For many applications, a liquid coating can provide a more comprehensive solution, effectively sealing complex surfaces where membrane is difficult or impossible to install. This can include historically damp situations, such as basements, cellars or other structures with buried roofing. Being cold applied, often in a single coat makes it safer and faster to apply than other types of waterproofing. As it can also be applied
Electric drill with mixer attachment Rollers - it is recommended that you use a high quality 9” roller for main area application and a smaller 4” roller for detailing Sharp scissors - to cut and trim bandage It is also recommended that you protect fascia and soffits, gutters and any other visible trim from potential drips or runs. Cover these with masking paper to simplify cleaning
No, it is not advisable to use the product while it is raining. However, it can effectively seal in minutes and will protect the repair if rain begins shortly afterwards. More about emergency roof repairs.
Although PermaRoof Emergency Roof Repair is not a paint product, this type of liquid is often referred to as ‘repair paint’. More about emergency roof repairs.
The product consists of a liquid acrylic polyurethane blend that can be used in conjunction with a webbing-type matting for a longer term repair. More about liquid roofing.
No, PermaRoof Emergency Roof Repair can be applied with a paintbrush once thoroughly stirred. More about emergency roof repairs.
Yes, liquid PU or rubber-based systems can be applied to pitched roofs. High quality liquid waterproofing systems, such as our P500 product, typically contain a self-levelling compound. This means that an additive is needed to remove the self-levelling element. Once thoroughly combined, the product is ideal for pitched roofing.