Consolidator Pro WPC-300
Consolidating, densifying solvent based formula for sealing friable and deteriorating natural stone and masonry.
WPC-300 is a ready-to-use, highly effective consolidation treatment that stabilizes, strengthens and densifies natural stone and masonry. Consolidator Pro replaces the natural binding materials lost due to deterioration, decay, weathering and other causes. When properly applied, WPC-300’s deep penetrating formula retains the surface’s natural breathability.
Consolidator Pro works as an effective pretreatment for friable materials that need to be strengthened before cleaning, patching or coating. WPC-300 is very effective at slowing or preventing on-going salt water erosion. WPC-300 may be used on most types of natural stone, concrete, stucco, brick, and terra-cotta.
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• Multi-component - strengthens deteriorated/deteriorating stone.
• Will help in slowing or halting salt water erosion
• No aesthetical change to surface type.
• Rapid initial drying – no dirt attraction.
• No by-products harmful to the masonry.
• Treated surfaces “breathe” – does not trap moisture – cures water resistant.
• Once surface cures, surface will be water repellent in less than an hour.
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Friable, crumbling & soft stone
Weathering decaying natural stone
Deteriorating concrete
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Cures in 30 to 40 minutes
Darkens an enhances
Generally single coat
Matte finish
Safe, easy to apply
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Do not dilute or alter before use.
Coverage Rates - Coverage rates vary depending on the surface type and degree of deterioration.
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Indoors and Outdoors
Horizontal and Vertical
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Quart Bottles
One Gallon Bottles
Five Gallon Pails
This product is restricted in large quantities when shipped to the following VOC regulated states: California, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Vermont, Delaware, District of Columbia, Maryland, New Jersey, New York, Northern VA, Pennsylvania, Parts of Arizona, Ohio, Illinois, Indiana. In addition, these counties in California: LA County, Riverside County, Orange County, San Bernardino County.
