Has anyone heard of "Raintight"?

[Von Pook]

I saw at a surplus store, a water proofer called "Raintight". It claims to be water cleanup, while being a water proofer and UV protector. I am wondering if anyone knows about this stuff, because I found several gallons of it at a discounted price. I would rather know what it is before buying it, and since it was a surplus store, I knew more than the salesman. Thank you for your time

[Von Pook]

Well I guess no one has heard of it. I tried to web search it, but to no avail. Lots of people have read this, but no replies as of yet.

[rainjer]

Is this the stuff?

http://www.sikaindo.com/construction/sikaRainTite.html

Jeremy

[Von Pook]

Nope, spelled wrong, and the label clearly states for use on wood. Thank you for looking though

[BigE]

I spent a few minutes trying to Google this and nothing is coming up. If you have a cell phone, maybe next time you're at the surplus you can take a picture of it.

[Von Pook]

Gotcha, how do I insert a photo? Not to sure how to do that

[BigE]

You upload it to your album and then click the "IMG" button at the top, twice. Copy the location of the picture and paste it between the IMG tags.

[Von Pook]

[Von Pook]

Thank you Big E

[BigE]

You did it! You're welcome. I'll scout around and see what I can come up with about that stuff.

[BigE]

Here's a link I finally came up with.
At least we know you're not the only person in the world who has heard of it.



http://www.ponds2go.com/URLrewrite.asp? ... directed=Y

[BigE]

Again, not much help but this site is listing it for about 50 bucks a gallon.

http://74.125.47.132/search?q=cache:c-r ... clnk&gl=us

[Von Pook]

The surplus store has about 5 gallons of the stuff, for $20 a gallon. I was hoping that someone has had some experience with it as it seemed like it might make a good teardrop exterior cover. Thank you all for looking.

[James & Avisia Flohr]

Apparently it can't be used on walls when they are verticle as it says for use on level surfaces. Jim