SUGGESTED APPLICATIONS
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ACCEPTABLE APPLICATIONS
- Metal - coated or galvanized steel, weathered aluminum
- EPDM rubber membrane
- Concrete (except foot traffic surfaces)
- Urethane foam
- Primed wood
- Fiberglass
- PVC sheet and pipe
- Acrylic sheet
- Sponge rubber insulation
- EPDM rubber membrane on flat or sloped roofs
- Weathered steel siding
- Weathered fiberglass
- Weathered standing seam and corrugated metal roofs
- Weathered vinyl, PVC and polycarbonate plastic
- Foam insulation for pipe
- Cast concrete foundations
- For Recreational Vehicles, Motorhomes you must use Liquid Roof
If neoprene rubber has been talced, this should be removed by washing with detergent or wiping with a solvent-soaked rag. Liquid Rubber can be applied directly to neoprene. Some swelling of the neoprene should be expected, but this will recover over time. The distortion resulting from the swelling will be greater if neoprene is thin and not adhered to a rigid substrate.
For Polyurethane:
A light sanding of the surface is recommended for better adhesion. No swelling will occur.
APPLICATIONS THAT FIRST MUST BE PRIMED
The below substrates will require you applying the ProFlex primer first before applying the Liquid EPDM. The primer acts as an acceptable substrate prohibiting any oils or asphalt from leaching into the EPDM over time. For years customers have been looking for a long-term solution to coat these types of surfaces only to discover that nothing really existed that provided any significant protection over 3-4 years. Now customers can use the Liquid EPDM rubber on almost any type of surface.
- Any original roof that has been coated with a 3rd party coating
- Asphalt
- Asbestos
- Built Up Asphalt Roofs
- BUR
- TPO
- Hypalon
- Chlorinated Polyethylene
- Polyvinyl Chloride
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