Liquid Rubber Color Sealant, 18.92 Litres, White

Cover in 3 layers roof (5x3m) product is fine however i found that if you stand on too long with rubber soles this material sticks on and might rip. I had done some fixing in my ripped toe safety shoes and rubber stick to it and rip so had to cover this later. So leave some for later. Easy to apply no smell, used with fibre cloth to fill seams. So far seems ok.

Worked well on a lot of surfaces including brick

went on well very thin, ive done 4 coats on my new garage roof on to ply seems good, time will tell, used a smaller tin aswell so i recon i have about enough to do another coat left but that is after using a 1 gallon tin. it took 5 gallons to do one garage roof so not cheap probaly cheaper to get your roof done in felt by a company

This is an excellent product, so easy to apply. I used it to seal the exterior of my summer house. You can also paint over it.

Applied Liquid Rubber, using in tandem with Liquid Rubber Geo Textile, to a 4 foot long very small crack on an external wall of our house. This crack has been the source of water ingress via a concrete lintel for many years and despite paying a few "damp" experts who claimed to have successfully fixed it, Liquid Rubber has now sorted the issue. I was in direct contact with the parent company in Ontario, Canada and they were extremely responsive and helpful.

It was easy to use and went on very well.

I bought this solution because we have a leak from the shower tray due to floor movement. We had the tiles re-caulked, but the shower tray simply moved away form the caulking which was too stiff to move with the tray. The movement had cracked the grouting of the floor tiles, and I had used clear rubber solution from a bicycle tyre repair kit, and this worked really well, hence going for this Liquid Rubber. Unfortunately the movement in the floor still cause a tiny little crack, although it is miniscule compared with the original one. So the liquid Rubber has worked to a degree. My biggest problem is with the size of the tub of Solution. I have barely used the stuff, and have probably 95 - 97% of it left. I have a leaking gutter to repair, so maybe will use some of it for that, but surely it should be available in smaller quantities? Other than that, it looks like a really good product, even though it hasn't quiet worked in our situation.

Easy to apply,very good product.

I bought 10 bags (500 lbs.) of cement to cover my leaking chimney. One bag worked at the top, around the cap, but it would NOT stick to the existing brick (I had mesh on it). I had to return the cement bags. I ordered Liquid Rubber, removed the mesh and did 2 coats. It went on just like a thick paint. The Medium Grey colour worked perfectly (made the chimney look new again). I am hoping it won't leak, but it looks great! It applied easily and I can use it for other purposes too. It is the best and cheapest option to fix leaks. I highly recommend this stuff. UPDATE: 3 months later and NO sign of any chimney leak! I am VERY impressed. I also used it to seal a corner gutter leak - works perfectly and NO leak 3 months later! HIGHLY RECOMMENDED! UPDATE - 2 years later 2022, and NO leaks. This stuff has worked perfectly so far! UPDATE - IT IS NOW 2024, 4 YEARS LATER AND ABSOLUTLEY NO LEAKS!!!

"LR Color Sealant" one gallon purchased. Goes on like paint when using a foam roller. Applied four regular coats to a 4' x 8' CDX plywood firewood shed roof, then lightly sanded with 220 grit sandpaper. Applied one additional regular coat over sanded surface. Next applied three more heavy coats with a squeegee and roller to smooth out. This material goes a long way and is much easier to apply than Flex Seal. I did apply one quart of LR general purpose primer as a base coat. Application temperature was right around 55 degrees. Finished roof looks durable - time will tell.

Great product ......

This stuff comes out thick!!! I also think it's better than Drylok, it certainly is thicker. This requires 3-4 layers of application, by the 3rd layer you really get a sense for how thick this is and how it dries to a sort of rubberized material where the paint has some give/sponginess. This is exactly what you need for some low hydrostatic water resisting. They have an even stronger product but it's tar based and more so for external application. I painted this over with drylok because I had used Drylok in the past for color matching purposes and you can rally tell the difference between how much thinner and rigid drylok. I wish I used this product and painted my entire basement from the begining.

Just finished my second coat the other day and was waiting for my first rain...:just check inside my shed after our first rainstorm after painting all my steel roof seams and screw holes....and DRY!!!! My shed space is FINALLY dry! So easy....so efficient....and I didn’t bother Cleaning up. I used an old tray, roller and brush and just discarded after the second coat! I bought the 5 gallon pail, light gray. When over the existing Olaf deteriorated tar that was remaining. First coat went good and I think it would have been fine with one but I had a ton leftover so the second coat I gave an extra think coating for peace of mind. Would highly recommend! I’m sure you could make it the workable area look nice using this material but because it was a back shed roof I just slathered it on. The colour is great too as the metal is a light grey so it’s not as noticeable from my Raised deck On my property which is just an added bonus. Over all I would highly recommend this product for giving a roof a new life especially for the price! Great value! I still have a 1/4 of the bucket left for future projects or touch ups!