Is Gorilla Rubbercoat zinc-free?
Yes. Gorilla Rubbercoat uses a zinc-free, water-based acrylic polymer formulation designed for rubber flooring.
How much flooring will one 4 L container cover?
One 4 L container covers up to approximately 1,250 sq. ft. of rubber flooring.
Actual coverage can vary depending on the porosity, texture and condition of the flooring.
How many 4' × 25' rubber rolls will one container cover?
Each 4' × 25' roll covers 100 sq. ft.
One 4 L container therefore covers approximately 12.5 rolls.
Does Gorilla Rubbercoat work on rubber gym flooring?
Yes. Gorilla Rubbercoat is specifically designed to seal rubber flooring.
Can I use it on rubber rolls?
Yes. It can be used on rubber roll flooring as well as compatible rubber tile installations.
Can it be used in a commercial gym?
Yes. The 4 L size is particularly well suited to commercial fitness facilities and other large rubber flooring installations.
Can I use it in a home gym?
Yes. For smaller home gyms, the 235 mL size may be sufficient. For larger home gyms, the 4 L size provides significantly greater coverage and better value.
What finish does it leave?
Gorilla Rubbercoat produces a high-gloss finish that enhances the appearance of rubber flooring.
Will it yellow over time?
Rubbercoat is formulated as a non-yellowing acrylic coating.
Does it help with sweat?
Yes. The sealed surface helps reduce the absorption of sweat, water and other liquids into the rubber flooring.
Does Rubbercoat make floors easier to clean?
Yes. Sealing the porous rubber surface helps keep liquids and dirt closer to the surface, making routine cleaning and maintenance easier.
How many coats should I apply?
For optimal results, two coats are recommended.
How long should I wait between coats?
Allow approximately 30–45 minutes for the first coat to dry before applying the second coat.
What should I use to apply it?
Use a clean wax mop or microfiber applicator.
Do not use a standard cotton mop.
Is Gorilla Rubbercoat made in Canada?
Yes. Gorilla Rubbercoat is made in Canada.