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SEAL IT CRACKS & EDGING SEALER Hybrid Polymer Sealer


A one part, high quality, flexible material for use with Seal It Liquid Membrane. Based on hybrid technology it can be applied to wet surfaces and is non-shrinking making it ideal for use as a gap-filler where cracks and apertures exist in the roof substrate to be covered.


It can be used prior to application of Seal It Liquid Membrane to make good any cracks, edges, details and other openings in the substrate to give a sound base. Suitable for use with most common roofing materials offering superb adhesion.


Alternatively, it can also be used after application to secure edgings and seals to create a self- terminating flashing or provide extra protection around roof elements such as chimneys, air vents etc.


Code Colour


BDOCRSSGR Grey BDOCRSSWH White


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Size EU3


EU3


Box Barcode 12


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5056437401182 5056437401175


SEAL IT REINFORCING MAT System Support Matting


A heavy duty, spunbond polyester mat which is tear and puncture resistant. For use with Seal It Liquid Membrane system. Rapid repair for blisters, splits and tears in existing substrates prior to coating.


Can provide more than 50% strength improvement when product has cured. Refer to Technical data sheet for full application details.


Code Colour BDOCRSM25 White Size Box Barcode 1M x 25M 1 5056437401168


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SEAL IT: Liquid Membrane One Coat Roof Seal


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