied 2 coats of Classic Coatings gray cloud concrete water based stain to minimize the color difference (yeah hello) before applying Ghost Shield Siloxa Tek 8500 top coat . The job in general came out very nice but the waves are still visible & the color is slightly darker but not enough to set off the emergency broadcast HOA system . So the point is that Armor S 2000 has done its job & will be used on another driveway in the immediate future . So I'll be certain to watch for the same issue of overlapping (I applied it our job with a 2 gallon sprayer) . As far as making the concrete denser , all of the info I've reviewed certainly points in that direction . I'll have to add a star when in 50 years our driveway hasn't changed at all .

Based on my extensive research on-line, I purchased S2000 sealer for a concrete basement floor. The basement floor was power-washed prior to the S2000 application. I mixed the S2000 concentrate with water per the instructions, and sprayed it over about 500 sq. ft. I have mixed results. In some areas, the solution quickly soaked in, and in some areas, it puddled. I brushed these areas to prevent puddling. Yet, in all areas where it didn't quickly sink in, a gray powder residue formed. I am now vacuuming the basement with a shopvac to remove it. In some areas, it is pretty bad - a visible layer of gray dust is on the floor, even though I did my best trying to prevent the puddles from forming. But in the end, I don't know if it worked or I just vacuumed a $50/gallon dust. I am planning to make a moisture test with a plastic film and will post the results.