Liquid Rubber Color Waterproof Sealant, White, 5 US Gallons, 4.16 UK Gallons

We built a mini camper and coated it with this stuff. We are so pleased

We built a mini camper and coated it with this stuff. We are so pleased

Great!!! Works extremely well, I bought this to fix a big crack on a fiberglass fountain that I did not think it could be fixed, very expensive fountain and I thought it was worth to attempt to fix for 60 bucks. To my surprise it worked extremely well. Very happy!!!

If going over a dark colour will take at least five coats to cover. Paint is relatively transparent and average coverage due to viscosity. It is easy enough to apply, but note product coverage on product, makes coverage expensive and time consuming for four-five coats. Durability will have to wait to see after Winter.

Very easy to use. Covers really well and it works 100%. I’ve used Liquid Rubber in many applications and it’s definitely worth the money.
Can definitely recommend.

Spent three days painting the garage roof twice. Nothing to complain about, just wish for a lower price.

i have a balcony 22 ft by 4 ft..two gallons would have been more than enought..I LOVED IT..SO EASY TO USE

We used Liquid Rubber Color Waterproof Sealant on our deck, which showed evidence of leaking when it rained. After just one application of 3-4 coats, the leaking was gone and the deck looked great. To ensure a continued waterproof barrier, we subsequently applied several additional coats. The sealant is very easy to apply with either a brush or roller, and dries fairly quickly. The choice of colors is also nice, and eliminates the need to apply an additional color coating over the sealant. To date, we are very pleased with this product and the results.

Had good service from Liquid Rubber online chat support, my question was to know which product could be used to reinforce my car port tarp that UV light had made ravages to (only 1 year old).

I had to cover a large installed tarp in a short amount of time, my tool of choice was my generic car paint spray gun.
Technician did a follow up promptly and suggested this product line for my use case.
(Liquid Rubber Color Waterproof Sealant)

The product is very thick, doesn’t smell bad and doesn’t seems to have solvents fumes.

With the initial thickness it’s clearly a no go if you don’t have commercial equipment to push that stuff off.
The technician recommended a dilution of 5 to 10% of distilled water volume to help. At 5% and 45 psi, the spray gun does not allow the mix to exit. Bumping to 70-75 psi it goes out but not in an even/elegant spray.

I played around to find the sweet spot… trick #1 put the Liquid rubber container in hot tap water (65c ?) until the temperature rises evenly. Then, I found that at about 13% of distilled water per volume of Liquid rubber used is good for my hardware at 70 psi. It flows better and doesn’t run on the surfaces. Did a test with about 20% and the product flows much better but it runs on the vertical surfaces (not recommended).

1 gallon wasn’t enough for more than 1 good coat on the top surface of a 10′ x 20′ tarp installed on the frame.
I wasn’t expecting to need more than that, 2 gallons would have been better but it gets close to the price of buying a new tarp.

Take a while to dry out, follow the instructions, monitor the weather! and good luck! 🙂

** 1 year later update: worked well for winter and summer. A new coat would be required now, the UV and the wind did some damage over time and light come through some spots. **

I put this on my 30 yr old wooden garage door. Over the years the bottom panel has been exposed to a lot of snow which caused the door to start to erode. The stains I used in the past did nothing to stop erosion so I opted to try liquid rubber. This stuff is easy to use and goes straight on right out of the can. I first tried using roller to apply but I did not like the result so I switched to using disposable brushes. That worked well and the brushes were tossed after use. So far I have a couple of coats on. Winter hits soon and spring will tell about the durability of liquid rubber.
UPDATE: Spring has arrived and I am pleased to report that liquid rubber did the job extremely well. With only 2 coats, the door shows no signs of deterioration. Weather permitting I will add couple more coats this spring. That should complete the protection process for good. Thanks Liquid Rubber.

Never used this product before but the company and customer service people we’re great. I put 4 coats on my deck and it looks fantastic. It has rained in the meantime and not a single drop of water has appeared on my porch below. I would highly recommend this product and the company. A++++++++

Used this product on a worn coping around an in ground pool. It applied and covered very well. I gave 4 stars but the 5th will be how it weathers after a Winter or 2. Did take time to dry but that was expected. So far very happy really made the pool look nice.

a little thick to work with best to brush on versus rolling. did a tear after a few weeks later held up better when compared to big box stores elastomeric products designed for similar use.

put on outside barn roof/just wash it every year!/under walnut tree/now no more hole in plastic barn/they just bounce off!!!!! happy

Excellent product, as advertised.
Easy to use. It’s not a necessity but I do recommend using a primer first.

I was amazed how well it worked when I need more hope they have it Fantastic

This stuff is easy to use don’t smell bad I will buy again.

All is good this is my second can Works excelle

I used this product to cover every singe screw head on the tin roofs of a storage facility. Every. Single. One. Yeah it was a lot but it was quick work to dab it on, dried quickly and most of all it works! Bought two 5 gallon tubs to cover both buildings (approximately 265ft long by 35 wide) and had half a tub leftover. Afterward I went inside one of the storage units and closed the door to see if I could still see spots of sunlight peeking through the holes… and it was pitch black! Winter has since hit and there have been no leaks. I liked it so well I purchased a 3rd tub for a second storage facility to seal spot leaks and separations in the tin roof. Definitely recommend! I’m happy I didn’t have to spend the estimated $50k to replace the roof!

This paint is easy to apply
Removed carpet from fishing
Boat and used the paint looks very sharp
Looking forward to the summer to see how
It holds ou

Used it for sealing my 125 year stone foundation walls. Applied 3-4 coats. Dries quickly, can be applied in thick coats without extra long drying times (12-24 hours max), and seals up uneven surfaces, even with half centimeter gaps, and successive coats Very impressed. Bonds to nearly any surface, just remove light debris with a nylon wire brush.

Has the consistency of pudding and doesn’t require excessive mixing.
Highly recommend, but can’t speak to its longevity.
Made in Canada too.

I set the can upside down overnight then stirred the product prior to use and heated up my shop to over 50 degrees and applied the product to the inside of a 150 gallon aquarium that I built out of 1/2″ plywood with a glass front. I used the liquid rubber seam tape first to go around the points where the plywood intersected then I applied the multipurpose primer and let set for 48 hours then I applied the first coat of the Liquid Rubber and let dry to touch then applied a second coat for a thicker finish and now it is setting up but it is dry to the touch already after setting for 12 hours but I will let it cure out for the 48 plus hours then I will install the tempered glass front and then give it a water test prior to moving to the house to set up for the fish. I am satisfied with the way the product adhered to the plywood and seems to be set up really well and should hold up for the use I intend to use it for.

I have used the very well known waterproofer and unfortunately it was a use once until done or loose whats remaining. Now this product was not this way. Now other reviews talked about this so I took a chance. I had a basement with a cement floor that was never waterproofed and we have had a few big problems with some expensive bamboo floating flooring because of that. You would think that reputable fire and water restoration company would know if a cement floor was waterproofed or not but anyway. This product so far has taken care of our problem. Now I have only had it down on the floor for about 2 weeks but it was VERY easy to work with, was able to use over a time span of 3-4 days and dried faster then I was expecting based on the directions. I would recommend this product!

The tape stuck well on the smooth surface and it was easy to apply the liquid rubber to it.

There are no dislikes.

I am wondering how durable the tape will be during winter.

I used your product on the cement pad at the entrance to my home.it looks like it will be there forever.i tried other products over the years and they peeled off.this was so easy to apply and looks great.thanks a bunch.H.C.

This product is spectacular. I have used it to paint the walls of a new wooden shed. It’s a bit like painting with yoghurt , I had white, but the coverage is substantial. Totally waterproofed. I also painted the outside basement wall. Two coats gave me great coverage with easy clean up.
I thought it was a bit expensive but I have had enough to paint another shed and the outside of some wooden planters.still got some left. Once again great coverage and the rain just runs off. Well worth the cost.

This product is everything you could expect, I will be purchasing more, for sure!

I have used this product a few times. Modifications to a pond, sealing a floor in a cold cellar. And now ceiling at foundation wall in the outside. So if you want water tight, this is the product you need.