Sealacryl Acrylic Waterproofer by Bond It (Black) - 20kg

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SA20BL

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A one component, UV stable, solvent-based, mutli-purpose roof coating membrane. Desgined to prevent the ingress of water whilst allowing any trapped moisture to escape and evaporate naturally. Manufactured with fibre reinforcement pre-dispersed in the can for ease of applic... Read More

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Description

Application
For renovation of all types of roof structure. Provides waterproof protection of : flat and pitched roofs, corrugated asbestos, roof lights, flashings, roofing felt, gutters, slate, asphalt, lead, glasshouses, metal and fibregalss. Will also bridge small gaps and cracks. Treat all details first, in areas where excessive movement may occur additional reinforcement can be incorporated into the coating. Sealacryl can be applied in one coat, but experience has shown that a two coat application ensures a greater uniformity of coating thickness. Do not thin. Apply Sealacryl using either a brush or roller.

Coverage
Average coverage is approximately 1-2kg per square metre.

Drying Time
Normally 24 hours dependant on ambient temperature and ventilation.

Shelf life
12 months under good storage conditions in original unopened containers.

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Question:

Can it be used on coping stones on parapet roof?

Answer:

This will work on concrete but may need a third coat instead of the standard two coats. It will depend on how porous the coping stones are

Question:

Can it be used to waterproof a garden water feature. It would be permanently under water.

Answer:

Officially no, also if you have an animal it could drink from it and I don't think it would be a good idea. Have a look at EDPM as an alternative idea

Question:

Can it be used on polycarbonate roofing?

Answer:

Good Morning Karen

If the polycarbonate is damaged then it really needs to replaced. This product would not work and would react chemically with the poly if you used it. f you need further assistance, please get in touch with me on 01752 692760 with any questions or just reply to this email and myself or one of my colleagues will be happy to assist.