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BITUMEN PAINT General Purpose Waterproofing Paint


A solvent-borne, bituminous black paint for the waterproofing and weather protecting of steelwork and concrete. For exterior use.


Application: for the protection of ferrous and non-ferrous metals, concrete roofing, felt, fibre cement, corrugated iron, asphalt and wood against water. Surfaces to be painted must be completely dry and clear of loose material and any corroded areas must be primed prior to application. Please note: Bitumen Paint may bleed through any paints subsequently applied over them so a suitable primer must be used before overpainting. Apply with brush or spray. Coverage is approximately 4-10m2


/L. Code


BDB015 BDB016 BDB017 BDB018


FELT ADHESIVE Cold Applied Roofing Felt Adhesive


A solvent-borne, heavy duty adhesive for bonding all types of bituminous roofing felts to asphalt, felt, metal and concrete. It can also be used for bonding mineral chippings to bituminous surfaces. Not to be used over tar-based products.


Application: Felt Adhesive is easily applied by brush, mop or squeegee. When used as a roofing felt/lap adhesive, coverage is approximately 2m2 1.6m2


/L. When used as a gritting solution coverage is /L using 3mm chips and 1.3m2 Code


BDB000 BDB001 BDB002 BDB003


Colour Black


Black Black Black


Size 1L


2.5L 5L


25L /L using 10mm chips. For external use.


Box Barcode 6


6 4 1


5060021367891 5060021360823 5060021360830 5060021360847


TROWEL MASTIC Fibre Filled Bitumen Mastic


A multi-purpose, trowel grade material for waterproofing, stopping, bedding, pointing and sealing. It is fibre reinforced and cures to provide a strong and flexible compound.


Application: Trowel Mastic can be applied to most common roofing surfaces including mastic asphalt, roofing felt, corrugated iron, cast iron, fibre/cement, slates, lead, copper, zinc, concrete and timber. Ideal for filling cracks and holes. Coverage is approximately 2m2


/L. For exterior use. This product is not suitable for over-painting with anything other than Bitumen Paint. Code


BDB011 BDB012 BDB013


Colour Black


Black Black


Size 1L


2.5L 5L


Box Barcode 6


6 4


5060021362124 5060021360892 5060021362131


Colour Black


Black Black Black


Size 1L


2.5L 5L


25L


Box Barcode 6


6 4 1


5060021360908 5060021360915 5060021360922 5060021360939


ALL WEATHER ROOFING COMPOUND Fibrated Bitumen Coating for Year Round Application


A general purpose, fibre reinforced waterproof coating for all common roofing surfaces, including mastic asphalt, roofing felt, corrugated iron, fibre/cement, slates, lead, copper, tin and zinc.


Application: with excellent resistance to extremes of temperature, this product will not crack in the cold or flow in the sun. Recommended for use where threat of rain precludes the use of an emulsion. To overpaint this product, a suitable primer must be applied first. For exterior use.


Coverage is approximately 1-2m2 Code


BDB026 BDB027 BDB028


Colour Black


Black Black


5L 25L /L.


Size 2.5L


Box Barcode 6


4 1


5060021360953 5060021360960 5060021360977


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