RUST-OLEUM 5024 Watertite Latex Qt

It was a smaller can that I thought it was only a quart my fault for not reading thought it was a gallon but it did go on well and looks very nice, I used it on wood trim and a cement outer basement wall. Will order more to finish the job.

I had doubts but after using this last year and then fixing the 5% I missed or did prepped poorly, all I can say is ....if you prepare the crack/holes such that you can let them dry well prior to painting then giving them a 2nd coat after a good day or two drying it fixed (sealed) 95% of the weepy cracks in my basement floor. Wall too, but even there it seems to work on most of the cracks in rock/cement wall which is about two foot thick.

I am not sure if I saw on the listing where it showed the size. I was of the impression that this was a huge or standard paint size pan. Very disappointed in size. I will come back and update this review if it lives up to what it promises.

Awesome price and fast delivery. Hard to find item at the local hardware store. Paint goes on easily and the clean up is a breeze with warm water and a little bit of soap. Don’t forget to prep your surface first. I put on 3 coats of paint over a period of 3 days. However, price has gone up after my initial purchase. Bummer.

I bought a house that didn't have a shower upstairs only a tub so I added a shower the only problem was a big window where the shower is, but with this waterproof paint I have no problems what so ever, no leaks into the wood, it's bright and beautiful, with a little extra caulking around the edges it's clean looking and brightenes up the bathroom.Highly recommend

Mea culpa, mea culpa. It looked like a picture of a gallon, the price seemed right, the description sounded perfect. I should have read enough along to see it was only a quart. I would not have paid 68 bucks for a gallon of paint though. So that part was my mistake. I used my handful of paint to put a pretty solid coat on a square foot or two of my folks attic ceiling, then ran to a hardware store to get a gallon. Halfway through the rest of the job this paint had started to dry. I could see the stain bleeding through.I won't mention the name of the other paint, it's not important, the description was the same, the cost for a gallon was the same as this quart. None of the other stains, equal in age and darkness, bled through the other paint. That wasn't my fault. I just wasn't very good and given the amount I got it was insanely expensive. I would have, however, been more frustrated if I had had enough to do the whole ceiling and found myself needing to do it a second time. The other paint claims to be mold and mildew proof as well. I'm glad not to have tested either yet.Perhaps doing a small amount of outdoor trim that's been primed twice would be perfect for this paint, even so, a quart is not much paint.

Good product, would buy again

My first impression, paint is very thin. I was expecting a heavier, thicker application. Used a cheap, throwaway paint brush to start and paint was dripping down my arm 5 mins into painting the fiberglass ceiling in my RV. Switched to my 'good' brush and worked way better. Put a second coat on just to be sure. Looks nice. Just hope the waterproof part is right.