
Existing Roof Substrate
Designed for use over metal roof substrates.
Surface Preparation
To ensure proper adhesion, pressure-wash the existing roof surface and treat it with EcoCleaner 925 to remove dirt, dust, and debris.
Rust Primer (Optional)
For metal roofs with light to moderate rust, apply Red Oxide Rust Prime 912 to inhibit corrosion and improve adhesion.
Waterproofing
Seal all details of the existing roof system (fasteners, seams, penetrations, etc.) with Urethane Brush-Grade 522. These durable, flexible waterproofing mastics accommodate the natural expansion and contraction (thermal cycling) of the roof structure.
High-Tensile Acrylic Coating
Apply multiple layers of High-Tensile Acrylic 211, creating a seamless, flexible membrane with superior durability, reflectivity, weather resistance, and mildew resistance.
Met-A-Gard+™
The 20-year high-tensile acrylic restoration system for commercial metal roofs, combining High-Tenile Acrylic 211 with advanced reinforcement to deliver superior elongation, tensile strength, UV resistance, and waterproofing performance.
- Industry-leading color retention
- Excellent adhesion to metal roof surfaces
- Exceptional reflectivity, UV stability, & weatherability
- Prevents further accumulation of rust & corrosion
- Forms a seamless, durable, & watertight membrane
- Superior elongation & tensile strength
- Long-term material & NDL system warranties available
- Metal
- Miami-Dade Approved
- CRRC Rated
- Florida Product Approval
- UL Classified
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