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Page 1: Introduction to Roof Coatings

Introduction to Roof Coatings

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• Industry Terms

• Calculating Dry Film Thickness

• Adhesion Test Instructions

• Product Chemistry Overview

Presentation Outline

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Industry Terms

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Other Critical Terms

• Mil

• Wet mil thickness

• Wet mil gauge

• Dry film thickness (DFT)

• Field adhesion test

• Batch retain

• Detail drawing

• Fluid-applied system

• Stretch factor

• Waste factor

Data Sheet Terminology

• Solids by volume

• Elongation

• Tensile strength

• Cure time

• Dry time

• Emissivity

• Flash point

• Permeance

• Reflectivity

• Solids by weight

• VOCs

• Water absorption

Industry Terms

Viscosity

• Spray-grade

• Brush-grade

• Butter-grade

• Flashing-grade

Elastomeric Coatings

Industry Terms Defined

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Calculating Dry Film Thickness

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Calculating Dry Film Thickness (DFT)

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1 gallon per 100 sq. ft. of any coating or primer = 16 wet mils

What’s left over after the liquid evaporates are the solids that make up the DFT.

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Adhesion Test Patch Instructions

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Product Chemistry Overview

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Product Chemistry Overview Coatings Chemistry

Available in the Industry

• Asphalt Emulsion

• Aluminum

• Acrylic

• Butyl

• Silicone (Standard & High Solids)

• Single Component Urethane (Aliphatic & Aromatic)

• Primers & Accessories

Benefits, limitations, and suitable substrates

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Product Chemistry Overview – Asphalt Emulsions

Suitable Surfaces:

• Modified bitumen

• Smooth BUR

• Gravel BUR

Limitations:

• Water-based, can freeze

• Cold temperature applications

• Non-Fibered Emulsions

• Fibered Emulsions

Benefits:

• Inexpensive

• Water-based, easy clean up

• Fills in “alligatoring” and small cracks

• Can be used with fabric to seal large areas

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Asphalt Emulsions

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Product Chemistry Overview - Aluminum

Suitable Surfaces:

• Modified bitumen

• Smooth BUR

• Metal

Limitations:

• Not for waterproofing

• Not as reflective as white

• Less energy efficient than white

• Limited life span

• Non-Fibered Aluminum

• Fibered Aluminum

Benefits:

• Inexpensive

• Gives contractor another option

• Self-priming over light rust

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Aluminum

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Product Chemistry Overview - Acrylics

Suitable Surfaces:

• Metal

• Modified bitumen

• Single-Ply

• Smooth BUR

• SPF

Limitations:

• Ponding water

• Cold temperature applications

• Acrylic 211

• High Tensile Acrylic 211

• KyGard Ultra 215

• Acrylic Brush-Grade 220

• Acrylic Butter-Grade 221

• Acrylic Flashing-Grade 222

• Acrylic Skylight Sealer 230

Benefits:

• Easy to spray

• Easy to clean

• Economical

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Acrylic 211

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High Tensile Acrylic 211

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Problems: This is what acrylic coatings will look like if applied in ponding water situations

Product Chemistry Overview - Potential Acrylic Issues

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KyGard Ultra 215 is a semi-gloss, single-component,

water-based flexible fluoropolymer coating for spray

application. It is designed to be a low-build protective

coating that provides unsurpassed weathering, abrasion

resistance, color fastness, and dirt pick-up resistance

Product Chemistry Overview – KyGard Ultra 215

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Limitations:

• Do not apply too heavy or it will crack at stress points

Benefits:

• Semi-gloss

• 10 year color fade warranty

• Water-based

• Easy to spray

• Easy clean up

Suitable Surfaces:

• Metal

• Spray polyurethane foam

• Single-Ply

• Built-up

• Modified bitumen

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Product Chemistry Overview - Butyls

Suitable Surfaces:

• Metal

• Modified bitumen

• Single-Ply

• Smooth BUR

• SPF

Limitations:

• Low solids content

• Can be challenging to spray

• Needs acrylic top coat to stay bright white

• Butyl 310

• Butyl Brush-Grade 320

• Butyl Flashing-Grade 321

Benefits:

• Extremely high elongation

• Fast drying

• Great for repairs

• Can be used as a vapor retardant over SPF

• Very low perm rating

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Butyl 310

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Product Chemistry Overview-Silicone

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Suitable Surfaces:

• Metal

• Modified bitumen

• Single-Ply

• Smooth BUR

• SPF

Limitations:

• Easily attracts dirt

• Can be challenging to spray

• Very slippery when wet

• Silicone 410

• High Solids Silicone 412

• Silicone Walk Path 415

• Silicone Brush-Grade 422

Benefits:

• The best UV stability

• Wears much slower

• Moisture cured

• Fast drying

• Cannot be washed off by rain

• Able to withstand ponding water

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Silicone 410

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Silicone Walk Path 415

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Product Chemistry Overview- Urethanes

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Suitable Surfaces:

• Metal

• Modified bitumen

• Single-Ply

• Smooth BUR

• SPF

Limitations:

• Can be challenging to spray

• Xylene-based – harsh on equipment

• Always curing – even in the pail

• Aliphatic Urethane 510

• Aromatic Urethane 520

• Urethane Brush-Grade 522

Benefits:

• Extremely durable

• Better adhesion qualities

• Moisture cured

• Fast drying

• Cannot be washed off by rain

• Able to withstand ponding water

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Aromatic Urethane 520

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Terminator 622 and 624XT are technologically

advanced, 100% solids, moisture cure

sealant/adhesive. This high-strength, versatile product

has excellent elasticity and adhesion, making it ideal

for repairs..

Product Chemistry Overview Terminator 622 & 624XT

Limitations:

• No spray-grade version

Benefits:

• Applies and cures under water

• Better adhesion qualities

• Adheres to silicone

• Moisture cured

• Fast drying

• Cannot be washed away by rain

• Able to withstand ponding water

Suitable Surfaces:

• Metal

• Modified bitumen

• Single-Ply

• Smooth BUR

• SPF

• Concrete Page 11

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Product Chemistry Overview- Primers & Cleaners

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Limitations:

• One product does not solve all priming issues

• Acrylic Bonding Primer 905

• Red Oxide Rust Prime 912

• EcoCleaner 925

• Fabric Bond 930

• SBS Primer 950

Benefits:

• Cures and prevents rust

• Promotes adhesion

• Used to install fabric

Suitable Surfaces:

• Metal

• Modified bitumen

• Single-Ply

• Smooth BUR

• SPF

• Concrete

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Red Oxide Rust Prime 912

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Product Chemistry Overview- Accessories

• Polyester Fabric

• Seam Tape

• 3M Roofing Granules

• Walk Path Granules 1100

• Micro Fibers

• Chip Brushes

• Caulk Guns

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Product Chemistry Overview - Wall Coatings

• Acrylic Wall Coat 2000

• High-Performance Elastomeric Wall Coat 2100

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Limitations:

• Cold temperature applications

Benefits:

• Easy to spray

• Easy to clean

Suitable Surfaces:

• Concrete

• Cinder Block

• Brick

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Page 12Page 11New! Wall-Coat Acrylic Wall Coating System

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• Rule 66 Mineral Spirits

• Xylene

Product Chemistry Overview- Cleaning Solvents

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