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Had to figure how to preserve a hugh Halloween figure which was outside display on roof. Weather had torn it up badly. Thought about how to preserve it and walaaaa bought a can of gray brushed it all over the head bought a spray can of black misted it in and it turned out better than new. Now the weather will not matter its sealed!! Tried once before repainted it but again the weather is the culprit! This truly is amazing so durable..Really works..seals perfectly! Thanks and good luck!
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I bought this stuff to seal joints in my rain gutters. After 3 applications the gutter joints still leak. When I spayed this stuff it just foamed and left bubbles all over the joints. At a distance of 4" the over spray is about 4", a waste of product. Having used 1 can of Flex Seal on only 4 gutter joints without any good results, I ended up using 1 can of auto undercoating for $4.99, It worked great. Flex Seal is a waste of money.
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I was very disappointed with the coverage one can provided. And now I realize: the listing's title and the product's title are misleading: the 14oz. IS NOT VOLUME IT IS WEIGHT! There is not 14 ounces of liquid in a can: not by a long shot. What makes it more convincing is the wording: "14 oz Liquid Spray....etc.". Sorry: there is no 14 ounces of liquid and it took two cans full to barely achieve what I'd hoped to to with one. So I think this will seem a something of a rip-off to many users. No comment on performance since I just applied, but it did cover and coat well. But there's just not enough of it in the can for the money you pay. I think a similar product might be found in auto part stores for a lot less: truck bed coating, maybe?
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Go with Rust Oleum Leak Seal instead. I have used both products. Both work, but the Rust Oleum can sprays much cleaner. The flex seal was very messy and leaked all over the can, my leg, and my hands while spraying it. I did not have that problem with the Rust Oleum. Flex Shot is legit. Flex Seal isn't too me. It may do some small time jobs, but it certainly won't do them neatly.
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Awful hazardous smell but this product works great on metals. Always wear protective eye goggles, air filtering masks, and use in an area with excellent air circulation.
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