White Rubberized Paints and Coatings

These coatings adhere to diverse roofing and building materials. Compatible substrates include metal roofing systems, concrete and masonry, wood, asphalt shingles, Built-Up Roofing (BUR), spray polyurethane foam (SPF), and single-ply membranes such as TPO and EPDM. Specific substrate preparation and primers like ElastEx 200 may be used depending on the system configuration.

Elastomeric acrylic coatings are engineered with high elongation and tensile strength to bridge dynamic cracks. For example, TropEx 310 features approximately 310 psi tensile strength with 125% elongation, allowing the cured membrane to expand and contract during extreme thermal fluctuations without tearing, peeling, or compromising watertight integrity.

Silicone coatings, such as SiliconEx 500, are solvent-free, moisture-curing formulas that maintain hydrophobic properties and resist permanent ponding water on low-slope roofs. Elastomeric acrylic coatings, like TropEx 310 and SolarEx 300, are water-based systems offering high tensile strength, dirt pickup resistance, and high solar reflectance for well-draining roofs and parapet walls.

White reflective coatings utilize high levels of titanium dioxide reflective pigments to reflect up to 90% or more of ultraviolet and infrared radiation. By deflecting heat away from the roof substrate, these cool roof systems reduce overall heat absorption into the building envelope, lowering cooling demand and utility costs.

Coatings are packaged to accommodate projects of all scales. Available container options include 1-gallon cans, 4- to 5-gallon pails, 55-gallon drums, 180-gallon pallets containing 36 pails, and 265-gallon bulk totes. This range supports individual residential restoration tasks as well as large-scale commercial distributor and contractor installations.

Formulations can be applied using standard roofing tools, including brushes, medium to heavy-nap rollers, or airless spray equipment. For spray applications, high-pressure equipment rated at 3,000 PSI or higher is typically utilized to achieve uniform mil thickness across large surface areas efficiently.