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Sub Slope Silicone TDS

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NanoTech Materials Sub Slope Silicone is a high-solids, single component liquid applied silicone roof coating. Designed as a protective coating for most roof membranes, it requires no mixing and is moisture cured. In most applications, there is no primer needed, making a simple yet effective product built to last. It is a high-solids, single component, moisture cure fluid applied silicone coating that’s ready to use, offering best in class flexibility that doubles the elongation of all major competitors and ensures long-term crack resistance even in highmovement situations. It has a shelf life of 18 months, and typically no mixing is required for up to 6 months. It provides excellent sag resistance, superior weathering and excellent water resistance in a breathable membrane, and exceptional adhesion to unprimed, weathered, or painted metal, TPO PVC, and EPDM.

NanoTech Materials Sub Slope Silicone is designed as a protective coating for most roof membranes. Un-matched adhesion to unprimed TPO PVC and EPDM along with excellent performance over weathered metal, primed Cap sheet, and Mod Bit membranes.

TECHNICAL DATA:

Property Test Method Result Tensile Strength ASTM D-2370 205 PSI @ 73°F ± 20 Elongation (break) ASTM D-2370 468% @ 73°F ± 50 Tear Resistance (Die C) lb f/in ASTM D-624 30 ± 3

SRI CRRC 110

Reflectivity (White) ASTM C-1549 .87 Emissivity (White) ASTM C-1371 .89 Permeance US Perms ASTM E-96 (Procedure B) 6.7

Temperature Stability Range -80°F to 350°F (-37°C to 177°C)

Weathering/UV Resistance ASTM D-6694 No degradation 5000 hours

Specific Gravity 1.30 @ 77°F (25°C)

Tack Free Time Tem. & Humidity Dependent 20-30 min. VOC ASTM D-3960 EPA Method 24 <50 Grams/Liter Durometer Hardness ASTM D-2240 Shore A 36 Solids Content by Weight ASTM D-1644 91% Solids Content by Volume ASTM D-2697 90% Max Continuous Service

Temperature 185°F (85°C)

Shelf Life - Unopened Containers 6 Months Stored @ 35°F to 75°F

COLORS / PACKAGING & SHIPPING INFORMATION:

Colors: White and Light Gray. Custom Colors are available for an additional charge. Allow additional 15 days for custom colors.

Container SizeShipping Class
55 Gallon drum (208.2 liters)Class 55
5 Gallon pail (18.9 liters)Class 55

SURFACE PREPARATION:

The surface to be coated should be dry, free of dust, dirt, oil, loose granules, peeling coating, or other foreign matter. It may be necessary to power wash and/or prime to enhance adhesion.

COVERAGE RATE:

Apply at a maximum rate of 1.5 gallons per square foot per coat.

APPLICATION:

This product may be brushed, rolled, or sprayed on a clean, dry surface. For details, see Equipment Recommendations at the end of this sheet. Polyurethane foam should be coated within 24 hours of application. Coatings may be applied in 2 or 3 separate applications of contrasting colors, each applied at right angles to the previous coat. The coating must be evenly applied and pinhole-free. Before applying an additional coat, the previous coat must be completely dry and cured. If any contamination is present on the cured surface, it must be washed and completely dry before the application of subsequent coats. Application Properties

PropertyValue
Yield (1 gal to 100 sq ft)14 dry mils
Dry Time (100°F)2 hours @ 90% Humidity
Dry Time (40°F)8 hours @ 20% Humidity
Recoat Window>8 hours
Complete Cure48 hours

SAFE PRACTICES:

This product is designed for professional installation. Before working with this product, you must read and become familiar with the available information on its risks, proper use, and handling. Information sources include but are not limited to SDS and product labels. More resources are available at nanotechmaterials.com or by contacting NanoTech Materials directly.

CLEAN UP:

Clean spray equipment containing uncured material by flushing with VM&P, Naphtha, or mineral spirits. NanoTech Materials Sub Slope Silicone cures by reacting with moisture. Do not leave in spray guns, pump equipment, and hoses for prolonged periods unless the equipment contains moisture lock hoses, fittings, and seals. Without these, the material will cure on hose walls and at unsealed connections possibly causing an increase in operating pressure and material flow restriction.

LIMITATIONS:

The surface must be clean and dry. Do not apply over wet substrates or when inclement weather is imminent. In addition, this product is not recommended for use without a vapor barrier in cryogenic tanks or cold storage roofing applications or directly over modified Bitumen, asphalt, or coal tar built-up roofing systems without a sealer. This product carries Class “A” Non-Combustible and Class “B” Combustible credentials as tested under UL 790 procedures over spray foam and single-ply roofing systems. Contact NanoTech Materials directly or refer to the UL directory for specific information.

EQUIPMENT:

Minimum requirements: Brush: Synthetic filament Roller: 1 1/4” nap roller Spray: Minimum 6500 PSI high-pressure airless paint pump; 3 gallons or more per minute (continuous) output; 5:1 transfer pump to prevent cavitation; Hose rated to 2x maximum pump pressure; Hose should be BUNA-N jacketed to prevent moisture contamination; Hose lengths: 3/4 minimum (largest diameter at pump); Spray gun: Highpressure 7000 PSI; Spray Tip: Reversible self-cleaning type, orifice size of .030, fan angle of 40° to 50°. Always use components rated for pump pressures. Do not use a hose that has been used for acrylics. The liner will absorb moisture and start the silicone cure process.

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