RoBan Barrier Non-Toxic Physical Barrier
RoBan Barrier Non-Toxic Paste, formerly known as RodentStop, is a professional rodent exclusion sealant designed to block mice, rats, and other pests from entering through cracks, gaps, seams, joints, and gnawed openings.
The ready-to-use formula contains expanded polystyrene (EPS) beads and reinforcing metal fibers that create a durable physical barrier rodents cannot easily remove or chew through.
RoBan Barrier contains no pesticides or biocides and does not poison, trap, or repel rodents. Instead, it seals potential entry points to help prevent pests from accessing the structure.
It can be used indoors or outdoors around plumbing, utility penetrations, electrical cables, foundations, siding, and other common rodent entry areas, making it a useful part of an Integrated Pest Management (IPM) program.
How RoBan Barrier Works
RoBan Barrier fills openings from edge to edge, creating a reinforced seal that helps prevent mice, rats, and other pests from reopening or traveling through treated entry points.
Why Use RoBan Barrier?
- Physically blocks rodents and other pests from entering through structural openings.
- Metal-reinforced formula provides added resistance against rodent gnawing.
- Contains no pesticides or biocides.
- Ready to use with a standard caulking gun.
- Suitable for indoor and outdoor applications.
- Instantly waterproof after application.
- Can be painted after the surface has dried.
- Ideal for residential, commercial, food handling, and hygiene-sensitive environments.
- Supports rodent exclusion and Integrated Pest Management programs.
Application Tips
- A standard caulking gun is required and is sold separately.
- Wear gloves during application for easier cleanup.
- Clean tools with a dry cloth immediately after use. Mineral spirits may be used on tools if necessary.
- Do not apply near heat sources.
- Inspect sealed areas periodically and repair any areas damaged by building movement or maintenance.
Temperature and Drying
RoBan Barrier can be installed in temperatures ranging from approximately -50°F to 170°F. Under normal conditions around 70°F, the exposed surface dries in approximately 48 hours and may then be painted if desired.