Rust-Oleum Leak Seal
Rust-Oleum Leakseal Clear - 500ml
Rust-Oleum Leakseal Clear - 500ml
Suitable for
- Metal
- Aluminum
- Fiberglass
- Use
- Indoors · Outdoors
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Product information
Rust-Oleum Leakseal Clear - Seal leaks fast with a flexible, watertight rubber coating
Rust-Oleum Leakseal is a rubber coating that is flexible, for application to areas such as gutters and down-pipes formulated to stop leaks and bridge cracks. An easy to use, rubberised protective utility coating which will also leave a smooth and disguised finish.
It is suitable for application to many substrates including metal, aluminium, PVC, masonry, asphalt roofing materials, bitumen and even fibreglass. It protects a vast range of surfaces as well as giving quick, easy and durable protection.
Key Features
- Seals leaks and cracks.
- Watertight semi smooth finish.
- Can be top-coated with latex or oil-based paints.
- Easy to use
Leakseal:
- Coverage: 0.74 m² per aerosol.
- Touch Dry: 20-30 mins.
- 500ml Aerosol.
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Technical specifications
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- Brand
- Rust-Oleum Leak Seal
- Product type
- Aerosol
- Options
- Pack size: 1 x 500ml, 6 x 500ml
Coverage and drying depend on the surface, film thickness and conditions. Consult the current technical data before use.
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I came across an article via Pinterest where a woman had waterproofed a papier machè toadstool to weatherproof it. I’ve used it to seal sculpy toadstools and time will tell if it protects them from the elements. It goes on very smoothly and has taken acrylic paint on top. There was a little cracking in the paint, but it gives a nice decorative finish.
I like that you can spray it, but in the end I didn't feel it gave an even enough coverage and resorted to silicone. I won't buy it again. Could be good for some applications for not mine. I like the gorilla rubber waterproof stuff (not spray), that works quite well