ToughCrete Concrete Sealer - 1 Gallon (Covers 600SqFt) - Concrete Sealant for Driveways, Garage Floors, Sidewalks, Patios, Paver and Other Concrete Surfaces

I set out to restore a 15 year old garage floor that was in good shape but had remnants of product that didn't last. I wanted a product that would repel water, oils, etc but didn't make the floor slippery. I can attest that if you follow the instructions and prepare your concrete before applying ToughCrete, you can have a slip-resistant water repelling surface.I may have overdone the prep work, but I didn't want to have to redo anything. I'd even consulted ToughCrete on adding colorant (you can add a water based colorant, but I chose not to go this route) and they responded quickly and with suggestions. Additionally, I needed assistance on how much product to apply since initially I wasn't getting the water repellancy I was expecting. Since I surface ground my concrete to remove the residual coating, I may have made it a bit more porous than typical garage floors, I needed to apply more ToughCrete than was mentioned in the literature. I'd like to thank Steve for helping me out as I'd sent him photos and descriptions of my process. With some time and patience (it took about 7 days after the application for the water to repel like you see in the product literature).My process for a concrete that's been surface ground [attached photos show the timelapse based on the text below]Garage floor was prepped by surface grinding to level out the surface [optional based on condition of floor]Surface was pressure washed [Removes particulate]Surface was allowed to dry for a few days with fans running.I mixed ToughCrete in a 1:1 ratio (20 year mix) and applied it at a 2 oz of mix per square foot [1 oz/square foot of 1:1 mix may sufficient if the concrete hadn't been ground].The mix puddled at this ratio, but started to absorb within about 20 minutes.Puddling was mitigated by back rolling.It took about 4 hours for the surface to be dry to the touch [slight darkening of the surface was evident]I avoided foot traffic for 24 hours [surface was no longer darker - original surface color]After 2 days, the water beads slightly, but does spread out a bit.After 7 days, the water beads like waxed metal...Very impressed.

When will this be back in stock! I tried this out and as the description said, my concrete is now sealed! So easy to use, no prep for me, just put in a sprayer and put on the concrete. 2 hours later, I did my entire 3 car garage, driveway and patio. I used 1:3 mix and 3 gallons.I want to buy more to put on a second coat and hope it last 5-10 years! Hope to see more in stock soon.It is non-slippery, even in my semi-polished concrete in the garage (it absorbed just fine, just took a little longer), water beads up, and doesn't discolor the concrete. Couldn't be more happy with this product. Can't believe I never sealed any of my concrete for years. I will be doing my basement and shower next.

We used it on a building floor. It went on easy. The only thing is I thought it would be more shinier and stop letting tire Mark's show.

Edit 11/15/17 - I spoke with Tom @Toughcrete and he suggested that there may have been water in the concrete that is trapped. Since the product is breathable over time it will fade. It's rainy season in Seattle right now and this product is performing very well. My driveway beads and dries up 10x faster than my neighbors. I'll wait until summer to see if the stained areas clear up. Great customer service from the team at Toughcrete.-------------------------------------------------------------Followed directions for application. Powerwashed my driveway, no rain, weather was 60F outside. Mixed the ratio per instructions and applied it with a Chapin 20000 Poly Lawn and Garden Sprayer.Had even coverage for my driveway. For my patio I decided to only spray the areas I would expect water to make contact. It has darkened some areas on the drive way and completely darkened where I applied it on the patio. It's been about 3 days of sunshine since application, nothing has subsided.I'm not sure if this will go away or if there's a long curing period.Not happy with how this turned out and I'm not sure what to do now with the uneven shades on the concrete.On the plus side it does repel water like advertised.

I had my driveway and walkways sealed by a company and I wasn't really happy with the finish and water resistance. I cleaned out my garage and decided to by the sealer and do it myself. I have used products from Home Depot and other places like that and was never really happy with how it spread and looked. I searched amazon and came across this product and I am very glad that I did. It was super easy to spread and I was able to seal my entire garage with one bottle. I would highly recommend this product for anyone that doesn't want to spend weeks sealing their driveway and garage.

If I could give this product a negative star, I sure would! My husband applied everything as directed. The concrete does not bead, is discolored, and has spalling and deterioration in many places. Customer Service is slow to respond or doesn’t respond at all. I was told my driveway issue did not qualify for a refund. Their own description says it protects against spalling and deterioration. They tried to “trick” me by saying “which bothers you-discoloration or spalling”. I should have said “both”. By asking me the question about my photo, they confirmed I had an issue. I wasted $600 for NOTHING and it actually looks worse now than before. I confirmed that by looking at a “before” pic of the driveway. I sent them their own words back "If you don’t like it, just let us know and we will provide a full refund." and told them to do what they say. THEY DON'T!!!! He told me there were "external factors" at play (isn't that what his product is supposed to protect against???). He told me to pressure wash and buy a different product. I would buy a better product if he didn't TAKE my $600 for this lousy one!