Liquid Rubber Color Waterproof Sealant - Elastomeric Roofing Coating for Flat or Slope Roofs & Foundations - DIY Paint & Leak Repair Membrane Compatible with Metal & Concrete - Dark Gray, 1 Gallon

Definately needs at least 3 coats, but it works and covers well.

I used this coating on a rubber roof that was beginning to leak. I ended up putting on 4 coats and letting in dry until it was barely tacky. It was put on in late spring and it went through heavy rains, high winds, and snow and ice with temps ranging between 95 and -15. After 10 months there have been no leaks and it still looks as good as when I put it on.I highly recommend this product as it’s easy to use and seems to hold up well so far. If I get the 10 years out of it that it claims then it’s well worth the price and effort to put it on.

Very thick rubber like 'paint' Rolls on okay. I guess I'll have to wait and see how well it holds up.

Color was right on it. Easy to use.

Excellent product that created a barrier on an old 117yr old brick basement wall. Always been damp and moisture at the floor/wall. I power washed to clean, caulked holes and rolled/brushed the product on.

Great roof sealant! Spreads easy coats and drys decently fast

I used the elastisized paint to fill/cover the expansion joints between sidewalk and garage. I used a 2 oz. syringe to suck paint out of bucket and apply in joints. I did have to reapply a couple times in places I didn't have enough filler in crack, I had tried to fill cracks with sand up to 1/4" - 3/8" from top. The first coat seeped on down leaving some holes. A second coat took care of the few holes I had.The paint is pretty thick. Reminded me of gravy or a light pudding. It can be easily applied with brush, but in my case, I needed it applied thicker.It does clean up easily with wet rags IF you wipe it off before it has time to set up.I would be prepared to to to use it all up and not try to store for later after opening, I think it will get too thick to use.

I ordered this to waterproof around my foundation to make sure that water wasn't making its way into my walls (which were built too close to grade, unfortunately for me). Unfortunately, this REQUIRES (according to the instructions) their primer in addition to the sealant. The primer is even more expensive than the sealant itself. So I'm returning this without having even opened it. I went with Dri-Lok, which is available at Lowes for much less and doesn't require a separate primer.