Outlast Heavy-Duty Rubberized Coating, Black, Liquid Form, 5gal Pail
(Pack of
5)
SKU:DL3160 05 Item#: DL3160 05
Rubberized heavy-duty protective coating seals out dirt, water and salt to prevent rust and corrosion. Outlast is ideal to apply to leaky flashing, gutters, HVAC condensation pans, wheel wells and battery trays.
• Creates a durable yet flexible coating that withstands temperature changes and harsh outdoor environments
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Product Description
Rubberized heavy-duty protective coating seals out dirt, water and salt to prevent rust and corrosion. Outlast is ideal to apply to leaky flashing, gutters, HVAC condensation pans, wheel wells and battery trays.• Creates a durable yet flexible coating that withstands temperature changes and harsh outdoor environments
Technical Specifications
| Item#: | DL3160 05 |
|---|---|
| Type | Rubberized Coating |
| Size | 5 gal |
| Container Type | Pail |
| Color | Black |
| Physical Form | Liquid |
| UNSPSC #: | 13110000 |
| TAA Compliant: | Yes |
| Weight: | 40.0 lb |
Product Restrictions
This item cannot ship via any air services. Please reference the SDS for hazardous information specific to this item. Additional shipping charges may apply.
