MicroShield ULTRA 5L - Masonry Waterproofing Cream Reviews

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Masonry Protection Cream
MicroShield Ultra is a water-based masonry waterproofing cream that provides long-lasting and reliable water repellency to mineral surfaces such as brickwork and porous natural stone. It offers comprehensive protection against structural damage caused by water and moisture, spanning everything from spalling to efflorescence to moss and lichen growth.
As a professional product, it contains a high concentration of organically modified silane and siloxane that penetrate deep into the substrate (up to 13mm in brick). These active ingredients line the pores of the buildin...

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Posted 1 week ago

“easy to apply, does the job as proven before.”

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Posted 1 week ago

“Fantastic product”

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Posted 1 week ago

“Have yet to apply, waiting for some consecutive days of fine weather, end of this week looking good. Hope results are as godd as reviews. Have now had chance to apply product, application to rough surface of cotswolsd stone used more of the product but still very pleased with the coverage rate. Tried the watering can test after a couple of days and was slightly dissapointed with result, waited a few more days and tried again, 'Wow' what a a difference, the water shed of the stone like it was Teflon, obviously the product needs time to dry and cure. Now waiting for some winter storms to check effectiveness.”

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Posted 3 weeks ago

“As above”

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Posted 1 month ago

“Super easy to apply. Great product. Used for a DIY job to protect an extension wall that faces the sun day and most of the rain in winter. The. wall is approx 12sqm. I used about half of the 5L, even with a generous coating on old London Stock bricks. I used both a roller for the main spread and a brush for the brick surfaces and mortar for a solid finish. I found an initial spread across the area, then giving the cream 2-3 mins to further liquify before giving the area another solid spread with the brush ensured that I got 100% coverage without product wastage.”