Assuming the aluminium is clean, dry, sound, lightly abraded and prepared as detailed in the technical datasheet, this product should be suitable for application to aluminium gutters to leave a waterproof membrane finish.

When applying the self-adhesive EPDM, we'd recommend to test for compatibility and adhesion with this product prior to full application.

Unfortunately no this product is not suitable for this application, please can you provide more information on what the tiles are made of and pictures of the area in question to [email protected]

No, this product wouldn't be suitable for this application due to the salts and chemicals found in the sea posing a risk.

Assuming the EPDM roof is bare, clean, dry, sound and you have prepared the substrate in accordance with the technical datasheet, this product is suitable for this application type.

This product isn't suitable to stick to polycarbonate sheeting.

Assuming the wood is clean and dry prior to application, this product will be suitable for this application.

Assuming you have a clean, dry and sound prepared substrate, this product will be fine to use for this application.

One full coat should be applied in accordance with the application coverage.

This product is fine to use in ponds, however doesn't adhere to pond liner.

We would advise to wait at least 48 hours after applying before refilling the pond, as this could harm any fish otherwise.

Unfortunately this product would not be suitable, please can you provide more information and pictures of the area in question to [email protected]

While this product can be applied to clean, dry, sound metal surfaces, it will not bridge cracks or gaps and should not be applied to rust.

Assuming the area leaking has any rust removed, and gaps or holes are less than 2mm, it is clean, dry, sound and prepared as detailed in the technical data sheet you could consider Rust-Oleum Mathys Fillcoat Fibres.

For this application to a cor-ten steel water feature, assuming it is clean, dry, sound and prepared as detailed in the technical data sheet we can recommend two coats of Teamac Metaclor Underwater Primer followed by two coats of Teamac Chlorvar Chlorinated Rubber Paint.

Blast cleaning to SA 2½ is recommended. If blast cleaning is impractical, mechanical cleaning should be employed but hand cleaning does not clean the steel to the required degree.

This can be mixed to many RAL, NCS or BS colours in a gloss finish.

While this product could be applied to the tiles unfortunately it is not suitable to be walked on or tiled over.

Please can you provide more information and pictures of areas in question to [email protected] and we can look for an alternative for you.

Assuming the felt roof is clean, dry, sound and prepared as detailed in the technical data sheet we can recommend Cromar Allweather Roofing Compound.

This is an effective, general purpose roof coating that is resistant to water almost immediately after application, therefore ideally suited for winter use.

No, for this application assuming the roof is clean, dry, sound and prepared as detailed in the technical data sheet we can recommend Tikkurila Grafotherm.

Unfortunately no this product would not be suitable for this application to a blockwork walled water feature unless the area was rendered first.

Assuming this is done, the area is clean, dry, sound and prepared as detailed in the technical data sheet it could be used. 

Unfortunately no, this product is not suitable for this application.

Please can you provide more information on the project to [email protected] and we can look into a suitable alternative.

Yes this can be applied directly to timber assuming it is clean, dry and sound.

Yes this can be applied to a clean, dry, sound and prepared EPDM roof.

Unfortunately no, this product would not be suitable for this application.

Unfortunately this product would not be suitable for this application. if you would like us to assist please contact us by e-mailing details of the project to [email protected].

This product is waterbased and low VOC, this can be applied to wooden floor areas that are bare, clean, dry, sound and prepared as detailed in the technical data sheet.

Please note this has not been tested for any animal safe requirements.

Assuming the concrete blockwork is clean, dry, sound and prepared as detailed in the technical data sheet this can be used. 

While it does not state it is plant safe, it is waterbased and contains no solvents.

Thank you for the enquiry, we will need more information to assist with this enquiry, please can you send pictures of the area and a description of what you are looking to do to [email protected]

Assuming the drum is to be used as a fish tank no this would not be suitable.

Assuming the galvanised drum is clean, dry, sound and prepared as detailed in the technical data sheet we can recommend the barrel is first prepared with Teamac Mordant Solution (T Wash), Teamac Metaclor Antifouling Primer is applied followed by 2 coats of Teamac Chlorvar Chlorinated Rubber Paint for this application.

This is available in many RAL, NCS or BS colours in a gloss finish.

Once cured it will not be harmful to fish.

Unfortunately no, this product is not suitable for overpainting an existing waterproofing layer.

Assuming the previously painted roof is clean, dry, sound and prepared as detailed in the technical data sheet we can recommend Cromar Hydrosil Silicone Roof Coating.

Unfortunately no, the timber must be clean, dry, sound prior to application.

It is recommended to apply this in multiple coats rather than one thick heavy coat to build up a thicker coating.

We would recommend using a chlorinated rubber for this application as it would be suitable for both above and below the water line. Acid etching would be recommended to prepare the surface, a diluted coat of Teamac Chlorvar Chlorinated Rubber would be applied before another undiluted coat.

Thank you for the enquiry, we have contacted you directly for more information.

This does not require a thinner and can be applied by brush, roller or hydraulic piston sprayer.