Liquid Rubber L R Multi-Purpose Non-Toxic Primer, 3.78 Litres

Hard work to paint the pond but we'll worth it

Top product, not cheap but seals and leaves the roof looking brand new.Follow the instructions and build up the layers and you won’t go wrong

So be cautious with the sq/ft calculator, especially the primer. If you are close to needing an extra pail don't worry. You don't need it. We ended up with an extra 4 gallons of primer and an extra 5 gallon bucket of product. The tan is true to the colour sample on Amazon. This was easy to install and we got 3 thick layers on before it got too cold. We haven't had much snow on it yet but it seems to hold up to the cold wet weather. No leaks so far. It is REALLY slippery when wet or frosty so be careful. We will put another layer on with traction aid in the spring. Oh, and it's paintable which seems to stick well on a properly prepared surface.

We used this with the deck coating...was easy to use and went far. Would buy again.

I don't usually write reviews but I have found this primer very easy to use - very easy to apply, low odor and easy cleanup. I was even more impressed with the level of customer service I received when I had to report that the package had been damaged in shipping. Somewhere along it's journey the "Handle With Care" warning on the packaging had been ignored. I was quickly able to get through to customer service and after confirming the state of my shipment immediately started processing a replacement. I can't say enough good things about this experience and look forward to continuing to use Liquid Rubber products when possible.

Went with the primer coat, then over coating with the iquid rubber, went smooth, clean up easy, easier than doing brutalite rubber membrane.

Very easy to use and gives great looking results. Surface must be clean but you don't have to use Liquid Rubber's etching solution as there are many etching solutions available that do the same thing for much less. It just has to be a concrete etching solution. It's important to understand that you are applying the material in multiple coats to reach a final thickness. When you determine the square footage then check the specs to see how much material to buy, that amount is what you need to reach the final thickness required. Just put it on until you run out. Put it on as thick as you can with a roller and that's it.You need the weather to cooperate - you cannot have any overnight dew or mist etc. while applying the product and the manufacturer states that you should not apply in direct sun. Almost impossible conditions to meet. I got lucky and had no overnight moisture but had to apply in some direct sun but had no problems. I cannot speak for longevity of this product as I just applied a month ago.