Seems to good to be true!!!!!!!

[Dan F]

Pond Armor costs $75 for 60 square feet of coverage at 10 mil thickness, the Rustoleum would be $80 to $120 for the same coverage, and probably not nearly as thick.

I can see where it might be good for certain applications, but I think using a rattle-can to spray a monster plywood tank wouldn't be that fun.

 

[demetri1k]

Oh wow i thought pond armor was alot more expensive than that


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[spiff44]

2 red flags..

its only a repellant for water... doesn't make anything waterproof

and nothing about safe for potable water...


I wouldn't waste your time and money.

 

[Dan F]

This place even ships free:

http://www.columbiawatergardens.com/1_5_QT_BLACK_POND_SHIELD_KIT_p/pondarmor.htm

 

[Drstrangelove]

Most Rustoleum products are not designed for continuous immersion. (This is per their website under their FAQ.) Notice that it does not suggest it's use in anything where water will sit for extended times.

 

[demetri1k]

Most Rustoleum products are not designed for continuous immersion. (This is per their website under their FAQ.) Notice that it does not suggest it's use in anything where water will sit for extended times.

Missed that thanks



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