Flex Seal White Max 480g Can | Available in Black, White or Clear in 2 Sizes | Liquid Rubber in A Spray Can!

I was eager to receive this product because I have various areas outside/inside the home I want to seal. I've never used a product l like this so I decided to use it as a test.The spray can application at first seemed like a better idea, but after seeing it in action, I was disappointed. The spray zone was wider than I anticipated which lead to an overspray onto areas I didn't want covered.The consistency was about what I imagined because it's basically liquid rubber that ends up a chunky spray that kind of smooths after drying.The color was exactly as described and the product does seal and prevent water from penetrating after fully drying. I believe it took longer to dry because it's winter weather right now. I feel applying this product during a better ... MoreI was eager to receive this product because I have various areas outside/inside the home I want to seal. I've never used a product l like this so I decided to use it as a test.The spray can application at first seemed like a better idea, but after seeing it in action, I was disappointed. The spray zone was wider than I anticipated which lead to an overspray onto areas I didn't want covered.The consistency was about what I imagined because it's basically liquid rubber that ends up a chunky spray that kind of smooths after drying.The color was exactly as described and the product does seal and prevent water from penetrating after fully drying. I believe it took longer to dry because it's winter weather right now. I feel applying this product during a better season would have better results overall.The worst thing about this product is the odor. I read the instructions and paid attention to where I was spraying making sure to have good ventilation, but even though I used it outdoors, I could still smell it coming into the home. It's has a very strong odor and doesn't fade as quick as I would have l liked. It almost reminded me of the smell of gasoline.The clean up was more difficult than I had hoped. I tried scrubbing it off areas of my hands that got covered from scrubbing the areas of the house that the overspray came into contact with. I had to use a heavy duty hand scrub just to remove to small spots on my hand and still have find something to remove it from the areas of my home I didn't want sprayed.Overall it's a good product that does what it is supposed to do, but there are certainly drawbacks and a bit of a learning curve. Better weather and more personal trial and error could have made this experience excellent.

I've used Flex Seal for a few projects around my home. The current project is a mailbox post that is buried 2 feet into the ground. I sprayed the bottom of the post from the base, up to the 30-inch mark. Application is easy and straightforward. The finished protection is smooth, nice looking, and covers like a glove.Another project was a home-grown, 20-foot flagpole, harvested from my heavily forested property. It's been in the ground for a few years now and is solid and stable.

After the latest Central MI storms, a small, hard to pinpoint, stubborn attic leak developed near the faux chimney vent. 1/2 dozen contractors wanted $$$ JUST to look at it, insurance said it was 'owners' maintenance', roofers would recommend chimney experts, chimney experts thought twice about getting on a 2nd story...only 1 actually came out and couldn't find the problem. So, no option but to buy a safety harness and with absolutely no knowledge of anything 'roof', diy it. After a couple of sunny days inspecting and carefully spraying FlexSeal under the suspected culprit shingles and, voilá, leak is gone! It just works better than the 'pro$$$'.