Project:
Waterproof, "Hurricane Proof", Protect & Preserve this 50+ Year Old Concrete Barrel Tile Roof on a Miami Beach Residence 3 Blocks from the Atlantic Ocean.
Surface Preparation:
Bleach with chlorine solution, then clean with high pressure water blasting.
Prime Coat:
SOMAY Product No. 7751, SOMAY "PRIME & SEAL" @ maximum 200 sq.ft./gallon
Second Step:
Caulk all spaces between all tiles with SOMAY Product No. 992, SOMAY "PRIME & SEAL", Brush-On Caulking.
Intermediate Coat:
SOMAY Product No. 842 – "ROOF MASTIC", Sealer & Protector, at max. 50 sq.ft./gal.
Finish Coat:
SOMAY Product No. 842 – "ROOF MASTIC", Sealer & Protector, at max. 50 sq.ft./gal.
Total: 40 mils dry film thickness for all 3 coats Owner's Unsolicited Comments: "Last year (2005) we
applied your Roof Mastic to my 50+ year old concrete barrel tile roof. Unlike many of my neighbors with new "hurricane resistant" roofs which lost tiles, my roof (three blocks from
the beach) made it through all the storms (including Katrina and Wilma) without a leak or a lost tile. "Last year I had my windows caulked with "PATCH & SEAL"
(leftover from my roof). Last week I had a few of those windows replaced. After the screws were removed from the old windows, the crew still struggled with crow bars trying to rip out
the old windows. They were surprised and could not believe that it was just caulk holding the windows in place. Your "PATCH & SEAL" is tough stuff."
For further details, please contact SOMAY at paint@somay.com Case History No: S/C-171-7-2006
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