Jaysuing Navona 21 OZ Waterproof Agent

Practical and High-Quality Waterproof Sealant

The liquid waterproof sealant is made from a water-based formula, ensuring it is environmentally friendly and safe to use. Multiple layers create a permanent bond, providing unparalleled durability. The Invisible Waterproof Adhesive forms a thin, clear film that insulates against air, water, and moisture. This ensures long-lasting, durable, and weather-resistant roof waterproofing. By applying this sealant, you can create a reliable protective film that saves time, cost, and labor over the long term.

Easy to Use Transparent Waterproof Adhesive

Before applying the Invisible Waterproof Adhesive, ensure thorough mixing. This sealant can be applied through various methods: brushing, rolling, wiping, dipping, or pouring. Use a brush for detailed areas, a roller for larger surfaces, or simply pour it evenly. The sealant adheres smoothly and uniformly, covering and sealing small gaps and cracks effectively with its self-leveling formula.

Long-lasting Protection

Using quick-drying ingredients, this sealant simplifies repairs and sealing processes. A waterproof layer forms within 24 to 48 hours, and the effectiveness increases over time. This ensures lasting protection against water damage and maintains structural integrity.

Versatile Application

This waterproof sealant is ideal for a wide range of applications, including flat roofs, sloped roofs, rooftops, exterior wall cracks, foundations, sheds, basements, metal, wood, concrete, gutters, skylights, chimneys, PVC pipe joints, windows, RVs, exterior wall pipelines, sealing pipe leaks, walls, corners, toilet leaks, substrate joints, roofs, swimming pools, bathrooms, and more.

Optimal Application Conditions

Extended periods of rainy and humid weather, combined with lower temperatures, can extend the curing time of the waterproof adhesive. For best results, choose clear and relatively dry weather conditions before and after application. The optimal operating temperature is 10°C (50°F) or higher, including overnight temperatures.