• Improved durability and beading effect.
• Can be applied by conventional garden spray, brush or roller.
• Use on: decks & fences, brick patios, concrete driveways, exterior surfaces.

Before you begin Allow 30 days before applying on new pressure treated lumber. Be sure that both surface and air temperatures are about 50°F during application and remain above 40°F for 48 hours after application. Do not apply product if rain is forecasted within 24 hours of application. Perform the splash test. Sprinkle water on various sections of surface to be sealed. If water absorbs and darkens colour of surface within five seconds, surface is porous and considered ready to be treated. If water beads up or otherwise sits on top of surface, then surface does not need protection at this time. Cover s and shrubs. Move all objects that could come in contact with overspray. Wet overspray of product can be removed by flushing immediately with water. Dried overspray can be removed with paint thinner or mineral spirits. Do not use in below grade application where water pressure is a problem, or on painted or recently stained surfaces. DO NOT USE AS AN ADDITIVE TO PAINT Protect product from freezing. Do not store below 32°F. In case of accidental freezing, call The Thompson's Company Help Line. Surface preparation Surfaces and substrates must be free of all mildew, dust, dirt, oil, soot, grease and other contaminants. Surfaces must be thoroughly cleaned prior to application. Always allow the surface to dry thoroughly (minimum of 2 days for wood, 3 or more days for concrete or masonry) before application. Concrete that has a smooth, flat finish must be opened to allow for proper penetration. This should be done by using a concrete etch product. Allow concrete to dry a minimum of after etching before applying a waterproofer. If surface is damp or wet from cleaning or weather, always allow the surface to dry thoroughly (a minimum of 48 hours) before application. Application Do not mix with other waterproofing products; variations in the final appearance may result. Do not thin. Concrete/Stucco must be completely cured (minimum of thirty days) and dry.