Flex Seal Flex Seal Fswhtmini Mini Rubber Sealant Coating, White, 2 Oz

Flex Seal Mini is a rubberized sealant spray coating that sprays out as a liquid, seeps into cracks and holes, and dries to a watertight, flexible coating. It's an easy way to coat, seal, and stop leaks fast on a variety of surfaces and materials. The lightweight, portable aerosol can makes it ideal for weekend projects, outdoor repairs, and quick fixes around the home or property.

This flexible rubber coating remains pliable once completely dry, so it won't crack in winter cold or sag in summer heat. It protects surfaces from corrosion, can be painted any color after drying, and works on wood, metal, tile, concrete, masonry, fabric, glass, plastic, aluminum, porcelain, drywall, rubber, and cement. The formula can even be applied to wet or dry surfaces, making it versatile for emergency repairs and planned maintenance alike.

Features and Benefits

• Liquid Rubber Formula: Sprays as a liquid and dries to form a strong, flexible rubberized coating that seals out moisture.
• Durable Protection: Stays flexible and pliable once fully cured; resists cracking in cold weather and sagging in heat.
• Corrosion and Noise Reduction: Protects surfaces from corrosion while stopping vibrations and deadening noise.
• Paintable Coating: Can be painted any color after drying for customized appearance and protection.
• Wide Surface Compatibility: Works on wood, metal, tile, concrete, masonry, fabric, glass, plastic, aluminum, porcelain, drywall, rubber, and cement.
• Portable Size: Lightweight mini can is easy to store and carry for repairs around the home, garden, RVs, and campers.
• Multi-Purpose Applications: Ideal for roofs, gutters, downspouts, PVC pipe repairs, roof flashings, weatherizing, foundation and concrete waterproofing, sealing cracks and holes, and more.

Specifications

• Brand: Flex Seal
• Model: FSWHTMINI
• Size: 2 oz aerosol can
• Color: White
• Type: Rubberized liquid rubber sealant coating

How to Use

• Application Tips: Spray a larger area than the actual leak location and feather the edges. Apply multiple thin coats rather than one thick coat. Use at temperatures above 60°F. Make sure the product has filled all cracks and holes completely and is fully cured before testing.