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Cromar® Roofing Felt Adhesive

Adhesive for roofing felt

Cromar® Roofing Felt Adhesive is a solvent based, cold applied bituminous adhesive for bonding successive layers of roofing felt. It is formulated for convenience and safety, ensures affinity and a strong final bond to bituminous membranes.

  • Solvent based.
  • Cold applied bituminous adhesive.
  • For bonding successive layers of roofing felt.
  • Formulated for convenience and safety.
  • Ensures affinity and a strong final bond to bituminous membranes.
  • Good coverage, up to approximately 2 m2/L.
  • To avoid thickening in cold weather, store Cromar® Roofing Felt Adhesive in a warm room overnight prior to use.
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Usage

  • Bonding roofing felts to metal, timber, concrete and asphalt.
  • Lap cement.
  • Bonding chippings to flat roofs.
 

Advantages

  • Solvent based.
  • Cold applied bituminous adhesive.
  • For bonding successive layers of roofing felt.
  • Formulated for convenience and safety.
  • Ensures affinity and a strong final bond to bituminous membranes.
  • Good coverage, up to approximately 2 m2/L.
  • To avoid thickening in cold weather, store Cromar® Roofing Felt Adhesive in a warm room overnight prior to use.

Packaging

1, 2.5, 5 & 25 L (plastic/metal containers)

Colour

Black

Product Details

Product Information

Shelf Life

18 months

Storage Conditions

The Product must be stored properly in original, unopened and undamaged sealed packaging, in dry conditions at temperatures between +5 °C and +30 °C.

Application

Application steps

SUBSTRATE PREPARATION

Ensure all surfaces are free from oil, dirt, dust and loose debris. All traces of algae and fungus growth should be removed using a stiff brush and the surface treated with a fungicide to kill any remaining spores thereby discouraging the return of any growths.

CLEANING OF TOOLS

Tools may be cleaned with white spirit. Minor spillages should be wiped off surfaces before the compound has set.
Major spillages should be mopped up immediately with an inert, absorbent material, such as sand, and disposed of in accordance with regulations.

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