[stevegunn]

Anybody used this stuff?Is it any good better than paying £500 for the professionals to do?

 http://www.purefreedom.co.uk/waterproof.htm#

[lands]

Steve, surely there are other options. Rubber paint (sports gym stuff) would do as good a job would'nt it?

[Shaun_Ashmore]

Pun intended but it looks a bit minty only thing it won't do is protect against internal dints when the turbo drier goes flying in the van when you take a corner at 50mph although it does look neat, I think Dave liohona had a kitted out van which looked very nice he did post a picture of it a few months ago.

Shaun

[stains-away]

Its good gear for protecting against water leakage and seam seepage and its grippy under foot, make sure the van floors clean and keyed up properly before application.

I did a mates Transit that he used to use for valeting and it was an easy enough job after keying the floor up I wiped it down with some panel wipe and just rollered it on (use a small brush into the corners).

I gave that 2 coats (but if I had been paying it would only have got one) finishing it about 2 inches up the sides of the van so water couldnt get down into the seams between the floor and sill.

Its pretty potent smelling stuff so a respirator is the best way to go and leave the doors open for ventilation.

I put on the first coat late in the afternoon then left it overnight with a small electric heater going in the workshop then left outside all the next day and repeated the next evening, it stank a bit for a couple of days but it lasts well and still looked good the last time I saw it a few months ago.