Roof Coating Systems

Material costs vary depending on the chosen system and surface area. In our product line, ShinglEx 800 ranges from $0.22 to $0.60 per square foot depending on volume packaging, TropEx 310 ranges from $0.96 to $1.30 per square foot for a ten-year system, and SiliconEx 500 ranges from $1.25 to $1.64 per square foot.

Solvent-free 100% silicone formulations like SiliconEx 500 offer permanent ponding water resistance and hydrophobic protection for flat roofs. Alternatively, elastomeric basecoats such as SealEx 100 deliver 500% elongation to bridge cracks and form a flexible waterproof barrier on concrete, metal, wood, and built-up asphalt roofing surfaces before receiving a reflective topcoat.

Yes. ShinglEx 800 is specifically formulated as an acrylic sealer and rejuvenator for aging asphalt shingles. Lab testing by PRI Asphalt Technologies demonstrated 88% less granule loss. Additionally, SolarEx 300 acrylic coating applies directly to asphalt shingles and mineral cap sheets to provide UV protection and solar reflectivity.

Most SolarEx coatings are formulated for straightforward application using standard commercial equipment, including airless sprayers, rollers, or brushes. For instance, SolarEx 300 is compatible with airless spray units operating at 3,000 PSI or higher, while SealEx 100, TropEx 310, and SiliconEx 500 can be sprayed, rolled, or brushed directly onto prepared surfaces.

SiliconEx 500 silicone roof coating exhibits broad adhesion across multiple commercial substrates. It adheres to metal, concrete, wood, single-ply membranes such as TPO and EPDM, spray polyurethane foam, modified bitumen, and existing coatings. On asphalt surfaces, applying BleedEx 400 acrylic bleed-blocking primer first prevents asphalt bleed-through into the silicone layer.

Warranty terms depend on the specific product formulation and multi-coat system installed. ShinglEx 800 carries a 7-year material warranty on qualifying two-coat systems, while SiliconEx 500 systems offer up to a 20-year material warranty. Coating systems are designed to resist severe weathering, ponding water, and thermal shock when applied to recommended thickness.