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ESCAPEES

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May/June 2015

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Gadget Box

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Home Armor Flexible Sealer

Compiled by Mark Nemeth #45776

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It seems like we RVers are con-

stantly dealing with leaks of some

sort as we travel around the country.

In the past, I have shared a couple of my

favorite leak repair products: Wound-

Seal and EternaBond. Well, I have just

discovered another sealer worthy

of gadget status: Home Armor

Flexible Sealer.

T

his is a rubber sealant in a pressurized can that can be

sprayed onto a surface to seal it. Being fairly low-vis-

cosity (somewhat thin and runny), it excels at penetrating

small cracks and holes. It dries into a firm rubber mem-

brane that should last for years, even if exposed to the

weather. I have used it several times on my RV, and I’m

impressed with how well it works. I have found that mul-

tiple coats work the best, and you can build up a nice thick

patch that way. Because of its tendency to flow, it works

best on relatively flat surfaces.

The manufacturer’s product overview says:

• Liquid rubber in a can—the fast, easy way to repair leaks

around your home

• Sprays on to form a flexible seal that’s airtight, waterproof and

lasts for years

• Unaffected by blazing heat while maintaining more flexibility in

extreme cold than the leading competitor

• Won’t drip, sag, chip, crack or peel

• Bonds to all types of metal, wood, plastic, brick, concrete, PVC

and more

• Paint over to make a beautiful, virtually invisible seal

Best of all, you can find it at Walmart, Lowe’s, Home

Depot, Ace hardware stores and even on

Amazon.com

. It

comes in clear and black and retails for around $10. It has a

long shelf life, so add a can to your gadget box. You never

know when you’ll need it. The Home Armor brand also

includes a range of home and patio cleaning products, in-

cluding some mold/mildew removal and prevention sprays.

I may have to check some of those out as well.

Home Armor Flexible Sealer

MSRP: $9.87

W.M. Barr, PO Box 1879,

Memphis, TN 38101

888-326-7743

www.homearmor.com

“I have used it several times on

my RV, and I’m impressed with

how well it works.”

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