Liquid RubberPolyurethane Deck Coating – 10X Stronger Than Traditional Deck Paint & Deck Stain – Flexible, Waterproof Sealant for Wood, Concrete & Plywood – Smooth Finish – Stone Gray – 1 Gallon

I applied this deck coating with a roller. Easy to apply and dried faster than i thought it woukd. Great oroduct

Our deck is only four years old. It's crap. The builder used substandard materials, and the expensive and time-consuming stain we put on it three years ago lasted less than a year. We have debated pulling off all the crappy-quality redwood and cedar and replacing it with composite materials. But we don't have the money for that this year, so I did some research to see if I could find paint that would turn it into something resembling a composite deck.Well, this paint did the trick! I can't speak to its durability because I'm still in the middle of my paint job. But I can talk about how easy it is to apply and what a great waterproof barrier it creates.This paint is thick. It's so thick that it doesn't drip off your brush or roller. And you would think that thick paint would be a PITA to apply. But it isn't. It goes on SO smoothly. I used a brush for most of the railings (I hate painting railings!!) and a brush for the primer coat on the deck, followed by a roller. I used a roller with a thicker nap, which gave the decking some texture. I really like the way it looks and feels. It isn't slippery in the least, and it doesn't burn my bare feet when I walk on the deck in full sun. I did three coats of Liquid Rubber on the rails themselves and six coats on the top of the railing, as well as six coats on the decking. I want to make sure this paint lasts as long as possible because I'm 65 with a bad back and bad hips, and I do NOT want to do this again!Another great thing about this paint is that it cleans up so easily. Given how thick it is, that really surprised me.When I first started looking at this product, the color I needed (which matches my siding perfectly) wasn't available in the five-gallon buckets. So I waited, and a few weeks later, it was and I snapped up two buckets. The color is perfect.I would be willing to bet that by the time I'm done, someone could look at this deck and never know that there's cheap, crappy wood under that beautiful paint.One last thing. I ordered two five-gallon buckets and only received one (the second one got damaged during shipping). I contacted Liquid Rubber, and they rush-shipped another bucket to me the same day. What a great company and great product.

I used this liqud rubber on my upper deck. It cracked up after about 9 months. Cracks all over the place. Now rain seeps through the cracks and leaks to my lower deck. Need to redo the whole deck again. I reached out to their warranty department, they said that it's not their fault, so, the warranty wouldn't apply.

Very happy with this product. It looks great and works as advertised. Comes in smooth and textured finishes. Polyelastomer coverage, waterproof. Rolls on, and cleans up with water until it dries. Make sure you shake it up or stir it well before use. It's extremely durable. It has a 3-year warranty, but if it lasts for a year or more I'll be happy. I'm going to buy a darker shade next time and see which one we like better. It's not inexpensive but like most things you get what you pay for. Highly recommended.

I painted my pool fence and my pergola is next!

We have abused and tried to ruin this tough paint for years. It’s the best! Almost indestructible!I’ll buy this for every deck project for the rest of my life.Thank you for a great product!

Good product good company just delivery was an issue , the pail came leaking , I ruined my cloths shoes and phone case just opening the box .. not happy about that 💯 I lost about a 2/3 gallon due to leakage ..

Updated almost three years later....still as good as the day I put it on. And thats after a lot of Florida sun, rain, etc. See below for original reviews from initial application.Went on like a thick paint. Dried to the touch (and seemingly pretty much through and through) in about an hour at 70-80 degrees. Got 4 coats on in one day. 2 days later and it feels like a hard, hard rubber. Still has a few more days to what they consider a full cure. Brush cleaned up easily with soap and water to "like unused" condition. Masking tape didn't pull any of it up. Trying to pick at and lift corners leads me to believe it is very well adhered to underlying substrate, which was heavily weathered teak cleaned by pressure washing, leaving some of the old varnish behind. I can't really comment about how smooth the smooth dries because I put it over heavily textured older wood, but I have no reason to believe it would be anything other than smooth over smooth wood, at least if it was applied that way. It is thick and dries fast, so it can easily show brush strokes, especially if brushing into a "not so freshly wet" edge, but that is a matter of appication technique not material. In my application, it looks great. It looks like aging, weathered teak was replaced with brand-new, highly realistic vinyl teak. I'll take that. Time will tell how it lasts -- and that is one very, very real test.