will this seal a wet surface?
1942550
you must first dry the surface, while it is dry spray the surface with the flex seal . I found that this is the best way.
2116087
Yes the stip flex will be supple enough to give a waterproof seal. To remove the resideue, you can use a razor blade OR an abrasive cleaner such as Ajax. There is a removale paper backing to the adhesive strip.
481917
I used it underwater on the tile grout and sealed it without a problem. It was quite quick to adhere. It most likely would work.
318871
yes, but it is preferable to remove and scrape clean before using. you need to use a putty or silicone sealer to flare out the sides to make a proper waterproof seal.Ron C
597413
I used it for some electrical repair, etc. where it is wrapped and then adheres to its other layers. I'm not sure how it would work if used as just one strip adhering to the two surfaces. I would suggest a good silicone kitchen sealer from a squeeze tube. Though.... It is water proof and does adhere to the original surface well.
615439
I am sure it will, but I did not get to use it. As soon as the instructions said that my screen would be wet, I closed the box and sent it back.
192115
It will seal ov err it but I brushed and coated mine with roofing paint and let dry before laying it down.
487416
I would think not. It is a penetrating product that would likely not work at all on a sealed surface.
1520428
It depends on the material you want to make leak proof. If the leak is small or narrow, the Flex Seal should work. It made need additional coating depending on the size and depth of the area to be covered. After totally dry it should be able to be painted.
950873
I don't know. I would get more info first. I used it and it worked. I think it softens and swells seals to stop the leak. If that is the case and your seals are just dried out it should work. Good Luck. Kent
1784163
It should create an effective seal on most materials. My application was on a ceramic and cast iron sink.
1207610
This sealer is wax based and repels water. I assume it will repel the paint, at least to a certain degree, and not allow a good bond. That being said, I've never done it. I recommend trying it on a small area or scrap piece.
1952917
Yes. It won't be water proof, but if you are just sealing it, this stuff will work. If you need water proof, look for a water proof varnish.
361919
I think so if the area is clean and dry AND you give it time to harden after application. I've tried it on several different metals and it adheres and seals well for me.
1571282
It can as long as it is used as sealant and not an adhesive. It will not stand up to pressure, but does a great job as a sealant.
1068185
This does form a leak-proof seal on on rubber. I used it to repair a rubber floor mat, which gets wet frequently. I have not seen any deterioration of the patch from the wet conditions.
556232
Don't know for sure; but I don't think so. The splash guard wouldn't seal it.