Rubber Sealant only comes in black. But when it's dry you can paint over it with any water-based top coat paint.

Yes, all our sealants, top coats and cooling agents require a primer before being applied to a raw surface. Etch Primer Supreme for raw metals and rust-covered surfaces and Bonding Liquid Super+ for any other type of surface. It's not required to put a primer again on our Rubber Sealant when attempting to paint over it with a top coat or cooling agent.

Absolutely not! Rubber Sealant and Rubber Sealant Aqua do not work in swimming pools due to the chemicals used to clean them.

No, our Rubber Sealant is too thick and CAN NOT be sprayed. We always recommend using the supplied brush that comes with every drum of our Rubber Sealant when applying the product. Rubber Sealant should be "spread" like peanut butter on bread and not "painted" onto the surface up to 3mm thick, ensuring to work it into gaps and grooves for maximum effect.

Our Rubber Sealant is a black liquid rubber used for sealing and waterproofing. Our Latex Top Coat which comes in a variety of colours is a latex based roof paint that is used as a top coat and painted over our Rubber Sealant. Latex Roof Paint DO NOT SEAL

No, our Rubber Sealant is too thick and CAN NOT be sprayed. We always recommend using the supplied brush that comes with every drum of our Rubber Sealant when applying the product. Rubber Sealant should be "spread" like peanut butter on bread and not "painted" onto the surface up to 3mm thick, ensuring to work it into gaps and grooves for maximum effect.

No, you can not use leftover Rubber Sealant Aqua on roofs, walls or foundations due to it containing bitumen.

Our Rubber Sealant requires little to no regular maintenance, no pap & lap or membrane to be applied to be effective. We can also offer up to a 13-year guarantee on our product because that's how confident we feel about our product. Let's just say that we have helped many clients who have used other products on the market that did not work.