For an all-purpose heavy duty waterproofing sealer many professionals turn to a product called Defy. Also known as MasonrySaver® Heavy Duty Water Repellent, this sealer is designed for concrete, masonry, brick, and natural stone. This siloxane-based sealer penetrates deep into the surface unlike other acrylic and silicone sealers that form a film on top. The active ingredient in Masonry Saver Heavy Duty Water Repellent allows for up to a quarter inch of penetration into concrete and brick surfaces.

Our Masonry Saver Heavy Duty Water Repellent Review revealed that the silanes and siloxanes in the formula help protect from the deteriorating effects of de-icing salts and chemicals. Masonry Saver Water Repellent is an invisible sealer that does not alter the appearance of the surface being sealed. It is 100% breathable and can be used on both horizontal and vertical surfaces. Masonry Saver Heavy Duty Water Repellent is offered with a 7-year manufacturer’s warranty. The warranty claims that Masonry Saver will exhibit water-shedding properties for 7 years from application if applied as directed.

Masonry Saver Sealer will spread at around 75-100 square feet per gallon and typically requires only 1 coat. It can be applied using a roller or metal sprayer and usually dries within 1-2 hours. Masonry Saver Heavy Duty will clean up easily with soap and water and is compliant in all 50 states due to a low VOC formula. Masonry Saver Heavy Duty Water Repellent Sealer will protect surfaces from salts, snow, rain, and traffic. It is good for use on brick walls, driveway, sidewalks, patios, and any brick or concrete surface.

This high-performance waterproof sealer penetrates and reacts with the minerals in the surface during the presence of UV light and moisture. This creates a durable bond beneath the surface that becomes an integral part of the substrate to provide long lasting water repellency from within. Masonry Saver Heavy Duty Water Repellent Sealer is recommended by professionals for the protection and longevity of brick, concrete, and stone surfaces.

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