Designed to complement bituminous roofing systems subject to standing rainwater, this solvent-based Cromasol High-Performance Reflective Paint in Grey minimises solar gain and offers water resistance immediately on application. On smooth surfaces, this paint has a coverage rat... Read More
Designed to complement bituminous roofing systems subject to standing rainwater, this solvent-based Cromasol High-Performance Reflective Paint in Grey minimises solar gain and offers water resistance immediately on application. On smooth surfaces, this paint has a coverage rate of 6-8m² per litre per coat.
Once mixed thoroughly, use a roller to apply two coats of Cromasol to your prepared surface. Ensure enough time for drying elapses between coats. Where feasible, the second coat should be applied at right angles to the direction of the first coat. Drying takes up to two hours in normal circumstances and is reliant on weather conditions, but a period of 24 hours is advised.
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Question:
How long would I expect two coats on asphalt roof to last
Answer:
The longevity of Cromasol High Performance Reflective Paint can depend on several factors like the condition of the surface it's applied to, the local weather conditions, and how well it's maintained. Unfortunately, the manufacturer does not provide a specific lifespan for the product. However, it is designed to be a high-performance solution for roofing surfaces. For more details on its performance, you may want to refer to the product's Technical Information Sheet available here. If you need more information, it may be best to contact the manufacturer directly or consult with a roofing professional.
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