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GRR Flood Coat Container - 5 Gallon Pail
QXO product C-271711 · 1 options
Selected: SLF SEALOFLEX 5GAL GRR FLOOD
QXO SKU 271711 · Product number SLF5GGRRF
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About this product
GRR Flood Coat is a high solids, water based, rubber-reinforced filler for leveling the surface of gravel roofs prior to the installation of the Sealoflex Waterproofing System. When properly applied, GRR Flood Coat provides a sufficiently smooth, gravel free surface suitable for conversion into a high quality seamless membrane roof offering exceptional durability and improved appearance. All tools and equipment should be cleaned with water immediately after use. Cured material can only be removed mechanically. Advantages: Fills spaces and voids between the remaining gravel Dries quickly to minimize delays Levels to form a smooth base for subsequent Sealoflex Waterproofing System Adds strength and reinforcement to the existing roof Uses: GRR Flood Coat is designed to fill the spaces and voids that exist after removal of all loose gravel from existing roof surface. When properly applied, it covers all protruding gravel to form a flat continuous base for the Sealoflex Flexible Waterproofing System. Application: Remove all loose gravel from the roof by vacuum or conventional means and all loose sand and grime by power washing. Pour GRR Flood Coat and spread over the surface with a rubber squeegee so that the squeegee runs over the highest protruding gravel. Before application of the Sealoflex waterbased Waterproofing System or Sealoflex CT Waterproofing System, (see "Important Notes"), make certain that the GRR Flood Coat is completely dry. This can be determined by attempting to penetrate the GRR Flood Coat with a probe at its deepest point of application. If it can be penetrated and the probe appears wet (blue/white color), allow more time to dry. For most applications, 12 hours of dry conditions is sufficient to completely dry GRR Flood Coat.



