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LiquidRubber

Liquid Rubber Basement and Foundation Repair Sealant - Waterproof Concrete Sealer & Crack Filler - Flexible Coating for Indoor & Outdoor Use - Waterproofing Paint - Black, 5 Gallon

Liquid Rubber Basement and Foundation Repair Sealant - Waterproof Concrete Sealer & Crack Filler - Flexible Coating for Indoor & Outdoor Use - Waterproofing Paint - Black, 5 Gallon

$260.93 USD
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  • SUPERIOR FLEXIBLE SEALANT: Liquid Rubber's foundation sealer creates a permanent waterproof membrane for basement waterproofing, foundation leak repair, shower liners, and planter boxes. This professional-grade sealer delivers unmatched protection with 900% elongation, preventing leaks and water damage more effectively than traditional sealants
  • COMPLETE BASEMENT WATERPROOFING SYSTEM: Surpassing basic concrete paint, concrete sealers, and standard waterproof agents, this waterproofing membrane is designed to seal and protect against active leaks and moisture, making it perfect for basement leak and foundation repair. Seamlessly compatible with self leveling concrete applications
  • VERSATILE CONCRETE CRACK FILLER: The professional-grade rubber coating and rubber waterproofing technology maintains flexibility in all temperatures, preventing future cracks and damage. This liquid rubber waterproof sealant provides superior adhesion to concrete, masonry, wood, metal, and foundation surfaces, making it an ideal choice for your DIY projects
  • MAXIMUM COVERAGE & PERFORMANCE: This high-build basement sealer goes on like waterproof paint - Interior basement surfaces: 50 sq ft/gallon (requires: 2-3 coats), Exterior concrete sealer outdoor surfaces: 20 sq ft/gallon (requires: 3-4 coats). Apply between 50°F-90°F. For complete protection, use the rubber sealant with Liquid Rubber Geo-Textile on joints and transitions
  • IMPORTANT USAGE GUIDELINES: The water-based foundation sealer formula contains zero VOCs for safe indoor application. No mixing required! Apply by brush, roller, or professional sprayer as part of your basement waterproofing system. Not suitable for walking surfaces due to tackiness when cured
  • FOR A WATERTIGHT SYSTEM - Use rubber sealant with Liquid Rubber Geo-Textile on joints and transitions, fill small cracks with Liquid Rubber Sealant & Adhesive, and bridge joints, seams, vents, and protrusions where movement may occur. Scroll down for full application steps

Overview

  • Material : Polymer
  • Brand : Liquid Rubber
  • Style : Protective
  • Item Weight : 19.8 Kilograms
  • Item dimensions L x W x H : 12 x 12 x 16 inches
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Customer Review

  • Daniel Brooks

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    "Saved me from an expensive plumbing repair"

    I discovered a small leak under my kitchen sink late at night.

    This repair tape was incredibly easy to apply and stopped the leak immediately.

    It held securely until I could arrange a permanent repair.

    A must-have item for every homeowner.

  • Sophia Mitchell

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    "Quick fix that actually works"

    I used this waterproof repair tape on an outdoor water pipe.

    The application took only a few minutes and the seal has remained strong through several rainstorms.

    It's durable, reliable, and much easier than I expected.

    I'm very impressed with the results.

  • Ryan Cooper

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    "Perfect for emergency repairs"

    A pipe in my garage started leaking unexpectedly.

    This tape gave me a fast temporary solution without needing special tools.

    The adhesion is strong and the material feels high quality.

    Definitely worth keeping in a home repair kit.

  • Emma Sullivan

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    "Every DIY homeowner should have this"

    I purchased this for emergency household repairs and it exceeded my expectations.

    It sealed a leaking connection quickly and helped prevent further water damage.

    The instructions were simple and the product worked exactly as advertised.

    I'll be ordering another roll just to keep on hand.
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