will liquid rubber white liquid epdm roof coating work for waterproofing waterfall pools?
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It all depends on what you're applying it to. If you have slimy rocks no way will stick to it.
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Evans,All the connections on the wiring are considered "water resistant" not "water proof" wiring connections will resist rain but for best results you should use silicone dielectric on the actual connection metal contacts. This will prevent any corrosion in case water does enter the connector.It is a good product, good luck
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I don't think so. Where is the leak and what kind of leak is it? I was not impressed. If the leak is under water, i think under-water epoxy is the best joce. It is used on swimming pools and I used it on a leaking pool light connector. It worked great.
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i haven't tried it on rubber roofing, but i don't see why not... i used it on drywall and wood to determine relative moisture in my concrete foundation... but it did recently fail and i am starting to work with Gen Tools to see if i can get it replaced.
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you can ask this question at www.waybasic.com they have a live chat. I do not think you can because it says on their site..keep from getting wet. I think the material will absorb water base paint. On their site they have other colors, so check to see if a glossier white is there.
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RV roof must be EPDM to use this stuff.. look under vent cover inside RV EPDM will have black on bottom white on top. clean roof with non petroleum based cleaner let dry. liquid rubber is very thick i rented a paddle drill mixer.. poor into gallon containers as its easier to spread this way. i used thin nap 9 inch roller to apply forget the squegee...pia. you may get some bubbling but they disappear in a few days dont mess with them they will go down and adhere... takes days to cure and set, but when cured looks like a new smooth roof.. very cool product..
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I can only advise you to use the product on "canvas" type materials. I use it on my 2001 Saab's convertible canvas top roof and it works very well. Not only does it repel water, it bring backs the natural dark color, which is black, to the roof.
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My opinion: No. Eternabond is extremely elastic and while great for sealing out water, would make a poor surface for paint to adhere to. But if you had to paint, then I would recommend that use a product specifically formulated for plastics.
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It is a liquid epoxy that forms a tight seal membrane when it dries. I used it on my basement where the water was leaking between the floor and wall seam. So far, after two years, it has not leaked. The company has great customer service. They replaced a can of their product that had crystalized. I suspect it was too old; their small cans of the stuff probably sit around. Their response was immediate with an apology. Be sure to mix each can separately BEFORE you mix them together.
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It has a water resistant finish on the top, but I don't think I would recommend using this outdoors. You could polyurethane it yourself as an added precaution but I would be concerned about the glue that holds the 50 or so individual pieces together. If you do decide to go for it and polyurethane it yourself, be sure to do the underside because that comes without any protective finish. Even if it is not rained on directly, it will absorb moisture from the humidity and it is vulnerable on the underside.
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I would not use it on a shingle roof unless you turn the pressure way down and then it may not be effective. If you're removing mold or algae, try bleach and water (50/50 mix with a pump sprayer). The machine is fantastic on flat surfaces!
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See manufacturers web page - www.proguardcoatings.com. It is very similar to widely available Liquid Roof that is commonly sold for RV's by the same manufacturer. Both are made by Pro Guard but only Liquid Rubber is sold direct, so it is less expensive. It is applied much thicker because it is an epoxy like two-part mix and it will adere to nearly any clean surface. Once dry/curred it remains slightly soft like sheet EPDM.
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Tape may be a problem down the line. Since Liquid Rubber is to be applied directly to roofing of RVs And other roofs similar in structure, anything in between the literal roof and the liquid rubber could form a barrier to good adhesion. I have however put small pieces of galvanized steel over holes and weakened pressboard areas of my RV roof. The small pieces of galvanized metal were thoroughly covered with Liquid Rubber which flowed over the surrounding area making a nice flat roof. No leaks into the third year after treating my roof to a Liquid Rubber sealing. Tape could be o.k. But tape and heat may cause a separation of the adhesive from the backing and thus weaken the Liquid Rubber Bond. BY THE WAY, I screwed the sheet metal to the sound portions of the roof and thus fixed it in place so as not to shift during the liquid rubber application.
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This product works fine on solid surfaces. BUT not on an RV EPDM roof. It may work if you use a primer with it and clean the roof first with TSP. I used this on a motorhome roof, without a primer, and did not get the roof totally clean, and it flecked off going down the road. But if you are doing a motorhome EPDM roof Iwould suggest the #63900 made for RV Roofs, and use the primer...
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It depends on the material you want to make leak proof. If the leak is small or narrow, the Flex Seal should work. It made need additional coating depending on the size and depth of the area to be covered. After totally dry it should be able to be painted.
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In one word: No. It will coat anything nicely, but any Epoxy resin will yellow, crack and generally degrade when exposed to constant UV rays and weather. It will last a few years but be prepared to do the project again. If it's under a canopy then it will last longer, but overall these coatings are not meant to be used outdoors
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I wouldn't recommend it for piecing together a waterfall. It's more of a sealant than an adhesive.