SaltSlayer protects concrete floors from damage caused by road salt and water. Salt carried in by vehicles seeps into concrete, corroding rebar and drawing in water that leads to freeze-thaw damage and spalling. SaltSlayer is a penetrating silane sealer that repels salt-bearing water without changing the floor’s appearance, texture, or skid resistance. Ideal for parking decks, bus garages, and car service bays.
SaltSlayer
Salt & Water Protection
Sizes:
55 gal, 5 gal, 1 gal
Coverage Rates:
300-400 ft²/gal (7.4-9.8 m²/L) See TDS.
Dilution Ratio:
Ready to Use
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Stops Salt and Water Damage
Salt and water repellency protects concrete from salt-bearing water that corrodes rebar and causes spalling.
Won't Change the Look or Feel
Does not alter the appearance, texture, or skid resistance of the treated surface.
Minimal Downtime
Single-pass spray application with minimal masking or cleanup. Open to traffic within 20-45 minutes.
Works With Striping Paint
Compatible with solvent-based surface treatments like striping paint, so decks can be restriped without issues.
Lasts 5-7 Years
Long-lasting protection that only needs to be reapplied every 5-7 years.
Lets Concrete Breathe
Penetrates below the surface without affecting vapor permeability, and helps stop efflorescence.
For full application instructions, view the Technical Data Sheet (TDS).
How soon can SaltSlayer be applied?
Concrete should be at least 28 days old, and SaltSlayer should be applied at least 7 days after densification.
Can SaltSlayer be applied to wet concrete?
No. The surface must be substantially dry so SaltSlayer can penetrate. Don’t apply if heavy rain is expected within 60 minutes, and apply when surface temperature is between 45°F and 90°F.
How do I know if the surface is clean enough to apply SaltSlayer?
Place a small drop of SaltSlayer on the surface. It should begin absorbing immediately and soak in within a few seconds. If it sits like an oil spot, clean the surface with CreteClean Plus with Scar Guard and test again.
Does SaltSlayer need to be diluted?
No. It’s ready to use and must never come in contact with water. Make sure all equipment is completely dry. If it was cleaned with water, flush it with a small amount of anhydrous alcohol or SaltSlayer before use.
Can SaltSlayer be applied over joint filler?
No. Avoid control joints filled with joint filler, since it’s not an approved surface for SaltSlayer.
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