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​Seal and Protect Your Basement

​Seal and Protect Your Basement

Ames’ Blue Max formula is top of the line when it comes to waterproofing your basement. A highly elastomeric liquid rubber, Blue Max is perfect for interior waterproofing of basement walls as well as exterior and holds up to dirt for foundation waterproofing. Here is how to apply it to proper …
The Benefits of Using Acrylic Elastomeric Roof Coatings

The Benefits of Using Acrylic Elastomeric Roof Coatings

You have options when it comes to resurfacing or recoating the roof of your building. Not all options offer the same protection and performance. There are many benefits of using acrylic elastomeric roof coatings over other products. Superior performance and protection are available …
Think It's Time for a New Roof?

Think It's Time for a New Roof?

Why You Should Coat Your Roof Instead of Replacing It Thinking that it’s time for a new roof but dreading the total cost and effort it takes to replace your existing roof? The cost of building materials and labor in the recent months have skyrocketed. It can now cost …
Waterproofing Your Roof Deck

Waterproofing Your Roof Deck

Why You Should Waterproof Your Roof Deck Over the years your roof deck has become one of your favorite spaces in your home. But as you have been falling in love, your waterproofing layer has been falling apart. When a roof deck is installed, a waterproof membrane or coating …
​Silicone vs. Ames® Acrylic Coating & Liquid Rubber

​Silicone vs. Ames® Acrylic Coating & Liquid Rubber

If you have been in the market for an elastomeric and waterproof coating, then you know there are plenty of different types to choose from, but it can be boiled down to two categories: Liquid Rubber and Silicone. So, which one is better? From an outside perspective, it can look like all coa …
Make Your Skylight Watertight

Make Your Skylight Watertight

Finding leaks around your skylight? The seams of a skylight window can be tricky, but luckily you have Ames. The trick to skylights is knowing the problem areas. As shown in the diagram, leaks often form in the area where the window meets the roof. To combat leakage and account for movement …