I have a crack in my outside basement between the wall and the floor. In heavy rains the rain comes in along two walls. Will this product solve it?
1460581
10 months ago I had a similar problem with a crack in the basement with water leaking inside. My son is a licensed home improvement contractor and he recommended this product. I ordered it and used it and it has been totally dry since then. It took less than an hour to use the product. Easy to use. This fall and winter has seen a lot of rain and snow and there have been no further problems. I highly recommend this product.
1054363
I believe it will. I used it mostly on all size cracks on my basement foundation.
1199649
It stopped wind and water leaks for me. Two neighbors also had a problem and purchased the storm shield after they noticed my install. Tips: Layout the shield for a week or more before cutting/trim and using adhesive. It gives the rubber/ plastic a chance to flatten out to give the best fit. It came w/ construction adhesive caulk which I don't care for. My neighbor and I used silicone sealant and it works great. Measure carefully after layout before cutting. I saw this in Handyman magazine & I believe it is a good idea for a better seal even if you didn't have a leak.
1012713
Yeah that should do it. Its very powerful and effective. Make sure you don't get heavy rain for a few days after the application to give it time to soak in.
1755828
I used it on the outside door with no problems at all no rain got in nothing abnormal I will also note that I bought a second one of these as well it works so good .good luck
1624384
I don't see why it would help. The Hydro-Seal keeps the moisture out. We run a dehumidifier in our basement.
1258466
I believe Demon Max works very well indoors and moderately well outdoors if the surface is protected from the rain. Any moisture from the outdoors dilutes the effectiveness of this product.
582791
Don't think that this product would work to fill in or smooth out a surface crack as it was not meant to be exposed to the outside elements. Once heat or moisture builds up around this product, it can get sticky and will probably start smearing all over your screen.
1562929
It won't show thru the cement unless it is wet. Also is the wall an exterior wall & you could be getting moisture there. With the paint bubbling you do have a water problem from some where inside or out, but you could check with the tool on the inside in the wall real low next to the cement. It worked real well for my particular problem without tearing up the carpet to find my problem. Hope this helps.
1183443
It will - I have it in my basement away from water and its getting some trust where the paint has chipped. If you put it outside, I would suggest maintain it by painting once a year.
1982655
I sealed about 600 sq.ft. of basement floor, two coats, with 5 gallon using a sprayer. The product is very thin and will probably not work very well for walls. The manufacture has a website and phone number to contact for special applications. http://www.stonetechnologiesinc.com/
1814735
Don't know I used this product on my outside fish pond to fill cracks in waterfall between rocks
1610869
Yes. I've used it outside to replace missing mortar, reset a few loose bricks, and to patch cracks. It has worked very well for me.
2093878
do not think so--rain would render it useless if it adhered at all.--There is an adhesive backing on the "tubes" which adhere to the indoor wall.
1527282
It worked very well for me outside to fill cracks. I don't see why it would not do the same thing indoors!
1199648
Not necessarily. Although I had the same situation, it greatly reduced the water flowing into that corner. I think if I had used more Liquid Nails and sealed the outside edges better it might have stopped that. Your rubber on the bottom of your garage door probably needs to be replaced. If you have a lot of rain and hot summer days you may find that you need to replace the rubber on the bottom of your garage door more frequently. Now that they have the new products such as Flex Shot (at FlexShot.com or perhaps on Amazon) there should be a way for you to combine these products and get a great seal. Good Luck Not necessarily. Although I had the same situation, it greatly reduced the water flowing into that corner. I think if I had used more Liquid Nails and sealed the outside edges better it might have stopped that. Your rubber on the bottom of your garage door probably needs to be replaced. If you have a lot of rain and hot summer days you may find that you need to replace the rubber on the bottom of your garage door more frequently. Now that they have the new products such as Flex Shot (at FlexShot.com or perhaps on Amazon) there should be a way for you to combine these products and get a... » Read More Not necessarily. Although I had the same situation, it greatly reduced the water flowing into that corner. I think if I had used more Liquid Nails and sealed the outside edges better it might have stopped that. Your rubber on the bottom of your garage door probably needs to be replaced. If you have a lot of rain and hot summer days you may find that you need to replace the rubber on the bottom of your garage door more frequently. Now that they have the new products such as Flex Shot (at FlexShot.com or perhaps on Amazon) there should be a way for you to combine these products and get a great seal. Good Luck « Show Less
2219125
I would definitely say yes. I installed mine on an exterior eave in the rain, and then it rained three more days - workes perfectly.