RUST-OLEUM 5024 Watertite Latex Qt: Ultimate Waterproofing Solution for Durability & Protection Review

I had my doubts but after using this last year and then repairing 5% missed or poorly prepared all I can say If you prep the cracks/holes so you can let them dry well before painting and then after a good day or two of drying apply a second coat which has repaired (sealed) 95% of the wet cracks in my half of my basement . The wall too, but even there he seems to be working on most of the cracks in the stone/cement wall about two feet thick.

Accidentally bought a liter instead of a gallon. I'm using it to paint an unfinished basement. It's very thick and just covering about 20 square feet On bumpy cement walls I did a small patch in the basement to see if I'd like it It's a semi-wet basement and I don't trip but I think it should help against the moisture underneath The paint shines to be good but I can't find it in large quantities. Is it still made? It seems that HD and L don't sell it anymore. So I have to use another brand…

does not contain mold, which is toxic to birds, plants and other animals, etc. Avoid using the 1 gallon version of Watertite as it contains mold and the bird bath image on the tin or label does not show as a quart size The color is tinted as white is pure white I added a pure blue deep base colour. This gives it a moon blue color effect. Home Depot made it for free and I didn't even buy it from them! You can also use this as a fantastic icing by mixing it with Floetrol 50% Latex Color…