Eagle All Weather Aluminium

A solvent-based bituminous compound heavily bodied with fillers and fibres and a high grade of Aluminium Paste.

Properties:

Aluminium All weather Roof Coat dries to form a tough, flexible solar reflective coating.

Uses:

Aluminium All weather Roof Coat may be applied by brush or by spray to give a solar reflective finish to the previous coats of All weather Roofing Compound and is therefore often used as the final coat in multi-coat systems.

The Aluminium All weather Roofing coating system may be used on the following surfaces.

• Asphalt roofs
• Built-up felt roofs
• Concrete roof decks
• Asbestos-Cement sheeting
• Metal sheeting, including iron, steel, zinc and lead
• Slates and Tiles

Aluminium All weather Roof Coat may be used in conjunction with a rot-proof hessian reinforcement scrim or a bitumen coated glass fibre scrim.

Container Sizes:

5L & 25L.

Coverage:

Aluminium All weather Roof Coat should normally be applied in 2 coats at 1.0 – 1.5m2 per litre per coat, depending upon the porosity of the surface.

Preparation of Surface:

Asbestos Roofs

Carry out preparatory work. It is particularly important to ensure that the Asbestos-Cement is not saturated with water before application. Wait until the Asbestos-Cement sheeting is dry and then apply one coat of Bituminous Primer. Allow the primer to dry and then apply one coat of All weather Roof Compound, followed by a second Aluminium All weather Roof Coat each at 1m2 per litre, allowing the first coat to dry before application of the second.

Metal Roofs 

Where these slow signs of corrosion such as loose rust this should be removed by abrading with a metal- bristled brush. A rust inhibitive treatment should be applied to ensure that the rust will not return. For normal circumstances, abrading with a brush is usually sufficient preparation. All weather Roof Compound should be in 2 coats the second coat being Aluminium All weather Roof Coat at 1.5m2 per litre per coat.

Slates or Tiles

Carry out preparatory work. The roof should be examined for damaged or loose slates or tiles. Any loose slates or sheets should be re-fixed firmly in place All weather Roofing Compound and Glass Fibre Scrim should then be applied.

In order to bridge gaps, cracks and fissures and in all cases where roof surfaces are in advanced states of decay, it is recommended that All weather Roofing Compound be used in conjunction with a reinforcing membrane, either rot-proof hessian or Glass Fibre Scrim.