Stay Dry with Liquid Rubber Waterproof Paint from VersEseal
A flexible, easy-to-apply, DIY waterproof coating for caravan, motor home and RV roofs that offers excellent UV resistance for Australian conditions.
How can VersEseal Liquid Rubber help you?
Strong and Flexible Waterproof Coating
VersEseal Liquid Rubber is an outstanding waterproof coating that is not only incredibly strong but also remarkably stretchy. With the ability to stretch up to 800% and then return to its original shape and size, it offers unparalleled durability. This paintable waterproof coating is highly resistant to punctures and features self-healing properties that promote maximum reliability in all waterproofing applications.
Easy to Apply Waterproof Paint
The VersEseal waterproof membrane paint is exceptionally easy to apply by both professionals and DIYers alike. It can be applied by brush, roller, trowel or for large applications, using spray equipment. Our Liquid Rubber waterproof sealant has no hazardous fumes or volatile organic compounds (VOCs), making it suitable for use in confined spaces like water tanks.
A Sealant for all applications
VersEseal can be used for a large variety of professional and DIY waterproofing applications, such as roofs, decks, balconies, ponds, water tanks, retaining walls and even caravans! VersEseal products are resistant to UV rays, chemicals, and weathering, making it a long lasting choice for both indoor and outdoor waterproofing needs.
Australian Made and Owned
VersEseal are proudly Australian-made and committed to producing high-quality waterproof coatings for a variety of industries. Our products are manufactured under strict ISO 9001 quality management standards, ensuring that they meet or exceed the highest standards of quality and reliability every time. With a focus on innovation, versatility, and performance, VersEseal is a trusted provider of liquid rubber waterproof sealants for councils, businesses, and individuals across Australia and beyond.
The most trusted name in waterproof coatings and waterproofing membranes across all industries
VersEseal is an environmental friendly, volatile organic compound (VOC) free and potable water approved membrane. It is used to provide a fully adhered seamless waterproof membrane for concrete repair and sealing, waterproofing, plumbing, foundation sealing, waste water storage, pipe and sewerage lining, as well as water tank and reservoir repair/sealing.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What surfaces can VersEseal waterproofing membranes be applied to?
VersEseal waterproofing membranes are designed to adhere to a wide range of surfaces including concrete, metal, masonry, timber, fibreglass, tiles and many existing coatings.
Correct surface preparation is important, and some surfaces may require VersEseal Porous Primer or Non-Porous Primer before application.
Silicone should be removed wherever possible, as waterproofing membranes will not reliably adhere to it. Surfaces must also be clean, sound and free from oil, grease and other contaminants.
If you’re unsure which VersEseal product or preparation method is right for your surface, contact us on 1300 891 576 for advice.
Are VersEseal waterproofing products safe to use?
VersEseal waterproofing products are water-based and designed for use across a wide range of residential, commercial and industrial applications. All VersEseal products are either VOC-free or very low VOC, making them suitable for use in environments where air quality is a consideration.
Where a waterproofing system will come into contact with drinking water, it is important to use a product specifically approved for potable water applications. VersEseal Rapid Build Liquid Rubber and VersEseal Top Coat have been tested to AS/NZS 4020 for contact with drinking water.
Can I waterproof over silicone or other existing sealants?
Silicone should be removed wherever possible before applying a VersEseal waterproofing membrane, as membranes will not reliably adhere to silicone.
Other existing sealants and coatings must be treated with caution, as compatibility cannot be guaranteed. Products such as some polyurethane and solvent-based sealants (including certain Sika systems) can bleed solvents or contain residues that may prevent the VersEseal membrane from curing properly or achieving full adhesion. Applying over incompatible materials may result in coating failure.
For best results, always remove existing sealants and return the surface to a clean, stable substrate before applying a VersEseal system. Where this is not possible, seek technical advice before proceeding.
Where small areas of silicone cannot be removed, it may be possible to bridge over the area using VersEseal Geo Fabric rather than coating directly onto the silicone. Refer to the relevant application guide for preparation and reinforcement requirements.
How long will VersEseal waterproofing last?
The life of a waterproofing system depends on the product used, the condition and preparation of the surface, the application rate and the environment it is exposed to.
When the correct VersEseal system is selected and applied according to the application instructions, it is designed to provide long-term waterproofing protection. We have VersEseal applications that have remained in service for more than 20 years.
Correct preparation and achieving the specified membrane thickness are particularly important for long-term performance.
What colours are VersEseal waterproofing products available in?
VersEseal Rapid Build Liquid Rubber and VersEseal Multiflex are currently supplied in black.
Where a coloured finish is required, compatible VersEseal Top Coat and VersEseal TopGrip finishes are available in white, a range of Colorbond colours and selected custom colours. VersEseal Top Coat is designed to flex with the underlying membrane, helping it move with surface expansion and contraction.
VersEseal Top Coat and VersEseal TopGrip are designed as finishing coats and are not suitable for areas subject to permanent ponding water.
