LIQUID RUBBER FOR PONDS
Liquid Rubber Pond COATING
Hey Joe,
II just wanted to let you and your staff know that your product and instructions have now been responsible to successfully hold water in my 100 year old fountain for two years. I had had multiple years of major leaking in the the concrete structure, but it now does not leak at all. Thank you for your product and help.
Sincerely,Pete OBrien
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5-Gallon Dura-Rubber Pond Kit
Dura-Rubber is a water-based, single-part liquid rubber pond liner that can be used to secure the surfaces of concrete, wood, or stone fish ponds and water features. Dura-Rubber is particularly well suited to pond applications because its rubber base makes the sealant 100% waterproof. While similar pond coating products will gradually breakdown once they are submerged, our flexible liquid rubber pond liner easily curves into cracks, where it holds strong season after season. Dura-Rubber is also free of harmful chemicals and Low VOC’s (volatile organic compounds), it poses no risk to fish or plants. Apply it easily with a paintbrush, paint-roller, or spray nozzle and you’ll have a durable and presentable finished pond waterproof coating product in no time at all!
Dura-Rubber™ is UV Stable – keep in mind, there is a difference between UV “Resistant” and UV “Stable” A UV “Stable” unlike pond paint products Dura-Rubber is suitable for applications which require long-term exposure to direct sunlight and have a minimum of a 10 year lifespan. In harsh environments, UV Resistant products typically fail after 2-3 years.
Rubberizeit™ Dura-Rubber™ is a water-based single part liquid rubber. It requires no catalyst to activate or cure like pond epoxy. Once the water evaporates, only the non-toxic rubber coating is left behind and takes approximately 3-5 days to fully cure (depending on temperature and humidity).
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Flood Protection
I first purchased rubberizeit over 5 years ago to protect our house in Louisiana from the flooding.Every year Rita and I would have to dry out carpet and fix damaged drywall from flooding.I removed 12” of siding and replaced it with cement board and waterproofed it with rubberizeit. For five years our house has been dry. I painted my house this year and the rubberizeit I put on five years ago was black I purchased a five of rubberizeit and they were able to tint it to match my house.Thank you Mr Paul
Lloyd & Rita Landry
2021-27-May
Swimming Pool
When used properly, this product is kick-ass!
Jim from Texas
2018-17-July
Pebble Tec Pool & Spa Coating
I I had the opportunity to work the rubberizeit team. They are in Oregon and I am I Texas. I was looking to refresh my pool/spa via high end paint vs a costly re-plaster. Their paint was a perfect solution. I needed 20-25 gallons to get two full coats. Although there was a small snag with my initial order the rubberizeit customer service team jumped into action and handled all my questions and even provided additional paint to resolve the earlier snag with the initial order. Impressed with the product and the company.
Steve Bacon
2021-06-July
Aquarium Build
After many weeks of research and debate, Rubberizeit was the obvious choice for my 240 gallon African Cichlid tank. This was my first attempt at containing a literal ton of water in my house, and I wasn't going to make it harder with some 2-part epoxy nightmare. After a year and a half, my hardwood floors have not seen a drop of water. I was amazed at the ease of application while building, and still admire it's durability to this day. Needless to say, I have already placed another order for my upcoming 500 gallon build. Thank you for your superior product!
Ryan Moore
2019-14-Nov
Fountain
I want to thank you for the development of Rubberizeit Dura-Rubber We purchased this house 10 years ago. One of the features my spouse liked was the fountain at the end of the driveway. The disclosure statement said the fountain leaked. Being an engineer, there is no problem too big. When we filled it and started the pump, the fountain leaked so bad, it was out of water in 3 hours. I contacted the mason who built it, and he said it should be torn down and redone properly. He indicated when the previous owner wanted it made, she wanted it made out of rock, using the concrete driveway for the bottom. He informed her that it would develop cracks and start leaking.