🦍 Gorilla Waterproof Patch - Liquid Ounces: Tapes, Adhesives & Sealants Review

It lays in a thick layer and has never been very durable. I wanted something that sets like clear rubber or epoxy but it looks like crumbly old rotten rubber. At the push of a button, it is extinguished in powder form. I wanted to impregnate a small plastic device and sanded and cleaned the entire surface very well. I applied 3 coats of this product and let each coat dry for 24 hours as directed. It turned out to be almost completely opaque after a few weeks in the sun. I wanted to put it in a…

For large cracks I used Lexel flexible sealant. Then I could use Gorilla as the top layer since it's not as expensive as Lexel. I used both of these products on a bridge over a goldfish pond. All the boards rotted because the builder did not use durable wood. I replaced everything with suitable wood and filled the gaps with both products depending on the gap width. The Gorilla product didn't seem to like exposure to air as it split into two separate components rather than being fully layered…

I've struggled to get the flexible branded seals or these. It was cheaper. Usually, in things like this, it's best to use well-known brands. It's like not getting a discount branded mac and cheese, you spend more and just start crafting. But I've always liked the other products from this brand that I've used, so I gave it a go. I'm glad I did. Had to reprint the roof vents as most of them were leaking. It was amazing to use and juggle on the roof of the house and easy to apply. Much easier than