Since it is a moisture cured material it has advantages over more conventional varnish systems. Once applied and cured it will form a barrier preventing any subsequent graffiti from penetrating the substrate. It seals ponds made out of brick, stone, concrete or render providing a tough but flexible coating. It will seal and greatly reduce the breakdown of 'fines' from the surface of the concrete, thus reducing the risk of damaged hooves from the smaller aggregates and shards found within the surface structure of most farmyards and milking parlours. Damaged hooves can result in infection, which in turn can lead to rotting, and hence substantial veterinary bills.
Typical installations are stables, kennels and catteries.
Its use when restricted to new work will prevent the ravages of effluent and the subsequent seepage into watercourses. When cured it leaves a tough but flexible coating that has a high resistance to both abrasion and chemical attack as well as moisture penetration.