Watertite 5 Litre

Incredible quality and works well

Really good paint I used it on interior chimney Brest wall up in my attic crows have a nest and it’s been damp with water leaking through, iam waiting for the nest to be removed and get the chimney capped so in the meantime I’ve painted this on and it’s holding up after 2 months so far. No issues not as smelly as reviews say, no problems stirring good consistency the only issue I have is I painted it on a white wall so couldn’t see where I painted and then the second coat was guess work , if I did it again I would paint the wall a different colour first.

Brilliant paint very waterproof

For anyone who has damp issues this is a fantastic product.I have a 17 th century farmhouse and I have used it as a priming agent in various areas (including a subterranean area) and there have been no signs of failure..yet..worth every penny

Zinsser WaterTite 5 Litre is a heavy-duty solution for serious damp problems. It's not the easiest paint to apply due to its thickness, but its effectiveness in preventing water ingress and resisting mold is undeniable. If you're tired of battling damp this paint is a solid investment. It truly does what it says on the tin.Pros:* Highly effective at stopping water penetration* Can be applied to damp or wet surfaces* Excellent mold and mildew resistance (5-year guarantee)* Dries relatively quickly for recoating* Creates a bright, smooth finish* Durable and long-lastingCons:* Thick consistency can make application physically demanding* Requires good ventilation due to solvent base* Proper surface preparation is still crucial for best results

Decent paint , dries quickly, delivered pronto

Does what it says on the tin

The paint goes on well, it's nice and thick but still needs 2 coats (4 hours drying time), and smells of copydex.The price is twenty pounds cheaper than buying in brewers...so buying off amazon was a no brainer.However...tin arrived very damaged, not sure if that was reason for cheaper price...or happened in transit. But I wouldnt make the same mistake twice. Trying to transfer 5 litres of very thick paint into another container aghhhh...never again.