can this product be used to water proof a canvas roof on a shade structure?????
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If you put a thicker coat it might work. Buy more than you think you will need.
2221764
I'm sorry, I don't understand your question. This material is not designed for exterior use. Any interior or below roof use is fine. Please clarify if we did not answer your question. Thank you.
2125108
Don't believe it is water proof. If used in a watertight enclosure with a Plastic "While in Use" cover you may be able to use it outdoors.
136334
I dont see why not, though I'm not personally an expert. Canvas seems sturdy enough to handle a little bit of spray pressure.
1954276
Hi Marylou-Absolutely; I have an outdoor patio shade that is constantly exposed to the weather and, after six plus months it looks perfectly fine. The use for an outdoor tent would certainly be far more benign on the material than my application.
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I noticed the surface absorbed the paint markers I used - so I suspect it would also absorb the rain and become quite soaked. The foam core might help it stand up to a few sprinkles - but the surface does not appear to be water proof.
788320
I don't think any waterproofing can help a canvas damaged by hail... the hail was probably stretching the fibers of your canvas fabric (by hitting it) and no waterproofing product can fix that. You must unfortunately change the canvas...
668533
As a epoxy, i would say no....Companies make specific products for outdoor use....
1733580
On the instructions on the can it says it can be used on "some" tpo roofs. This product worked beyond great for me on my travel trailer and would recommend this product for redoing your roof for sure! Make sure you get the cleaner/activator (part1) . 1 bottle of cleaner/activator and 2 gallons of the coating did my 26ft trailer
515692
I don't believe so, I purchased the product to keep the rain water from seeping through our 10x10 canopy at craft shows. I believe it is more of a repellant for water than a sealing agent.
2111319
Yes- you can absolutely use this. It does at amazing job at stopping air leaks, heat transfer, and condensation! It bonds completely to aluminum. If you're using it on the exterior, go with the Highest Density formula, though, and then coat it with a rubber roof coat paint.
702725
Never tried it on roofs---if the roof is "moldy" it should work. Be careful and "good luck".
50889
I have only used it on a building's rubber roof (not sure what type of rubber it was). it has been a great product for that application.
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The answer is yes but I was wondering why you wouldn't use a waterproof construction grade adhesive in will work but you might find it expensive since I really don't know the entire scope of the job I hope this helps I would be more than happy to help further if I get a little more detail about the job hope this is helpful good luck with your project Gil
526390
It would be with a try. It might take several applications. If the fabric of the shade is a coarse weave it probably would not be effective.
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After a lot of research, I never expected this to be 100% rain-proof. It is a shade canopy. I bought this for it's shade and lighting. By design you have an open vent at the top of the roof. Also, the upper frame touches the seems at almost every point. I know in my tents if I have something touching the walls during a heavy rainstorm, water will eventually begin to "wick" through the fabric. I would suspect this effect works the same with this canopy. Sealing the seams should help some but probably won't prevent water dripping inside during heavy downpours.
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I had someone else apply the product. The answer is I don't know. The product description says water resistant so I would say no, not water proof.