Eco Advance Exterior Wood Siloxane Odorless Spray-On Application Waterproofer, Waterproof Wood Sealer, Safe for Plants, Pets, and People, 1 Gallon

Great eco friendly deck sealant. Easy to spray on

I had been looking for a spray that I could use over my pond that wouldn't hurt the fish and this stuff came through big time. It repels water way better than the chemical filled stuff I used on my old dock, it's ease of use, durability and versatility is amazing. I bought more to seal other projects I've completed... just fantastic stuff!

This review is temporary, but for now it’s 4 I went around perimeter 2 times with a brush where I could not spray and applied very liberal, then proceeded to spray coat 1 let it dry for 30-40 min then applied 2nd coat and let it dry completely for 30hrs then it down poured and right now it looks like it is doing what it is supposed to my only concern is I have painted deck posts and painted stair skirt which were impossible to keep the product from making contact I was only able to wipe it off where I could walk safely and there is nothing stated if it will harm or damage painted surfaces other than that I’m pretty happy at the moment time will tell FYI: product will puddle during application if applied to heavy etc if you can’t reach those areas to brush or mop it did soak in or dry with no issue , smell not an issue even after shaking the bottles I had some minimal white solids come thru sprayer tip they did wipe away not sure what it wasAll good so far

Perfect for waterproofing my chicken coop. You do need to do this each year, but worth it... Coops are Expensive!!

I live in a very wet part of Hawaii where molds, mildews, and mosses grow on absolutely everything. Last summer I used this on my roof, my driveway, my house, and my stone porch. It created on effective seal on everything I used it on. We're halfway through the winter, and there's no mold or mildew or moss on anything!

Barely works compared to other sealing materials. I followed directions and made several applications. Wood still absorbs water and water does not "bead" on the surface, but instead soaks in. Totally does not work for sealing flat surfaces that may have drinks of food placed on them. I suggest a traditional water based or oil based sealer.

I used this to treat two cat houses I built made of dark gray painted Fir wood. A year later and it still stays dry!

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