SpecSilane 40 WB 
40% solids water-based penetrating silane sealer
SpecSilane 40 WB is a 40% solids, 100% reactive, waterborne silane sealer. This clear, penetrating, breathable water repellent is designed for use on interior and exterior above-grade concrete or masonry surfaces. SPECSILANE 40 WB penetrates the surface and bonds directly with the substrate, which results in a surface that is highly resistant to both moisture and salt. SPECSILANE 40 WB helps protect concrete and masonry surfaces, decks, pavements, parking structures, ramps, bridges, marine platforms, etc., against the corrosive effects of de-icing salts, moisture and weathering to prevent spalling and deterioration of concrete structures. VOC compliant.
- Provides excellent chloride screen
- Excellent water repellency while maintaining breathability
- VOC compliant – water-based
- Reduces the effects of freeze-thaw cycling and weathering on concrete structures
- Long-lasting protections for new as well as old concrete surfaces
- Dries tack-free and skid-resistant
- Colorless and non-yellowing
Application
- Surface Preparation: Ensure surfaces are well cured (minimum 28 days), clean, and free from all residues, dust, debris, oil, and other contaminants. Surfaces must be absorptive to allow penetration.
- Application Rate: Varies by surface porosity:
- Porous surfaces: 100-125 ft²/gal
- Broom finish: 100-150 ft²/gal
- Smooth concrete: 150-200 ft²/gal
- Equipment: Apply using a roller, brush, or low-pressure sprayer. Avoid puddles; redistribute any standing material before drying.
Packaging
- Available in 5-gallon pails and 55-gallon drums.
Shelf Life
- Store sealed in a clean, dry area between 45-85°F. Shelf life is one year in unopened containers.
Test Data
- Solids Content: 40% by weight
- VOC Content: Less than 250 grams per liter
- Flash Point: Greater than 200°F
- Specific Gravity: 0.96 at 25°C
- Color: Water clear
- Odor: None
- Water Absorption Test: 0.40% over 48 hours; 1.1% over 50 days
- Scaling Resistance Test: Rating of 0 for “No Scaling”
