Foundation Sealant Kit - 5 Gallon (18.9L)
Foundation Sealant Kit - 5 Gallon (18.9L)
Product Details
Liquid Rubber Foundation Sealant Kit comes with reinforcing geo-textile fabric and caulking sealant to cover 100 sq ft of waterproofing for your exterior foundation repair.
Kit Contents:
- 1 - 5G pail of Foundation Sealant
- 1 - Roll of 4" x 160' Geo-Textile
- 4 - 10oz tubes of White Caulking Sealant
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Popular Uses
Foundation Sealant helps repair/protect foundations and other home areas both indoor and outdoor. Here are some common Foundation Sealant uses.
- Foundations
- ICF's
- Basements
- Shower Liners
- Deck and Fence Posts
- Planter Boxes
- Metal
- Wood
- Concrete
- And More
Coverage
KIT: Covers 100 sq ft (9.3 sq/m) for an exterior foundation repair.
Liquid Rubber Foundation Sealant
- FLAT SURFACE: Apply a minimum final thickness of 1 gallon per 15 sq ft (1.4 sq/m). It should require around 4-5 heavy coats to achieve a 60 mil. (1-1.5mm) (DFT) membrane.
- VERTICAL SURFACES: Apply a minimum final thickness of 1 gallon per 30 sq ft (2.8 sq/m). It should require around 2-3 heavy coats to achieve a 30 mil. (1-1.5mm) (DFT) membrane.
- EXTERIOR FOUNDATION WALL: Apply a minimum final thickness of 1 gallon per 20 sq ft (1.9 sq/m). It should require around around 3-4 heavy coats to achieve a 40-50 mil. (1-1.5mm) (DFT) membrane.
- INTERIOR FOUNDATION WALL: Apply a minimum final thickness of 1 gallon per 50 sq ft (4.6 sq/m). It should require around 2-3 heavy coats to achieve a 20 mil. (0.5-0.76mm) (DFT) membrane.
Liquid Rubber Geo-Textile - 160 Linear feet of cracks, joints, etc. Does not account for overlaps.
Liquid Rubber Sealant & Adhesive - Approximately 24 linear feet at ¼” diameter bead.
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For Step-By-Step Guides Specific to Your Project
Make sure your surface is clean, dry, and free of dirt, silicone, loose paint, rust, oil, grease, coal tar, or other contaminants. Apply using a 3/8 (10mm) roller, brush or paint sprayer. Temperature should be above 10˚C/50˚F and without rain or dew in the forecast when applying.
For extra adhesion, performance, and longevity and to create a moisture vapor barrier, use 1 heavy coat of Multi-Purpose Primer. We recommend applying a test patch before full application.
Apply each coat in an alternate direction to the last coat to ensure even coverage. Avoid contact with solvents and solvent based cleaners, adhesives, and paints. Make sure you do not combine black products with colored products and do not allow products to freeze.
Use Liquid Rubber Sealant & Adhesive for gaps and cracks.
Apply next coat when dry to the touch with nothing wet underneath and is uniform in color. Refer to product data sheet for dry times.
Remove painters’ tape/blocking while coating is still wet. Wrap brushes in plastic to use for next coat.
Ensure weeping tile is working properly channeling water away from your building. Extend rain gutters and slope grade away from your building.
Curing time depends on temperature, humidity and airflow, however typically initial cure is within 24-48 hours as per specific product recommendations.
For best results remove existing paints/coatings and apply directly to the substrate. (Some paints and coatings will not be compatible. Loose/flaky paint may be an indication that the existing paint/coating is not well bonded and therefore your Liquid Rubber solution may fail if applied over it instead of directly to the substrate. Oil based paints, enamels, epoxies, powder coats can be difficult to bond to. Contact your Liquid Rubber technical representative for further direction.) This product is not meant for long term UV exposure or to be used on a constant walking surface.
Tips and Tricks
How to Apply Foundation Sealant
Learn how to prep and apply Foundation Sealant to an exterior foundation.
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Before you start your project, make sure you have everything you need.
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