Gorilla 16oz Black Spray Sealant

Applied to areas as described. The spray doesn't seem solid enough, and you need lots of cans to cover a relatively small area. I would go with a sealing paint with a mesh next time. Old ways always works. Not every "claimed innovative" solution works! Guys, stay at the tape product and stop producing products that undermine your reliability and brand name.

I just used it on a leaking toilet seat tank. It was very missy and hard to get it to Narrow areas with out a dispenser I strongly recommend buying one with a smart dispenser

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I have a fountain, the bowl had cracks around the perimeter, the material it's made of is almost soft; so, I sprayed the inside of the bowl & a 2" ring on the outside perimeter, thinking no more cracking from water (saturation) freezing as well as reinforcing the material. Finally, spray painted the black to a near color match. Will be sad when summer ends but anxious to see how this holds up over the winter. The rough texture is the natural finish of the bowl. This stuff is not thick like auto undercoating rather it's thin like paint,

I was Expecting better. I have A crack in my plastic fountain tub. It was cleaned and sandpapered a bit to help adhere. I did multiple coats x4 days letting them each dry before a re spray. After day 6 I filled Tub with water and within a few hours it was leaking again. Emptied the tub, then let sit for 2 days and used the waterproof gorilla tape and that worked like a charm!! But this spray didn’t work on my fountain tub or garden hose and was a waste of money.

Easy to use at varying angles. I sprayed it on the underside of a length of guttering that had rusted out in many places, and it stopped the leaks. Very easy to use and dries fast. I wish I could find it in colors to match gutter color. Can be used on a variety of materials and places. Once it is rain free here for an extended time, it will be sprayed on the barn's roof to stop leaks hopefully.