Project kits
Pick the job. Get the whole kit.
Twelve projects, each with the right cleaner, reinforcement, coat and sealer for that surface. Choose yours and we'll show you the whole kit, in the order you use it.
- 12
- project kits
- 3
- steps: prep, coat, seal
- 0
- primers to buy
01 / Kit finder
What's the job? Here's your kit.
Pick your project and enter the area. You'll see every product the job needs, in the order you use them, and a first estimate. The project page sizes it exactly.
1 · Project
Measure every surface you'll coat: walls and floor, or the full roof. Not sure? Use the calculator on the project page.
Your kit
Basements
02 / All projects
Browse every project.
Pick the job. Each page has the right kit, the prep for your surface and a calculator for how much you need.
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BasementsSeal porous concrete and block against seepage and damp, from the inside.See the kit
02
FoundationsCoat the outside before backfill. Bridges cracks up to 1/4".See the kit
03
Retaining wallsStop efflorescence and spalling on block, concrete or timber.See the kit
04
RoofsEPDM, shingle, metal, torch-down or concrete. No primer needed.See the kit
05
RV roofsEPDM, TPO, fiberglass and aluminum, without primer.See the kit
06
ShowersThe waterproof layer under tile. No pan liner to seam.See the kit
07
PoolsSeal gunite, plaster or fiberglass without replastering.See the kit
08
Fountains & pondsConcrete fountains, ponds and birdbaths, from a pint.See the kit
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Decks & balconiesA flexible waterproof skin over boards, edges and end grain.See the kit
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Pool decksGrip and color for a deck walked on wet and barefoot.See the kit
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Garage floorsStop dusting and salt stains with a membrane and a wear coat.See the kit
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WalkwaysSeal concrete, pavers, brick and flagstone against water and salt.See the kit
03 / Every kit, side by side
Same system. Different recipe.
Every kit runs prep, reinforce, coat, seal. What changes is the cleaner, how many coats and whether it needs a wear coat on top.
| Project | 1 · Prep | 2 · Reinforce | 3 · Main coat | 4 · Seal |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Basements | Prep D: Nu-Lift, then Stone Soap | Fabric over cracks wider than ¼" | 2 coats, ~200 sq ft per gallon | Optional on floors: Titan Shield Gloss or Sealer MATTE |
| Foundations | Prep D: Nu-Lift, then Stone Soap | Fabric over cracks wider than ¼", moving joints and the footing junction | 2 coats on poured concrete (~200 sq ft/gal); block takes 3 (~150) | Not needed |
| Retaining walls | Prep D: Nu-Lift, then Stone Soap (sand timber with 60-grit) | Fabric over mortar joints and the footing line | 2 coats on block or concrete (~200 sq ft/gal); timber takes 3 (~100) | Not needed |
| Roofs | Prep B on rubber, shingle and torch-down · Prep D on metal and concrete | Fabric on every seam, lap, edge and penetration | 2 coats, ~200 sq ft per gallon (add ~25% on corrugated metal) | Not needed |
| RV roofs | Prep B on EPDM, TPO and fiberglass · Prep D on aluminum | Fabric around every vent, AC flange, skylight and cap joint | 2 coats, ~200 sq ft per gallon | Not needed |
| Showers | Backer board: no cleaner · plywood: sand with 60-grit · old tile: Prep D | Fabric in every joint, corner, the curb and around the drain | 2 coats on backer board (~200 sq ft/gal); wood takes 3 (~100) | Not needed |
| Pools | Prep D: Nu-Lift, then Stone Soap | Fabric over cracks wider than ¼", the floor-to-wall cove and around fittings | 3 coats, ~100 sq ft per gallon | Not needed |
| Fountains & ponds | Prep D: Nu-Lift, then Stone Soap (sand fiberglass first) | Fabric over cracks wider than ¼" | 3 coats, ~100 sq ft per gallon | Not needed |
| Decks & balconies | Prep E: sand to bare wood with 60-grit, no cleaner | Fabric on board joints, cut ends and the house-wall joint | 3 coats on bare wood, ~100 sq ft per gallon | Titan Shield Gloss (3 coats) or Sealer MATTE (2), about 2 days after the membrane, with Non-Skid on stairs |
| Garage floors | Power Cleaner on oil stains, then Prep D | Fabric over cracks, joints and the slab-to-wall perimeter | 2 coats, ~200 sq ft per gallon | Titan Shield Gloss (3 coats) or Sealer MATTE (2), about 2 days after the membrane |
| Pool decks | Prep D (Prep B first if oily) | — | PreStain color optional, then 3 coats of Titan Shield Gloss, ~150 sq ft per gallon | Non-Skid Additive mixed into every container of Titan Shield Gloss |
| Walkways | Prep D: Nu-Lift, then Stone Soap | — | 3 coats of Titan Shield Gloss, ~150 sq ft per gallon. Want no visible finish? Natural Shield instead. | Non-Skid Additive in the Titan Shield Gloss for paths that get wet |
Every kit: apply between 50 and 90°F, out of direct sun, on a surface below 3% moisture. Liquid Membrane needs at least 7 days to cure.
04 / What goes in a kit
Prep. Protect. Finish.
Four product families that are made to work together, so the prep, the coat and the finish all bond.
Prep
Every job starts clean. Nu-Lift, Stone Soap or Power Cleaner, chosen by your surface.
- Power Cleanerfrom $27.30
- Stone Soapfrom $27.10
- Nu-Lift Cleanerfrom $23.65
Waterproof
One flexible, water-based membrane for walls, roofs, decks, showers and pools.
- Liquid Membranefrom $26.80
- Fabric Reinforcementfrom $60.15
Color
A water-based stain for concrete and masonry. No acid to mix, neutralize or rinse.
- PreStain Colorfrom $61.90
Seal
A wear coat for surfaces that take traffic: high gloss, matte, or an invisible penetrating seal.
- Titan Shield Glossfrom $33.05
- Natural Shieldfrom $25.30
- Sealer MATTEfrom $40.75
Waterproofing a wall or roof? Prep, then membrane. Coloring concrete? Prep, then PreStain. Seal either one if it takes foot or vehicle traffic.
05 / Customer reviews
Real projects. Real reviews.
06 / Before you start
Questions? Start here.
FAQs
Coverage, cure, prep and colors, answered in one place.
Read the FAQsApplication guide
Prep, coats, drying and cure, step by step.
Open the guideColor chart
15 membrane colors, from Semi-Clear to SEMCO Orange.
See the colorsTalk to us
Not sure which kit or prep fits your job? Ask the team.
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