water proof rubber cement: Would that be correct?
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Rubber cement is perfect for pasting labels. It will hold a seal underwater. (There were two questions)
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You can use white glue. I have heard that hot glue also works. Personally, I'd go for good old rubber cement. The main thing is to avoid any glue containing sulfer.
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The Rainguard Waterproofer can be applied to concrete roof tiles if they are not painted for added water repellent protection. It is not designed for canvas but customers have used it in that application with positive results.
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I am not certain as I have not tested it under water. Generally slow setting epoxy is so it should be.
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I've used both gypsum and cement backer boards in the past. Gypsum is by far easier to work with, I would say just use regular sheetrock. If you install the Kerdi correctly, then the backing material is not going to see water anyway. If you can get it, use an unmodified thinset mortar (ditraset, etc.) as Schluter specify.
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Hello. I believe so. It is rubber and rubber is compatible with outdoor use. Best of luck : - )
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Seems like it should be at least resistant but to be honest I have not tested that yet. I doubt rain water could penetrate the material unless you submerge it but the zipper is what I would question since there is no rubber seal. Hope that helps.
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I believe that it is. I was doing something similar yesterday, and found that a contact cement worked best.
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There are few things that are truly waterproof. I would say it is very water resistant. That said, I have had it on my 7 foot drop waterfall for 6 months now and I have experienced no leaks, not to say it may not in the future. It is the best material I have found for such a purpose, This foam provides great adhesive ability to hold rocks together combined with water resistance.
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I would say if there is a light mist you will be fine; if its a down pour then expect your stuff to get wet. There are no seals to suggest it's water proof.
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We used it on stamped concrete around our swimming pool. It was an excellent product! Easy to use and we have not had a problem with it being slippery! Would highly recommend...worth the price.
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My purpose for purchasing this product was for a moisture barrier and cushioning. I used it over a concrete slab. Cannot speak to the sound proofing qualities. My floor was quiet to walk on and had just enough give to let me appreciate that it was wood and no longer vinyl over concrete. I would buy this product again.
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The Rubber is pretty strong, what i worry about most, is the stitching on the sides which have been holding up well, i use it on different surfaces fro concrete to track surfaces, been using it for a while now, also my teammates and it's doing pretty good. definitely wasn't a waste of my money.
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I don't think it matters, it's a seal for the pump and I would think a corrosive like chlorine would be harder on rubber seals.
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I have only used it on a building's rubber roof (not sure what type of rubber it was). it has been a great product for that application.
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They have a rubber feel to them so I would imagine that they would be water proof, I wipe them down but I do not submerge them in water.
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I doubt it. This stuff leaves the surface tackey and soft. To recondition dried rubber, Tires and especially, the CV boots and rubber exposed to weather, I've uses Heavy duty silicone spray. "Tire Blk" works on rubber also but dissolves quickly in weather. Try armor all, It's a silicone based coating that has a low solvent content