Clear Gorilla Waterproof Patch & Seal Liquid for Long-Lasting Repairs

Don: This sealer is an excellent sealer and dries in as little as 24 hours. The sealer is thinner than the thick tarry type sealer and can be easily brushed on with a paint brush. Because it is somewhat thin, it takes a bit more work if you are sealing an area where running or dripping of this product might be an issue. In my case, I wanted a thinner viscosity sealer to work with. When the sealer has cured, it maintains a somewhat rubbery feel to it. I used this product to seal a hard to get to tub drain pipe in the floor. To keep the sealer from going into the pipe through the hole, I wrapped the pipe with duct tape and then sealed over it. I allowed the sealer to dry 48 hours then recoated the second time for good measure. The leaky drain pipe is now perfectly sealed.

United States on Oct 18, 2023

Pedro A. Zapata: Seems like a great product.
Time will tell. I needed to seal some outdoor windowsills/edges.
Did the job. Spread very well. Used two coats applied days apart.
Dried really nicely. Hopefully will not degrade over time as I would hate to figue out how to remove this product if it starts to peal, bubble or degrade.

United States on Oct 02, 2023

MetalNCarnet: People are many using it for patch work, which it was designed for, but it can be used for arts and crafts too. add rubber grips to old tools just by dipping them in. Create rubber proofs from 3d printed molds. Endless applications!

United States on Sep 25, 2023

José Luis Mesta Burciaga: Si le da el sol se despelleja y se cae

Mexico on Oct 11, 2022

Alejandro: Un producto excelente, tenía filtraciones en la unión del techo y pared y cada que llovía amanecía con 10 cm de agua en una bodega. Con este producto, adiós filtración de agua. Para mi es tranquilidad

Mexico on Oct 09, 2022

AnonaAnona: Rather than buy cedar boards to make some additional shelves for my catio I decided to use up some leftover plywood that was sitting around. Since plywood delaminates pretty quickly in rain I thought I'd try sealing the boards up with this Gorilla rubberized sealant. My past experience using Varathane has been futile, even with three thick coats water got into plywood and delaminated, coated surfaces also peeled up. Time for something better.

I wanted to lather it on nice and thick so the liquid can made more sense than the spray. Be sure to use it quickly once the container is open as the thick goo starts to dry and clump when exposed to air. I thoroughly coated one side of the shelves so it looked smooth and glossy. Waited a couple of days and flipped them over and coated the other sides and edges. Gorilla rubber sealant dries pretty quickly, I'd say about 24 hours. It dries smooth and glossy, but is super sticky and tacky to touch. Debris and dust will stick to it, but you can rinse it off or paint over it to give it a non sticky surface. I sprayed some leftover Verathane over it to make it smooth, only time and weather will tell whether the Verathane layer peels up or...

United States on Sep 27, 2022

Abe: Muy buena adhesión, aun no hemos podido corroborar la resistencia, pero so far, so good!
La presentación podría ser más grande, y mejorar el costo.

Mexico on Jul 27, 2022

Hilario Ivan Verdejo Montes: Realmente un buen producto quede conforme con los resultados 👍🏽

Mexico on Jul 16, 2022

Robert: Me parece buen producto, hasta ahora ha funcioando bien

Mexico on Jul 12, 2022

MyMaster: CLEAR COLOR
UPDATE: Product still doing a great job BUT it turned a tint of yellow. Product is behind window glass and is on the inside. Not sure what is causing the yellowing effect...UV rays from sun dont penetrate through glass (unless I'm mistaken), so I'm not sure the cause.

The product is excellent, one of the best items to have in your home. The product truly is crystal clear. Application was on window shower tiles to prevent water damage/mold in the window area within the shower. The product is thick, comes out like honey on your brush. I strongly recommend a very good paint brush, don't go cheap on the brush or you will have strands coming out of the brush and into the product. And don't use a sponge brush...it's a little more difficult to spread with a sponge brush. Just use a good paint brush and consider it garbage after your completely done. If you're going to use it on shower tiles, DON'T spread it all over every tile and grout line since the wall needs to breath out the moisture from the shower through the grout lines, which prevents mold behind the tiles. If you do decide to use it for shower tiles...i suggest use it in a small area only...for me, that...

United States on Dec 05, 2021