Question 1

How long is the drying time.sprayed the fish pond ( second time)when can I safely put the fish back into the pond?

Accepted Answer

It all depends on how thickly you applied it but 24 hours should do it.

Question 2

Someone complained that it came out in a stream, I need it to spray, to use on roof, does it spray? And how much coverage? And how warm does it need to be, if I take it from inside(warm) to outside(cold roof) ????

Accepted Answer

Like many of these kinds of products, you shake it first.  The stream is fairly narrow - the kind you need to run along a seam or some similar application (not a fine spray like a window cleaner).  Personally I like the Flex Seal a bit better as it applies a bit for thickly than the Rust-Oleum.  Can remember the exact temp requirements but something above 50 degrees F. as I recall.  One 11 oz can will do maybe 30 to 40 feet of metal seam, window trim, or related apps.  Possibly a bit more if you move along quickly.I thought I'd add the note that for wider area applications (I've had leaking metal roof issues) you might want to try "Thru-the-Roof" which comes both in tubes and quart/one gallon cans.  Then the liquid is applied by paint brush from the cans.  This works best for large areas.

Question 3

Can this product be used to waterproof a tile/grout shower?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Have an upstairs 30" x 30" tile shower with fiberglass pan that started leaking (not from drain but from somewhere up the walls.)  Could see leak from downstairs ceiling (opened up ceiling to find leak source and repair ceiling damage).  No obvious cracks in tile grout or in the caulking where the tiles met the pan.  The tile job is old and not high quality (previous owner).  Sprayed a few thin coats of the clear sealant and the leak reduced.  Ended up using two cans on walls in multiple coats to eliminate leak.  Suggest washing/scrubbing walls with distilled vinegar and rinsing well before spraying to remove soap buildup so sealant will adhere to tile/grout better.  Sealant went on like spray paint (did not experience any globs as noted in other comment).  Keep the can moving before and after you press the nozzle to avoid uneven saturation.  Cannot really see final coating over tile after drying.  Maybe not suited for a high-gloss, fancy tile job but great for a standard bath tile where you are hoping to get more years of utility before a remodel.

Question 4

NOTHING will stick to my tub, even caulked by plumbers.  Would this work??  I don't care what it looks like!

Accepted Answer

I am not sure about the glazed finish of a tub might not hold. Have used it on other smoothe finishes though and it has held.

Material	Rubber
Brand	Rust-Oleum
Style	Compact
Item Weight	454 Grams
Item dimensions L x W x H	3.15 x 3.15 x 7.99 inches
Compatible Material	Concrete, Rubber, Polyvinyl Chloride
Water Resistance Level	Waterproof
Item Form	Spray
UPC	020066218744
Global Trade Identification Number	00020066218744
Color	Black
Surface Recommendation	Masonry
Manufacturer	Rust-Oleum
Part Number	265494
Item Weight	1 pounds
Product Dimensions	3.15 x 3.15 x 7.99 inches
Item model number	265494
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Size	12 Ounce (Pack of 1)
Item Package Quantity	1
Coverage	8 square feet
Special Features	Waterproof
Included Components	12-Ounce Seal Spray
Batteries Included?	No
Batteries Required?	No
Warranty Description	Satisfaction guaranteed.

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Rust-Oleum 265494 LeakSeal Flexible Rubber Coating Spray, 12 Ounce, Black, 12 Fl Oz

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