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Now that winter is approaching, I am looking to "waterproof" my garage walls. Now all that I have is the standard fire-rated drywall. My idea was to put a layer of green moisture resistant drywall over the fireboard, prime and paint with a semi-gloss paint with a waterproofing additive. I know it won't be waterproof, but it should be more water resistant. I am planning on using the 4 inch vinyl baseboards as well. My question is, has anyone used or even heard of SEI Chemical paint-proofer. Looks interesting. Here is a link. http://www.seichemical.com/products.php?cat=9
I have not been able to find any reviews or videos of it in action. Also, I have not seen any of the plastic panels that were mentioned in prior threads that suit what I am looking for a looks wise. I think I would prefer the look of painted drywall. My other thought was trying a product like Drylok which is typically used for masonry and concrete. I just don't know if it will adhere to drywall.
I have not been able to find any reviews or videos of it in action. Also, I have not seen any of the plastic panels that were mentioned in prior threads that suit what I am looking for a looks wise. I think I would prefer the look of painted drywall. My other thought was trying a product like Drylok which is typically used for masonry and concrete. I just don't know if it will adhere to drywall.
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