Can Wakaflex be painted?

This series of videos investigates the frequently asked questions about Wakaflex.

[@dbur971]

I wish I could understand what you are saying when you say which kind of paint is fine. Please enunciate and do not mumble.

[@EvoBuildingProductsBanksmeadow]

Hi there. You just need to use a water based paint. Something like Wattyl Solagard. You can use an etch based primer if you like, but it is not necessary. Please let us know if there is anything else we can help you with.

[@dbur971]

@@EvoBuildingProductsBanksmeadow Thanks for the quick reply. I'm looking for something I can get in US. I was told use Flex Seal, but my test of Flex Seal liquid seemed to peel off fairly easy after about 2 days dry time. It is not water based. Seems like lots of high end exterior latex house paints are acrylic or acrylic polymer. I assume any of those would be good? Should the wakaflex be wiped with any kind of a cleaning solvent first? I'm using this as a base coat to stick stone sprinkles for matching a stone coated steel roof. I'm thinking some of the spray paint solutions may be too thin for that. Thanks.

[@EvoBuildingProductsBanksmeadow]

@@dbur971 Hi there. We only provide Wakaflex to the Australian market, and I'm not sure if you will find it or something similar in the US. I would also recommend reaching out to someone based in the US for specific information, as we are only familiar with Australian houses and products.