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Roof
Surface Types
Gravel
Roof Surface Preparation:
BUR - Gravel (resurfacing)
Remove all loose gravel, dirt, dust and foreign matter that may
inhibit adhesion of the coating by vacuuming, sweeping, power-brooming
or power washing. If needed, repair all flashings, roof penetrations,
blisters and delaminations. Surface should be dry before coating.
Note: This type
of system normally requires the use of either a roof resaturant
(Asphalt or Cold Tar base) or a Cold Process Cement. Resaturants
require re-graveling (Approx. 400lbs. / 100 sq.ft.).
Aluminum
Roof Surface Preparation:
BUR (Smooth), SBS, Roll Roofing and APP
All surfaces should be clean, dry and free of dust, Dirt, oil and
other foreign matter by employing one of the above-mentioned methods.
Repair all cracks and blisters.
Note: New steep
asphalt roofs should be allowed to weather a minimum of 90 to
180 days and 0 to 30 days for Modified membranes (contact membrane
manufacturer for details) prior to application of the aluminum
coating. Coating may commence sooner than the prescribed weathering
period if, the surface is first coated with a clay base emulsion
and allowed to fully cure 5 to 10 days.
Metal Roofing:
The metal deck should be free of rust, scale, oil and grease, prior
to the application of any Karnak metal roof system. All rust or
scale may be removed by wire-brushing, power washing or sand blasting.
Power-wash shall consist of a minimum of 2,000 psi water pressure
in order to remove all contaminants from the roof surface. Metal
roofing should be allowed to completely dry prior to application
of any primer or coating.
Solvent
Base Cements, Coatings And Adhesives Surface Preparation:
BUR (Smooth), SBS, Roll Roofing
All surfaces should be clean, dry, and free of dust, dirt, oil
and other foreign matter by employing one of the above- mentioned
methods. Repair all cracks and blisters.
Emulsion
(water base) Coatings Surface Preparation:
BUR (Smooth), SBS, Roll Roofing
All surfaces should be clean and free of dust, dirt, oil and other
foreign matter by employing one of the above-mentioned methods.
Surfaces may be slightly damp when applying emulsion coatings. Repair
all cracks and blisters.
For more information, see:
General Surface Preperation Information
Surface Preperation For Waterproofing
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