Waterproof Inside Cabinet - What to use

[horseplay]

As title says want to add some protection to inside of cabinet, what paint do you use? This is a bathroom base laminated (cheaply) particle board. Thanks.

 

[Junk2]

I didn't use paint, but lining the inside of my base with pond liner has saved me from a flood. A must in my book.

 

[Ligershark]

I used liquid nails and FRP board.

 

[looneytunes]

I have pond liner around the base and it has come in handy more than once.

 

[MatteZ]

https://www.google.com/shopping/pro...3644710251588&hl=en&ei=JcFGVbHyAor7sATzvYCwCA

This stuff kicks butt and has saved me so many times

 

[horseplay]

Thanks guys. Looking at the options.

 

[lefkonj]

I use a pond liner too, did a it up to the lip of the cabinet so that it will hold about 1.5-2 inches of water if necessary. Worth every penny but I do like the idea of the paint on style that other folks have recommended, very clean. I have also seen people put a drain in the bottom so that just in case its easy to get the water out.

 

[spotter]

i used this on the walls of my fish room and wish I had known about it when I was building my stand. Not cheap but totally worth it.

http://www.sherwin-williams.com/hom...pro-industrial-precatalyzed-waterbased-epoxy/

 

[MatteZ]

This is what I used and have zero complaints!

http://www.homedepot.com/p/Custom-Building-Products-RedGard-1-gal-Waterproofing-and-Crack-Prevention-Membrane-LQWAF1/100169081?cm_mmc=shopping-_-LIA-_-D23X-_-100169081&ci_src=14110944&ci_sku=100169081

 

[porterboy]

White Epoxy paint. Bullet proof


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