Sumps, wood stands and condensation?

[dreamcatcherr9]

I painted the whole inside, but I painted the bottom up to the door opening with flexseal, after caulking the seams. So now the bottom is capable of holding water for a while - I've probably got 15 gallons or so worth of emergency overflow protection. Really stinks while it is curing - best if you can do it outside. I used the liquid, not the spray, and have a nice thick coating.

When you used the liquid Flex Seal. Did you apply if a brush? Type?

 

[K7BMG]

When you used the liquid Flex Seal. Did you apply if a brush? Type?

I have used flex seal in the past.
But I used a roller. YMMV

 

[dreamcatcherr9]

I have used flex seal in the past.
But I used a roller. YMMV

Thank you. I didn’t “stick” to the roller brush? Or leave residue from the roller behind?

 

[K7BMG]

No its just a really thick paint.
It does have a texture when done and the surfaces are tacky when dry.
Almost like drawer mats used to stop things from sliding around in tool boxes or kitchen drawers.
It does have a tendency to hold onto dirt and not easily cleaned.
The paint roller handles will need cleaned with acetone or mineral spirits right away. The product will say how to clean it up and off things.

 

[slojim]

Pretty sure i used a cheap foam roller. I think i just poured it out into the bottom of the stand after the first coat. It's self leveling, apparently. maybe i used a 4" short nap roller instead of foam. Whatever i had around.