METAL ROOF COATINGS
Stop roof leaks, encapsulate rust, and extend the service life of metal roofs with elastomeric roof coatings.
EnergyGuard Acrylic Roof Coating is a high-performance, water-based coating designed to protect and extend the lifespan of various roof types while...
View full detailsEnergyMax Silicone Coating 5G White is a high-solids, solvent-based, single-component silicone roof coating that cures upon exposure to moisture. U...
View full detailsEnergyGuard Aromatic Polyurethane is a solvent-based, moisture-cure roof coating that provides excellent adhesion to asphalt and single-ply roofs. ...
View full detailsEnergyMax SEBS Coating is a solvent-based, single-component elastomeric coating for all roof types Uses Asphalt Built-up Modified Bitumen Single-P...
View full detailsStop roof leaks, encapsulate rust, and extend the service life of metal roofs with elastomeric roof coatings.
Bridge hairline cracks and get a seamless, watertight roof with roof coatings.
Prevent UV-damage with annual inspections and repairs to the protective coating.
Seal leaks on seams and hail damage.
Reflective roof coatings reduce surface temperatures up to 100 degrees.
An airless sprayer is the most efficient way to apply roof coatings. Airless sprayers use a hydraulic pump to atomize the coating. Elastomeric coatings require higher pressures and flow rates than paints. A roof rig usually has a minimum pressure...
Dry Film Thickness (DFT) is the thickness of a roof coating after it is dry or fully cured. Use the solids by volume property to quickly compute application DFT using the following formula: dft = 16 x (% solids by...
Cracking of the surfacing bitumen on a bituminous roof or coating on a spray foam roof and produces a pattern of cracks similar to an alligator’s hide. The cracks may not extend completely through the surfacing bitumen or coating. Alligatoring...
{"one"=>"Select 2 or 3 items to compare", "other"=>"{{ count }} of 3 items selected"}