Our Flex Flood Protection Kits are the most convenient way to protect your home or business from damaging floodwater. Our Flood Protection Starter Kit gives you everything needed to seal one opening, while our Flood Protection Multi-Purpose Kit has everything in the box to seal multiple openings. Both kits include our instructional How-to Guide, plus additional tools to make your job easier. Once Floodwater recedes, all of our Flood Protection products can be easily removed.
How To Use Flood Protection™ Starter Kit
For complete instructions go to: flexsealproducts.com/flood
Read entire label for directions and warnings before use.
• Protective gloves, clothing, and eyewear are recommended. • Apply to the exterior of the structure. • Area being sealed must be clean, dry, and free of grease, oil, and dirt.
Flood Protection Paste
• Unscrew nozzle, cut the nub on the cartridge, being careful not cut or damage threads. • Screw nozzle back on cartridge and cut nozzle to the desired thickness of the bead. • Place the cartridge into the caulking gun. • Using a smooth motion, apply an even bead directly to the areas being sealed. • Use your finger or tool to push the bead into the surface being sealed (gloves recommended). • Apply additional coats after 2-6 hours or when dry to the touch. • Additional coats should overlap and be wider than previous coats. • Material can be tooled for approximately 10 to 15 minutes before curing begins. • Allow approximately 24 to 48 hours to fully cure before floodwaters arrive.
Flood Protection Liquid
• Stir well before use, do not shake. • Brush, roll, or pour several even coats anywhere water may enter. • Apply additional coats after 3-6 hours or when dry to the touch. • Additional coats should overlap and be wider than previous coats. • Allow approximately 24 to 48 hours to fully cure before floodwaters arrive.REMOVAL
Grab a small portion of material from an edge and pull away from the structure. Using a small pair of pliers may be necessary. If any residue is left on the surface, use a stiff nylon brush, paper towel or rag with denatured alcohol to clean the area.


