Waterproofing with Rubberizeit!™ Liquid Rubber™

Another video in this soon to be long series of videos! I have taken a standard cardboard box and coated it with
Rubberizeit!™ Liquid Rubber™, applied the reinforcement cloth and filled it with water!

I then let it sit for over four hours - no leaks!

This is just one example of what can be done with the waterproofing characteristics of liquid rubber. Because it is non-toxic, suitable for potable water (500 gallons +), zero VOC's and it's UV Stable (applications where exposed to direct sunlight) the uses are just about unlimited!

This is the perfect product for balcony or rooftop gardening! If you need to waterproof your plant containers - wood, metal or other - liquid rubber is the perfect solution!

More information at https://www.RubberizeIt.com

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• waterproofing
• liquid rubber
• balcony gardening
• roof top gardening
• roof repair
• rust prevention
• Rubberizeit!™
• Liquid
• Rubber™

[grandisleme]

would this work for sealing and rust prevention on the underbody of cars and trucks?

[LiquidRubberRick]

@grandisleme Yes - the product works fine for that application. Keep in mind, because the liquid rubber - once dried and fully cured - is "flexible" in nature, it does remain a bit "tacky" - nothing extreme. Wanted to make you aware of this because it is not like a truck bed coating that becomes hard. The benefit of our rubber is if any material would ever be "scraped" off - you can always paint the affected are with more liquid rubber and as the product cures, it forms a seamless "patch"

[Damien59999]

Id like to see how well the box held up after a week, a month, etc... I'm considering repairing my cooler pan with this product.