CrownCoat Brushable Sealant, Standard color - 2 gallons

Works well and looks like a professional did it. I used a small brush and covered the entire top and sides of my chimney cap. I filled a few cracks with fireplace mortar cement, and covered it all with this after the mortar dried. Looks great and was easy to apply. Hardest part is getting around the front of the chimney caps without falling off the roof!

The Crown Coat I purchased last year is a great product, it has sealed my pre-cast concrete chimney crown cap completely.Easy to apply, vary good instructions and easy to follow.

This is an amazing product. Easy to apply and stopped my crown leaks immediately. I would highly recommend this product for a budget friendly way to repair a cracked crown. I have recommended this to a contractor friend so he can start using it. I just really can't say enough good about it.

It's great, goes on like thick paint or thin mortar. I used it for the cap, and also for the first brick course on the bottom where it met the flashing. Neat, no cracks after a year and a half, flawless. It could come in a small container, I'll never use all this stuff.

Seems to work really well. However, for home users the quantity needs to be cut down to a quart size. A gallon is enough to coat at least five large chimneys. This quantity should also cut the cost by a quarter making it much more affordable. However, I am happy with the product.

This is an expensive product, but it works!!. I went to Utube to view how to apply it, and it goes on easily. I applied it to the top of my chimney, which stopped the leaks for many years, but they came back again. I called a chimney sweep for help,and he recommended putting the same Crown Coat about a foot down the sides from the top of the chimney. I did this, and no more leaks.

The picture listed on the bucket in the ad shows it as grey. This stuff is white. Not aesthetically pleasing in my case.

This product was very easy to use just follow the directions lightly spray water on crown and using a paint brush put a thin coat on first and then using a pointed trowel put it on thicker, then use your paint brush to smooth it out using a little water in your brush helps smooth it. Another THING IS TO MAKE SURE THE CROWN IS CLEAN and you can also tape your brick or block and flute off to make it look professional. This product gets as hard as rock when cured. It make's your chimney crown water proof and it look's good. There's video on how to use this product on You tube, too.