I live on a hill side, and my garage floor seeps water through the cracks at times. Will this product completely seal out the water ?
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Yes, but you need to test the moisture first before apply it on, epoxy flood need the concrete to at least 1 year old and moisture is another thing to avoid. A method to test is to tape down a 3 x 3 piece of plastic tarpaulin for two days and then check it to see if there is moisture gathered on the underside of the plastic. If moisture is present, consider some other form of coating.
1630328
It will seal both. We applied to just the grout and then wiped with a towel. It is easy to apply and works very well.
1545775
Not sure without seam sealing. I waterproofed it too. It stood up through rain storm and then through snow the other week in Portland, OR without getting wet inside. I.didn't use it before seam sealing and waterproofing though. Sorry i cant be more help!
2035485
I do not know if its for outside conditions in the garage it appears to beokay for wet locations
370102
No, some water will go through the product, but it keeps a large amount of water out. It's good, but not perfect.
1031485
I would recommend a threshold seal as well. I bought the one in the link below as I always had water coming in my garage. Both this door seal and the threshold did the trick for me.Sensible Solutions 3016 Storm Shield 16-Foot Garage Door Threshold
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The bottom of garage doors have a gasket that shapes itself into a u shape; either edge fits into a slot and causes it to belly out. It isn't good enough for rain, which flows right under it. When you put this down you get a solid seal against outside weather and everything stays dry. I do have to say that their adhesive gave up after only two years; I cleaned it and put it down with Liquid Nails and silicone; it won't budge, even if you kick it. And adjust the travel in your garage door opener. There's a hole in the side that has arrows to tell you whether you're going lower or coming up higher. Easy adjustment. The bottom of garage doors have a gasket that shapes itself into a u shape; either edge fits into a slot and causes it to belly out. It isn't good enough for rain, which flows right under it. When you put this down you get a solid seal against outside weather and everything stays dry. I do have to say that their adhesive gave up after only two years; I cleaned it and put it down with Liquid Nails and silicone; it won't budge, even if you kick it. And adjust the travel in your garage door opener. There's a hole in the side that has arrows to tell you whether you're going lower or coming up... » Read More The bottom of garage doors have a gasket that shapes itself into a u shape; either edge fits into a slot and causes it to belly out. It isn't good enough for rain, which flows right under it. When you put this down you get a solid seal against outside weather and everything stays dry. I do have to say that their adhesive gave up after only two years; I cleaned it and put it down with Liquid Nails and silicone; it won't budge, even if you kick it. And adjust the travel in your garage door opener. There's a hole in the side that has arrows to tell you whether you're going lower or coming up higher. Easy adjustment. « Show Less
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We use the wet/dry vac if there is a lot of standing water, we have never had water leak over the edges. If it's just a little water, it evaporates. Great not having water all over the garage floor!
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if your goal is to prevent or stop minor roof leaks, your clean and dry statements should suffice. i recently used "flex seal brite" and cannot recommend it to you. it took a long time to set up and reacted poorly when exposed to water. much success, bh, ph. d.
201628
I can't guarantee that it would. Read the product claims and if it says it water seals products, then it probably does. These are good people that made this product. My complaint was for almost $8 you can't just use a small portion of it. You MUST use it all and for some repairs, it's not cost effective. Annie
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That's a lot of water. Sounds like a house I once had. I installed a small trench drain the width of my driveway about 3 feet out from my door but even that couldn't do the job so I ended up re-routing the driveway to keep the water from flowing up against the door. Storm Shield is a great product and provides an excellent seal when used with the seal on the bottom of your garage door. I'd give it a try. With the amount of water you're experiencing, make sure you miter cut the Storm Shield at the ends of your door and run the SS back to the inside of your garage door jambs (like a "U"). This will keep the water from coming in at the door ends. Hope this helps.
562010
Yes and no. Some water will seep in through the seems at the top. The stitching essentially pokes holes in the inner waterproof coating and water can seep in through these holes. I sealed the seams on my own with some silicone caulk.
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It is not completely water tight. I have been meaning to buy more weather stripping to seal gaps, but it only leaks with hevy rain. I have two small gaps in the front, near my back window that allows water in. I could easily make the cover more water tight, when I get around to it. Note: i have a plastic bed liner
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yes, it can keep rain out. keep in mind that there are fasteners that have to go through the strip making a hole and that the surface the strip is touching must make a good seal.
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Yes. You need to park in the middle if the pad and of course the garage surface should be level. With this snowy winter I have been draining the water of the pad often.
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Hi It will not close cracks You should fill those first with a cement based filler and the sealer will then seal the filler plus the original concrete Regards Mike 423-503-4490
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Our garage floor is pretty much leveled so the water stays in the mat. We just have to sweep it out of the garage. If your tires are hot and the mat is wet, avoid spinning your tires because it will scorch the mat. Also, if you turn your tires when driving on the mat it will curl up.