Need Help finding Correct Flashing Tape

[dirtrunner0519]

I have a plywood wall that connects the concrete floor and i would like to flash it so i can hose my garage down lightly. Any recommendations. Wall is inside the garage- https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showpost.php?p=7488927&postcount=223

Looking at something like this- https://www.lowes.com/pd/TITE-SEAL-...3-ft-Rubberized-Asphalt-Roll-Flashing/1007825

 

[sierradmax]

Is plywood spaced off the floor to prevent moisture from wicking into the wood? Why not 4" vinyl cove base?

 

[dirtrunner0519]

Yes plywood is not sitting on the floor. It is spaced 1/4" plus off floor. I have the 4" cove base. Do you think that will work?

 

[Jeepster04]

I would want something thats higher than 4". Water is going to splash higher than 4".

Why not get a roll of actual metal flashing and put it around the bottom?

 

[sierradmax]

Yes plywood is not sitting on the floor. It is spaced 1/4" plus off floor. I have the 4" cove base. Do you think that will work?

If you have a PT sill and the plywood off the floor, then the 4" cove will work fine if you "lightly" wet the floor. If you plan on drenching it, get some 4' laminate.

 

[cdestuck]

First I would have the have the plywood well primed and top coated. Then use 1 x 6' poly lumber a base trim, pushed tight to floor and tight to plywood. Silicone caulking then at floor to trim joint and trim to plywood joint. This will easily take care of the exposure to water youre talking about.

 

[Kevin54]

Pics dude....need some pics.

 

[brownbagg]

i got some at lowes, its black with a white paper that pulls off, its great, I flash a shower surround ten years ago and still good