Metal Roofing Steps

Metal Roof Coatings Restoration/Repair

Complete Coverage in Five Easy Steps
Here's how this innovative system works:

Step 1: Surface Preparation Loose rust and scale are removed by wirebrushing, scraping, or sandblasting. All field-applied coatings must be removed. Galvanized metal surfaces are acid etched to remove oil, dirt and debris and are thoroughly rinsed with water, and allowed to dry completely. Rusty areas are primed.
	Step 2: Caulking All end laps, screw heads, washers and openings are sealed with Kwik Kaulk®, Conklin's acrylic caulking compound.
Step 3: Treating the Seams The base coat and Spunflex fabric reinforcement or Conklin 3" butyl tape are applied along all vertical panel joints. Spunflex II or Conklin 6" butyl tape is used on horizontal seams.
	Step 4: Reflective Top Coat The white reflective top coat is applied over fabric-reinforced joints and screws.
Step 5: Final Coat A final white reflective top coat is applied over the entire roof.

Conklin's Metal Roofing System will adhere to bare steel primed with Metal Ready®, Conklin's rust inhibiting metal primer, galvanized steel and aluminum metal decks.