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SEAL IT LIQUID MEMBRANE 100% Waterproof Barrier


Seal It Liquid Membrane System comprises a highly reflective liquid applied hybrid coating formulated to a solvent-free, non-flammable formulation for professional roofing applications - effective in just one coat.


No specialist training required – Breathable - Adheres to all common building substrates – Solvent-free and non-flammable - Helps reduce energy costs - All weather application - Permanently flexible - Rain safe in 15 minutes - Withstands chemical attack - Simple application - Can be used at temperatures below 50


C if used in conjunction with Seal It Accelerator - Made in the UK .


Based on hybrid technology, Seal It Liquid Membrane has high elasticity, even under climatic weather variations. It does not harden under cold conditions and has very high stability to temperature variations (from 500


C to +1200 C),


to UV radiation and to external chemical attack. Excellent resistance to ageing, ultraviolet and discolouration. Under test conditions, Seal It Liquid Membrane has superb thermal properties and outperforms black bitumen by 36% at just 0.8mm thickness, it is also 11.3% more efficient than solar reflective paint, helping reduce energy costs.


Used in conjunction with a primer, accelerator and reinforcing mat, where required, the system is the ultimate alternative to bitumen based and GRP waterproofing roof membranes for all existing roof substrates.


Offering primerless adhesion on a wide variety of building and roofing surfaces, such as metal, treated and untreated wood, brick, stone, polyester, glass, lead, bitumen coating*, roof tiles, plastics, polycarbonate, concrete, without heating or bonding. Ideal for repairing flat roofs, pitch roofs (less than 100


), leaking flashing, guttering and


roof lights and cracked roofing panels, chimney stacks, corrugated or plate roofing materials, zinc, steel, fibre cement and façade panels creating an impermeable seal to repel water damage and provide resistance to degradation from natural weathering like rain, snow and sunlight. Also suitable for zinc guttering, down pipes, ventilation ducts, etc. *On bitumen/asphalt or roofing felt surfaces Seal It Liquid Membrane must be used in conjunction with Seal It Primer (refer to relevant datasheet for full instructions). 25 year material warranty.


Code


BDSIR5WH BDSIR5GR


Colour White


Grey


BDSIR20WH White BDSIR20GR


Grey NEW


Size 5L


5L


20L 20L


Box Barcode 4


4 1 1


5056437401106 5056437401113 5056437401120 5056437401137


SEAL IT PRIMER Solvent Free Surface Preparation Coating


A one part solvent-free primer for preparation of bitumen surfaces and roofing felt prior to the application of Seal It Liquid Membrane or Easiseal Pro Weatherproofing Compound. Enhances the bond strength of Seal It Liquid Membrane and Easiseal Pro to bitumen based, asphalt and felt substrates. Quick and easy to use. Blocks surface staining from bitumen coatings.


Application: Temperature during application of primer must be above 50


C. Apply two coats (recommended)


of Primer to the surface with a brush or roller. Refer to technical datasheet for full instructions.


Code BDORCSP2


Colour White


Size 2.5L


Box Barcode 6


5056437401151


70


www.bond-it.co.uk


SEAL IT: Liquid Membrane One Coat Roof Seal


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