I used Flex Seal (White) to seal under a window. I sprayed it (1/2 can) along the entire bottom of the vinyl window and onto the stucco wall. I let it sit 24 hours then added the rest of the can, so this had at leasts 6 coats. At first it held up really good and was flexible. However, after soaking up the UV rays from the sun for 4 weeks, it has now changed its properties and turned brittle. There are now large cracks in the stuff and it chips away like paint. It's good for a short duration in the shade, but gives up the ghost after the sun bakes the oils out of it.
Do not depend on this stuff to fix your leaky problem. Do it correctly the first time and never worry about the leak again.
Stephen
Vineland,#2REBUTTAL Owner of company
Wed, April 30, 2014
2014-04-30
I tried this product on a simple crack in a mop bucket and let it cure for 24 hours, needless to say it cracked/snapped open again just by touching the area that I sprayed and I also tried it on a window pane seal about a year ago that leaked and the product ran down the pane and after 3 coats it looked like crap and never really sealed the leak
What else can I say; I seemed to have gotten ripped off, period