Review the size options above for the quantity and tools included with your selection.
For roof or elevated work, use a qualified professional. Follow the product label for protective equipment and application instructions.
The trouble with moisture
That damp spot deserves a closer look.
A drip near a gutter or moisture on a weathered wall can leave you wondering where to start. Find the source first, then protect suitable surfaces as part of the repair.
Persistent leaks, damaged materials and moving joints may need a dedicated repair before coating.
How the coating works
A protective film. A finish you can still see.
Applied in thin, even coats, the formula is designed to form a clear, flexible film that helps resist water penetration on properly prepared surfaces.
Supplier application diagram. Follow the label supplied with your selected product for coating and curing instructions.
Keep the surface visible: a clear alternative when an opaque patch would stand out.
Build coverage evenly: thin coats help you work across the intended area.
Check the finish first: test a hidden spot for adhesion, color and sheen.
Around the home
Four places to consider clear protection.
Match the coating to your surface and the job. The product is listed for roof, brick, concrete, wood and metal applications.
01
Roof maintenance
Add a protective coating to compatible roof surfaces after damaged areas have been repaired.
02
Brick & concrete walls
Help protect exposed masonry while keeping its texture and color visible.
03
Wood sheds & trim
Treat suitable wood surfaces where you want a clear coating rather than a painted look.
04
Metal gutters
Coat suitable metal areas after cleaning and addressing rust or damaged sections.
Confirm compatibility with existing paint, finishes and roofing materials before use.
See the coating concept
Added water resistance. Less visual cover-up.
The aim is a continuous protective film over a suitable surface, with the material underneath still visible.
Supplier-provided demonstration, not an independently verified performance test. Results depend on the surface, preparation, coverage and curing conditions.
Before coating
An exposed surface may allow moisture through pores or small surface imperfections.
After proper application
The cured film is intended to add water resistance without an opaque, paint-like covering.
Choose the right approach
When you want protection without a painted patch.
Opaque repair coatings have their place. A transparent coating offers a different finish for suitable surface maintenance.
What matters
Opaque repair coatings
This clear coating
Appearance
Cover the underlying color.
Designed to leave the surface visible.
Color matching
A matching shade may be needed.
No paint shade to choose; test the finish first.
Application
Method depends on the repair product.
Apply thin, even coats with a brush or roller.
Preparation
Requires suitable surface preparation.
Also needs a clean, dry, sound surface.
A straightforward routine
Prepare. Coat. Let it cure.
Take your time with preparation and drying. A careful application matters more than a heavy coat.
The illustrated application and recoating stages are grouped into Step 2 below.
1
Clean & dry
Remove dirt, grease and loose material. Repair damaged areas, let the surface dry and test a hidden spot.
2
Coat & recoat
Brush or roll on evenly. The listing recommends 2–3 thin coats; follow your label for recoating intervals.
3
Allow to cure
Protect the area from water until fully cured. Follow the label; cool or humid conditions can extend drying time.
Before you begin
Use it for the right job.
Avoid continuous immersion: not intended for swimming pools, ponds or shower areas.
Check the surface: test adhesion, color and sheen before treating a larger area.
Read the product label: follow its ventilation, protective equipment, storage and curing directions. Keep out of reach of children and pets.
Repair first: a surface coating does not replace structural repairs or a sealant specified for moving joints.
Work within safe reach: use a qualified professional for roof or other elevated work.
Good questions
Before you choose your size.
Will the coating dry clear?
It is designed to form a transparent film. Test a hidden spot first, as color and sheen can change on some surfaces.
Which surfaces can I use it on?
The listing names roofs, brick, concrete, wood and metal. Check the label for compatibility with your exact surface and any existing finish.
How many coats should I apply?
The listing recommends 2–3 thin coats. Follow the instructions supplied with your selected product for preparation and drying between coats.
When can the treated area get wet?
Wait until the coating has fully cured according to the label. Temperature, humidity and coating thickness affect the time required.
Can I use it in a pool, pond or shower?
No. The listing excludes these areas and other applications involving continuous or long-term water immersion.
Plan your next maintenance project
Clear protection starts with the right preparation.
A transparent finish, a water-based formula and simple brush-on application for compatible surfaces around your home.