Flood Protection Liquid
- $19.99
- $19.99
- Unit price
- per
• Flood Protection Liquid can be brushed, rolled, or poured directly onto the surface, or on top of our other Flood Protection products.
• Use as a final coat of protection to help seal any small pinholes or openings that may have been missed.
• Penetrates deep into gaps, cracks, and openings.
• Once floodwaters recede, our Flood Protection Liquid can be easily removed.
For complete instructions, visit flexsealproducts.com/flood.
When used as directed, our Flood Protection Liquid has been independently verified by UL Solutions to hold back 3ft of water for 14 days on gaps up to ⅛ inch. Tested in laboratory settings.
Patent Pending for Products and Uses.
Our Flood Protection Liquid starts out as a liquid. It seeps into gaps, cracks and openings and dries to a strong, flexible, rubberized, watertight coating. It seals out water, while remaining flexible.
Flood Liquid should be used primarily as a final layer of protection to help seal any small pinholes or openings that may have been missed. Brush a generous amount directly on top of our other Flood Protection products. When applying Flood Liquid, make sure each coat is wider and overlaps previous layers of our Flood Protection products.
Once flood-waters recede, our Flood Liquid can be easily removed. For complete instructions go to: flexsealproducts.com/flood
California Residents: 
WARNING: Prop 65 Warning(s)
DRY TIME
Depending on temperature, humidity and thickness of coating, Flood liquid will dry to the touch in approximately 3 to 6 hours, and fully cure in approximately 24-48 hours. Allow product to fully cure before floodwaters arrive. Flood Liquid begins to cure when exposed to the air. Always keep lid on tight during and after use. Remove any dried material and always use fresh liquid to seal an opening.
COVERAGE
The coverage for one coat of the 10oz Flood Liquid, when applied 2" wide, is approximately 20 linear feet.
The coverage for one coat of the 28oz container of Flood Liquid, when applied 2” inches wide, is approximately 56 linear feet.
The coverage for one coat of the 122oz Flood Liquid, when applied 2” inches wide, is approximately 244 linear feet.
The coverage for one coat of the 320 oz flood liquid, when applied 2” inches wide, is approximately 590 linear feet.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Always follow local warnings regarding evacuations. Depending on the age and type of construction, there may be areas that cannot be seen or sealed. Unsealed porous surfaces, such as concrete, can seep water during extended underwater exposure. Our Flood Protection products are NOT intended for flash floods, extreme winds or water pressure, to protect against flying or floating debris, or if there is structural damage to the building.
ADDITIONAL INFO
All of our Flood Protection Products are Patent Pending for both products and uses.
Made in the USA with globally sourced materials.
Color of product is high-visibility yellow.
For more information on UL testing, click here.
53% savings based on price per ounce, compared to our 10 oz size.
How To Use Flex Seal Liquid Flood Protection
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 on the exterior of the structure.
• Make sure the area being sealed is clean, dry, and free of grease, oil, and dirt.
• 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.
• Product beings curing when exposed to air. Once the lid is removed, over time, a skin may begin to form on the top of the material. Cured material should be removed. Always use fresh material to seal an opening. Cover open containers during and after use by securing the lid.
REMOVAL
Grab a small portion of material from an edge and pull away from 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.
