Stormdry Masonry Protection Cream 3L

I bought this product after recommendation, from Roger Fisby utube. I bought 3ltrs first to try. The cream applied to my bricks, very easily and very little dripping. However it did not go as far as the much cheaper liquid brick sealers. So I bought 5ltrs next and this went further. It does look funny, but dried quickly, leaving a share deeper. My neighbours looked inquisitively, but I painted on. I've spent a lot of money, but it doesn't t take long to use a tub. So my verdict. I've waterproofed, my bungalow and all the surrounding walls, after a few days I sprayed water on and it was perfect. The colour has deepened slightly, but it's not an unpleasant, appearance. It claims it works for for 25 years, unlike cheaper 3 year brands. I liked it and recommend.

I recently applied Stormdry Masonry Waterproofing Cream to my home’s exterior sand stone walls, and the results have been outstanding. The cream’s thick consistency made application straightforward, adhering well without dripping. After curing, water beads off the surface, indicating effective water repellency. One of the standout features is its breathability; it prevents water ingress while allowing moisture within the walls to escape, reducing the risk of damp-related issues. Additionally, the product is BBA-approved, offering peace of mind regarding its durability and performance. A slight darkening of the brick was noticeable immediately after application, but this faded over time, returning the bricks to their original appearance. It’s worth noting that proper surface preparation is crucial; cleaning the masonry beforehand ensures optimal absorption and effectiveness. Overall, Stormdry has exceeded my expectations, providing a reliable and long-term solution to protect my home from penetrating damp.

I needed to cover an outside wall that appeared to be letting damp in and then leaking into my garage the other side. The quality of this appears to good and there is noticeable less damp, so the leak prevention appears to be working. I wish it was cheaper, but it could be a lot worse. I recommend trying it if you have damp issues for outside walls.

Very impressed so far. Only time will tell long-term.Had a new gable end wall built for my loft conversion. Brand new expensive bricks to match the originals on my 80 year-old house. Then 6 months later we have the wettest winter for 200 years with winds from the south constantly soaking the wall. With no time for the bricks to dry out between the rainy days, they eventually absorbed the water all the way through and with no cavity wall for the water to drain into, the rain appeared on the inside of my house and dripped from the lintel above the window. The new bricks look nice but are clearly not a match for the 80 year-old originals when it comes to waterproofing. (How can brick companies sell bricks that are this absorbent?)Anyway, having done plenty of investigation on-line, I opted for Stormdry as the solution to the problem. I hoped the old maxim that you "get what you pay for" was true in this case as it is not the cheapest product around but we wanted an effective and long-lasting solution as I don't want to be having to put scaffolding up every few years to reapply a waterproofer.It went on very easily. We did it by brush to get into the nooks and crannies. You can certainly see where you have been and true to the instruction leaflet, the Stormdry was absorbed into the wall and the bricks returned to their original appearance after a day or so.About three weeks after applying, we hadn't had much rain so we soaked the wall by hose before the scaffolding came down, just to see how the wall would react. The water beaded and ran off the surface of the bricks. A couple of hours later the wall was dry to the touch which certainly would not have been the case before. It looks very impressive and l am hopeful that this will solve the problem long-term. Hosing the wall for half an hour is not exactly the same as the constant drenching the wall got during December 2013 but it gave us an idea of the effectiveness.Based on the quoted figures for coverage of the product, I bought too much rather than too little. Our bricks were so absorbent that they took twice as much as the stated amount (and I am convinced they would have taken even more if we had had more to apply). So I am hoping that the depth of effective waterproofing in my bricks is therefore also twice as much as it would have been.I recommend this product.

Easy to apply, doesn’t smell awful. Seems to be working, not cheap but does come with a guarantee

I'm not sure that Amazon will allow me to come back and write a review in 25 years time telling whether or not my wall is still repelling water.In the meantime, I can confirm that it went on very easily using a roller plus a largish paintbrush to get in the nooks and crannies.Everything was as expected. Initially while applying, my brick wall looked white and streaky, (so easy to see which bits were already done), then it just looked wet. Now a day later it looks how it did before. Just a brick wall.Coverage was somewhat less than the 5L per Sq M that the instructions state. But I find that applies to anything I put on with a roller rather than a brush. I just wanted to get it done fast.6 Litres for my garage walls was quite an investment. Next time it rains, I'll have high expectations.

I've read a few reviews on this item through google and u tubeand decided to get someits very easy to use and its been on my house for almost a year now and its durablethe coverage is goodi also managed to spill some on my paving stones and when its wet i can see exactly where it wasso yes it works

I'm trying this as I have solid brick walls and an internal wall which is very cold in winter, some small amounts of black mould appearing and blown plaster as well. Inside I have also used the anti-mould paint but decided there may be an underlying cause, namely water ingress via the bricks. It's very easy to apply and brushes clean out in soapy water. The 1 litre tin covered about 3.5m square but I have bricks with grooves on them so they need more paint. I've used a water pistol on the dry surface and it's clearly got some water resistance compared to where I have not applied the waterproofing. As my wall is about 100 years old perhaps it needs a second coat? Gave 4 stars as very expensive.

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Increíble producto,heche éste producto en una segunda vivienda en el campo en la cual tenía algunas humedades,heche el producto por el esterior he interior donde tenía las humedades y después de haber pasado un Año,no han vuelto a salir las humedades.estoy muy contento con el producto.

Product werd verwerkt met borstel Silverline 15 cm.Product laat geen vlekken na op de gevel .De regendruppels dringen niet meer in de baksteen.Product is vrij prijzig maar doet wat het belooft.

Tolles Material (wie Puddig 😄). Lässt sich super verarbeiten. Habe es in einen Rolleneimer umgefüllt, ist einfach ohne Rückstände im Origenaleimer in den Rolleneimer herübergeplumps. Wurde von der Fassadenfarbrollle gut aufgenommen und ließ sich super auf die Wand aufbringen. Jetzt warten wir auf den nächsten Starkregen, ob dann die Wand keine Feuchtigkeit mehr aufnimmt und das tröpfeln über dem Fenster aus dem Fenstersturz aufhört. 🍀UPDATE: Die Creme hält was sei verspricht, es hat mehrfach teils stark geregnet und dass Wasser perlt einfach ab. Es dringt keine Feuchtigkeit mehr ein und das Tröpfeln aus dem Fensresturz hat auch aufgehört. Super Produkt, sehr zu empfehlen!UPDATE2: Jetzt ist der Ansrich 1 Jahr auf der Wand und alles ist weiterhin dicht, und auch Starkregen perlt weiterhin ab. 👍🏻

Impermeabilizza in maniera ottima, con un pennello si distende uniforme e il gioco è fatto