DRYLOK® Floor & Wall Masonry Waterproofer stops water from coming up through the concrete floors. It is a waterproofer.

It's effective in waterproofing bird baths fish ponds retaining walls and any area that comes into contact with humans or Wildlife dry lock is one of the safest. Waterproofing. Products on the market.

Drylok is made of cement and latex or oil-based paint, materials that will not bond to cement, which is needed to waterproof a concrete surface.

DRYLOK® works by entering the pores of the masonry and expanding as it dries to become part of the wall surface.

Drylock comes in 2 forms, latex based and oil based.

DRYLOK® Protector Clear Low Sheen Penetrating Sealer is formulated for use on bare concrete. After application, wait 24 to 48 hours before painting with a latex or acrylic floor paint.

DRYLOK® Wet Wall Bonding Primer is designed to apply to wet walls that never have a chance to dry out, or you don't have time to wait for a dry rain-free period. DRYLOK® Wet Wall Primer is to be applied directly over a wet masonry surface, not with active leaks but on a wet surface.

DRYLOK® Extreme has been tested by independent labs to hold back 12 psi of water pressure (a wall of water 26 ft high). It is a latex base, low odor, VOC-compliant formula. It has a smoother finish for consumers who want a house paint type look with the waterproofing capabilities of a waterproofing paint.

DRYLOK® Protector Clear Low Sheen Penetrating Sealer has a curing compound and can be used on new concrete or old concrete to control dusting. It is a water sealer. DRYLOK® Floor & Wall Masonry Waterproofer stops water from coming up through the concrete floors. It is a waterproofer.

A. Yes, DRYLOK® Masonry waterproofer is ideal as a foundation waterproofing coating. Wait 24 hours after the application of the second coat to backfill.

DRYLOK® Protector Clear Low Sheen Penetrating Sealer is formulated for use on bare concrete. After application, wait 24 to 48 hours before painting with a latex or acrylic floor paint.

Drylock comes in 2 forms, latex based and oil based.