LATICRETE Hydro BAN® Easy to Apply Anti-Fracture Liquid Waterproofing and Crack Insulation Membrane, 5 Gallon Bucket

This stuff is great. For a flat roof - we could not repair the roof enough until we put two coats of this magic coat on. Price, but worth it. Highly recommend

Arrived a couple days late, but in one piece!I will update my review of the product once I have completed my shower.(1 year later)So far so good. Still water proof, very easy to apply, just like a thick paint. I used the laticrete tape for the corners, then did 6 coats of the membrane on the walls / pan. (Maybe overkill?) Not sure how long it'll hold up but I'm very happy with the product. So so so much better than red guard or the mapei.

Used to seal my new shower from leaks. Works very well. My contractor told me it's the best in the category.

Haven’t used the product yet, but arrived early and in perfect condition. I was concerned about how it would arrive and I am relieved. Saved me $150 compared to my local tile distributor. I’m sure contractors get a better price, but not this good.

our concrete floor in one room , moisture destroyed the grout and ruined the tile job.. stripped the floor and put this on. it goes on easy, thick, great stuff, worth every penny.. put in a new floor, no issues yet.. about a month into it

This shower waterproofing membrane went on very easy onto the HardieBacker cement board, didn't have a very strong smell(still wore a mask) and was easy to see any spots I may have missed while rolling it on. As the color dries it becomes a nice rich, green color. It also doesn't require additional fabric like Laticrete's Hydro Barrier, but I decided to use some anyway on the floor just to make sure the gaps were covered fully for the mud bed. Make sure you mix it for the recommended 10 mins to keep the consistence easy to work with.

The best product out there for waterproofing. Although it says the fabric is not necessary, I added the fabric for peace of mind, plus my work was not perfect and I had some larger than 1/8" gaps so I figured adding the fabric would be worth doing. You can probably get by with 2 gallons if you go 2 good coats on the wall, a coat over your hardiebacker base, and another 2 coats over your deck mud below the tile/mortar. Wear rubber gloves, the stuff gets everywhere and it takes some scrubbing to wash off your hands once it dries, which doesn't take long. Fortunately, a friend of mine was planning a shower renovation as well and we split the 5 gallon container and will have roughly a gallon left over when its all said and done.

hopefully it works as it is underneath our tiles - check back in 20 years to see how it's doing :)