I just went up on the roof to see how this product was working out, and that it has dried and cured. I am very very satisfied. I won't be needing a professional to come make a patch bc I did it and it's better than new, stronger than new and drier than new. I'll keep an eye on it, of course, but I won't be needing any roofer for quite some time.

Received this item last night.The shipping box was in perfect condition, opened it to find six cans with dents. Every single one. Dented. Not really sure if this will effect use of the item yet. But will update once I find out.

Did not even begin to seal and waterproof the fountain after two coats. Not a product that does what it says it will do. Thanks for attention!

I used this to coat a large custom tiled birdbath. I cleaned, lightly sanded the surface and wiped thoroughly before applying, let it cure for 2 days, then filled it with water. The water turned milky, smelled of chemicals, foamed at the surface of and the coating turned opaque white and began peeling off. I have been scraping it ever since trying to save the birdbath. It was heartbreaking.

Used on fountain and now peeling off taking paint with it. Took forever to dry. Should of used clear spray. Thanks for attention!

Best water sealer I have used,fixed a garden water fountain I tried 2 other products on that did not work, Thanks for attention.

The product works as described. Two issues. First, if used in a bath or outdoors old will grow everywhere under it. Second, I did my best to close it after using 20% of the bottle. After a month the entire bottle dried out. So, use it when opened or you may end up throwing most of it out.

My mower tire had a leak close to the rim so I spread this product on it, hoping it would help. It took 3 coats before it took longer for the tire to lose air. Oh well, I figured it was worth a try and maybe it will come in handy in the future.

Take the time to mix as instructed and it goes on smoothly. Goes on best if you load the top side of the brush up, then float and drag for clean lines. Practice on a piece of cardboard before applying to desired area. I used it to coat the inside of metal planter containers that will be used indoors. Two coats provided a durable waterproof layer and I used cheap plastic bristle brushes (would not recommend a foam brush with this). I allowed 48 hours between coats. Perfect for what I needed and…

It stuck very well to the wood I was painting, but was a little hard to spread. It took about 48 hours to cure each layer, but the final result was great!

THIS IS A NEW PRODUCT OUT THERE, USED IT FOR A PROJECT, THE PROBLEM IS IT FORMED A FILM ON TOP IN THE CAN AND MADE THIS UNUSEABLE, WAS A MESS, EVEN CONTACTED COMPANY SOMETHING VERY WRONG WITH THIS PRODUCT. DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY.

Rather than buy cedar boards to make some additional shelves for my catio I decided to use up some leftover plywood that was sitting around. Since plywood delaminates pretty quickly in rain I thought I'd try sealing the boards up with this Gorilla rubberized sealant. My past experience using Varathane has been futile, even with three thick coats water got into plywood and delaminated, coated surfaces also peeled up. Time for something better.I wanted to lather it on nice and thick so the liquid

I had to remove my dometic Refrigerator in my RV for a part replacment and in doing so discovered that there has been a water leak were the frig sets. I bought this product to try out and i am very pleased on how good it worked. it is super thick and clear in color, I poured it on and in the crack of the wood floor I used a wide paint brush to move it all around on top of the floor i watched as it went into the cracks, wow what a great clean job it did filling up all the cracks in the wood. let

Had a bad leak in my bathtub drain. The leak was pretty bad. Did not know that was the problem until it soaked the drywall and closet floor. Discovered the leak by luck. Coated the entire drain connection under the tub. Let it cure for 48hrs and coated it again and let cure for 24hrs. So far the leak is gone. Used a paint brush to apply. Easy to spread. So far so good!

Works great just what I needed to seal around some older windows make them airtight will definitely buy again The patch may not stick well to certain materials, such as PVC.

We used this to seal a leak in the back of the tile surrounding an old 1940s bathroom as a safeguard after re-grouting the exposed tile in the shower area. Application was easy dry time before use was around 24 hours. We have not had any leaks since.

I applied this product on concrete sheeting (USG DUROCK) a week ago today and it still has not cured. Remains unhardened and tacky. Have had a fan blowing to increase air circulation for 5 days and very little change. Asked other customers how long it really takes to dry. One said 24 hours. Another said 1 month. Unfortunately I trusted the reviews boasting what a great product this is. I am in the midst of a has to get done tiling job but sounding like I have no choice but to wait a month. Very

make sure you have a disposable brush and paint thinner. This stuff is real great just like liquid rubber Adhesives & Sealers.

I have a fiberglass fountain which had started to develop leaks and cracks. I tried another product with no success, I bought this as it was a good price and I didn't want to spend a bunch of money on something that may not work. It sealed the fountain beautify so my fountain is up and running again.