Flexicoat liquid rubber is a type of elastomeric coating or sealant that is applied in liquid form and cures into a flexible, rubber-like material. Flexicoat is commonly used for waterproofing, sealing, and protecting surfaces from water, moisture, and other environmental elements. Flexicoat can be applied to various surfaces, including roofs, foundations, gutters, ponds, and other structures where a durable and flexible waterproofing solution is needed.
Here are some key features and characteristics of Flexicoat:
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Application Form: Flexicoat is liquid form, and it can be applied using a brush, roller, depending on the specific product.
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Curing Process: Once applied, Flexicoat undergoes a curing process to transform from a liquid to a solid, rubber-like material. The curing time can vary depending on factors such as temperature, humidity, and the specific product used.
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Flexibility: One of the primary advantages of Flexicoat is its flexibility. Once cured, it forms a seamless and elastic membrane that can expand and contract with temperature changes and building movements, making it resistant to cracking.
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Waterproofing: Flexicoat is known for its excellent waterproofing properties. It creates a protective barrier that prevents water penetration, making it suitable for applications such as roof coatings, foundation sealants, and pond liners.
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Versatility: Flexicoat can adhere to various surfaces, including concrete, metal, wood, and more. It is often used in construction, roofing, automotive, marine, garden, and DIY applications.
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UV Resistance: Flexicoat is formulated to be UV-resistant, providing additional protection against the damaging effects of sunlight.
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Repair and Restoration: Flexicoat can be used for repairing and restoring various surfaces, including roofs with leaks or cracks.
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Where would I use Flexicoat?
Flexi Coat can be used for all of the following and more:
- Asphalt Roofing
- Fish Ponds
- Flat Roofs
- Sheds
- Fencing
- Car/Caravan undercarriage
- Guttering
- Drainpipes
- Pools
- Wet Rooms
How do you apply FlexiCoat?
Flexicoat can be applied by brush, roller or squeegee
How long does it take for Flexicoat to dry/cure?
Flexicoat take between 24 to 48 hours to fully cure but is touch dry in around 3-4 hours.
What is the shelf life of FlexiCoat?
Flexicoat will last up to 3 years stored in a cool dry environment.
Does Flexicoat have a strong smell?
No Flexicoat is virtually odourless being completely VOC free.
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Customer Reviews
Waterproof, seals wood, concrete, water pipes and looks good.
Would recommend for use in the garden particularly.
After much searching for a product to replace a not happy with pond liner I came across flexi-coat. Seemed quite good in the reviews and online videos so I thought I'd give it a go. I was never happy with all the creases in the pond liner previously fitted so aesthetically this would also improve the appearance.
I made sure the whisky barrel was dry and dust free then started applying thin coats as directed by customer services. It does stay slightly soft but they said this was a characteristic of the product. Six coats later and its better than it ever was. No leaks and much better on the eye.
Only time will tell if this is as good as it makes out.....
Used it initially to repair a leak in flat roof. Have now treated whole roof and am very pleased with the result. Excellent product and very easy to apply. Definitely recommend.
I had a water leak on my flat roof extension. The asphalt membrane overlapping joints had separated (it is 15 years old). I gave the affected joints two coats of S-FIXX Flexicoat and problem solved. I now intend to apply S-FIXX across the complete roof. This really is a good product which provides an affordable, effective and durable weatherproof seal.
Great product! Could do with being a bigger size.