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Roof
Restoration Application Guidelines
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NUTECH
PROTECTIVE ROOF COATINGS:
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Pure acrylic coatings offer the greatest resistance to ultra-violet light radiation from sunlight and are generally superior to the other single pack co-polymers such as styrene acrylics, polyvinyl acetates, and vinyl acrylics. Pigments used in these coatings should be manufactured from high quality light-fast oxides such as "BayFerrox" oxides. Traditionally solvent based coatings were used to restore roofs, but today, modern water-based polymers are significantly superior and offer a number of advantages.
The condition of the tile or roof surface
after cleaning will determine the most suitable sealer. NuPrime Thin, clear, penetrative primer
for powdery oxidised surfaces. |
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Anti-Corrosive Metal Primer Thick, light
grey, anti-corrosive acrylic adhesion primer for the protection
and preparation of sheet metal. (Used in conjunction with
Nutech Rust Converter) Sealing and priming a roof should not be carried out when the surface temperature is outside the range of 10 to 30 Degrees Celsius. In very hot weather the surface may be cooled with water to assist penetration and adhesion.
NuBond Thick, clear, 100% acrylic additive
for increasing the density and flexibility of concrete 5.3 NUTECH ACRYLIC FINISH COATS The following products provide excellent water and alkali resistance and guarantee excellent gloss retention, hardness, flexibility, adhesion, and weathering properties. Colourfast Premium quality economical semi-gloss
acrylic coating. Because water-based acrylic coatings are water soluble you must ensure that weather conditions are favorable. Rain, moisture, or dew contacting the coating before drying is complete will cause damage and reduce gloss. In colder weather, it is advisable to complete spraying before early afternoon. As temperatures drop below 10 Degrees Celsius in late afternoon, the coating will not form a film and may be damaged by climatic effects. Condensation can also form on roofs with surface temperatures even up to 22 Degrees Celsius subject to ambient air temperature and relative humidity. This can lead to damage if the coating is not cured properly. Overcoating an uncured coat too early is a common cause of adhesion loss and coating failure. Independent curing of each coat is a critical requirement, particularly in cold weather. Coating in very hot conditions can lead to very poor surface adhesion, lack of product build, and also greatly reduced surface gloss levels. In very hot weather the surface may be cooled with water to assist penetration and adhesion.
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5.4 TERRACOTTA TILE COATINGS Water-based acrylic coatings are not recommended for terracotta tiles, particularly glazed, semi-glazed, and highly vitrified tiles. The most advanced coating developed by NuTech for terracotta tiles is: TerraGlaze Solvent based alkyd oil high
gloss coating. WARNING: Terraglaze is NOT recommended for fully glazed or vitrified tiles.
Silicon Sealer Clear, thin, penetrative
solvent based waterproofing coating. |
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