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<h1>20o RE-ROOF White Urethane Flashing_031423 (2).pdf</h1> <p>AQUAFIN Inc. <br />505 Blue Ball Rd. #160 <br />Elkton, MD 21921 <br />p: 410-392-2300 <br />f: 410-392-2324 <br />e: info@aquafin.net <br />w: www.aquafin.net</p> <p>Technical Datasheet</p> <p>RE-ROOF White Urethane Flashing <br />Single Component, White, Polyurea-Urethane, Liquid Flashing <br />CSI Div. 07 & 09 <br />07 01 50 Maintenance of Membrane Roofing <br />07 01 50.61 Roof Re-Coating <br />07 14 16 Cold Fluid Applied Waterproofing <br />09 01 90 Maintenance of Painting and Coating</p> <p>Technical Properties: <br />RE-ROOF White Urethane <br />Flashing <br />Hardness Shore A, <br />ASTM D2240</p> <p>60 ± 5</p> <p>Tear Strength, <br />ASTM D624</p> <p>150 pli</p> <p>Using this AQUAFIN product can help contribute to LEED certification of projects in the <br />categories shown above.</p> <p>Tensile Strength, <br />ASTM D2370</p> <p>1501 psi</p> <p>Product Description: <br />RE-ROOF White Urethane Flashing is a single component, white, butter <br />grade, moisture-cured, polyurea-urethane, liquid roof flashing designed <br />for Aquafin's RE-ROOF Urethane System. The RE-ROOF System is an <br />eco-friendly, reliable solution for new roofs and cost-effective option for <br />extending the life of existing roof systems.</p> <p>Elongation, <br />ASTM D412</p> <p>150 ± 50%</p> <p>Specific Gravity</p> <p>1.35</p> <p>Total Solids by Weight, <br />ASTM D2697</p> <p>92 ± 2%</p> <p>Viscosity @ 77ºF (25ºC)</p> <p>20,000 - 40,000 cps</p> <p>Color</p> <p>White</p> <p>VOC, ASTM D-2369-81</p> <p>0.83 lb/gal, <br />100 gm/liters</p> <p>LEED Points <br />MR Credit 5.1, Regional Materials..........................Up to 2 Points <br />IEQ Credit 4.2, Low-Emitting Materials Paints and Coatings...1 Point</p> <p>Typical Applications: <br />• For edges, seams, joints, flashing, transitions, and penetration <br />reinforcement. <br />• Apply RE--ROOF White Urethane Flashing over a wide variety of <br />common roof materials that have been primed with the appropriate <br />Aquafin primer. <br />Advantages: <br />• Fast curing <br />• High viscosity <br />• Low VOCs <br />Priming and Preparation: <br />• RE-ROOF White Urethane Flashing requires a primer for all <br />applications. Select the appropriate primer(s) based on the type of <br />substrate(s) and surface material(s) from the list below. <br />• BUR: use RE-ROOF Primer WB <br />• Concrete: use PRO-Tekt SP (Sealant Primer) <br />• EPDM: use RE-ROOF EPDM Treatment <br />• Galvanized Steel: use PRO-Tekt SP (Sealant Primer) <br />• Masonry: use PRO-Tekt SP (Sealant Primer) <br />• Modified Bitumen: use RE-ROOF Primer WB <br />• Oil Contaminated Concrete: use VAPORTIGHT COAT®-SG2 <br />• Polyurethane: use RE-ROOF Primer PO <br />• PVC: use RE-ROOF Primer PO <br />• TPO: use RE-ROOF Primer PO <br />• Wood (trim only): use PRO-Tekt SP (Sealant Primer) <br />• Refer to the corresponding primer Technical Data Sheet for surface <br />preparation instructions and other important information. <br />• Ensure RE-ROOF White Urethane Flashing is applied to primed substrate <br />within the required recoat times. <br />• Primed substrates must be dry, clean and free of dirt, dust, grease, oil, <br />and other foreign substances that could interfere with adhesion. <br />Check our website for the latest version of the Technical Datasheet. <br />www.aquafin.net</p> <p>All data are averages of several tests under laboratory conditions. In practice <br />climatic variations such as temperature, humidity, and porosity of substrate may <br />affect these values.</p> <p>Jobsite Preparation: <br />Take all necessary precautions to ensure safety. <br />• Cover all intake vents near the work area. <br />• Minimize or exclude all personnel not directly involved with the <br />application. <br />• Follow appropriate measures to prevent any sparks. <br />• Do not weld, smoke or allow any open flames during mixing, <br />application or curing. <br />• Ensure that CO2 or other dry chemical fire extinguishers are within easy <br />access. <br />• Only proceed with application when ambient temperature is minimum <br />of 50°F (10°C) and falling, and more than 6°F (3°C) above dew <br />point. Temperatures must be maintained within this range for at least 24 <br />hours after the installation. Do NOT proceed with application when the <br />temperatures drop below 50°F (10°C), if precipitation is expected, or <br />if humidity is at or above 80%. Coating should not become wet within <br />8 hours after application. Special precautions are to be taken when <br />ambient and/or substrate temperatures are approaching, at, or above <br />90°F (32°C) and it may be necessary to limit material application to <br />evening hours. <br />• Hot surfaces should be cooled and shaded while cold surfaces should <br />be heated and sheltered. <br />Page 1 of 3</p> <p>(03/14/23/EK/AC)</p> <p>RE-ROOF White Urethane Flashing <br />Mixing: <br />• Condition material to 70°F to 80°F (21°C to 27°C) prior to mixing <br />and application. <br />• Use chemical resistant (Nitrile) gloves and goggles when mixing or <br />applying RE-ROOF White Urethane Flashing. <br />• Open container and mix at slow speeds (not exceeding 500 rpm) <br />for 1–2 minutes to evenly distribute pigments and other ingredients <br />that may have settled, until a homogeneous mixture is achieved. <br />Thoroughly scrape sides of pail as material is mixed. Boxing material is <br />recommended to ensure color uniformity. <br />• Use caution not to whip air into the material as this may result in pinhole <br />blisters and/or shortened pot life. Do not mix in an up and down motion. <br />Application: <br />Read all instructions thoroughly prior to installation. <br />• Primer (for flashing areas): Apply the appropriate primer(s) to all <br />areas that will receive RE-ROOF White Urethane Flashing such as <br />edges, seams, joints, metal flashing, penetrations, and transitions. See <br />primer selection chart for guidance. Refer to the corresponding primer <br />Technical Data Sheet for surface preparation, mixing and application <br />instructions, dry mil thickness requirements, approx. coverage, curing and <br />recoat times. <br />• First Flashing Treatment: Apply the first coat of RE-ROOF White <br />Urethane Flashing in a monolithic application using a brush or trowel <br />at a rate of 64 ft²/gallon to achieve a minimum of 25 (± 1) mils WFT <br />(wet film thickness). Apply at drains, fasteners, guide wire straps, gutters, <br />inside and outside corners, joints, machine legs, parapet walls and <br />caps, pipes, protrusions, rake edges, round projections, screws, seams, <br />signposts, skylights, voids, and any areas where water could enter <br />through the roof. Extend RE-ROOF White Urethane Flashing at least 3" <br />over all sides of the edges, seams, joints, metal flashing, penetrations <br />and transitions. Allow to cure and pay close attention to recoat times. <br />• Second Flashing Treatment: Apply a second coat of RE-ROOF White <br />Urethane Flashing in a monolithic application using a brush or trowel <br />at a rate of 64 ft²/gallon to achieve a minimum of 25 (± 1) mils WFT <br />(wet film thickness). Apply over all areas that received the first coat of REROOF White Urethane Flashing. Allow to cure and pay close attention <br />to recoat times. <br />• Primer (for field areas): Apply the appropriate primer to the field <br />areas in preparation for a RE-ROOF urethane base coat. Refer to the <br />corresponding primer Technical Data Sheet for surface preparation, <br />mixing and application instructions, approx. coverage, curing and recoat <br />times. Overlap the flashing according to the primer instructions. Allow to <br />cure and pay close attention to recoat times. <br />• First Base Coat: Apply the first coat of a RE-ROOF urethane base coat. <br />Refer to the corresponding RE-ROOF urethane base coat Technical <br />Data Sheet for surface preparation, mixing and application instructions, <br />dry mil thickness requirements, approx. coverage, curing and recoat <br />times. Allow to cure and pay close attention to recoat times. <br />• Second Base Coat: Apply the second coat of a RE-ROOF urethane <br />base coat. Allow to cure and pay close attention to recoat times. Inspect <br />the surface for damage prior to the application of a RE-ROOF urethane <br />top coat. Any surface damage must be repaired with a RE-ROOF <br />urethane base coat prior to the application of a RE-ROOF urethane top <br />coat. <br />• First Top Coat: Apply the first coat of a RE-ROOF urethane top coat. <br />Refer to the corresponding RE-ROOF top coat Technical Data Sheet for <br />surface preparation, mixing and application instructions, dry mil thickness <br />requirements, approx. coverage, curing and recoat times. Allow to cure <br />and pay close attention to recoat times.</p> <p>• Second Top Coat: Apply the second coat of a RE-ROOF urethane top <br />coat. <br />Curing: <br />• Curing time for RE-ROOF White Urethane Flashing is typically 16 hours <br />at 75°F (24°C) and 50% relative humidity. <br />• Apply second coat of RE-ROOF White Urethane Flashing within a <br />maximum of 24 hours after the first coat of RE-ROOF White Urethane <br />Flashing. <br />• Apply a RE-ROOF urethane base coat over RE-ROOF White Urethane <br />Flashing within a maximum of 24 hours after the application of RE-ROOF <br />White Urethane Flashing. <br />• If more than 24 hours has passed after the application of RE-ROOF <br />White Urethane Flashing, re-prime with RE-ROOF Primer PO before <br />proceeding with the application of a RE-ROOF urethane base coat. <br />• Allow to cure for at least 24 hours [based on 75°F (24°C) and 50% <br />relative humidity] before permitting light pedestrian traffic on the finished <br />surface. <br />Limitations: <br />• Do not dilute under any circumstance. <br />• High temperatures and high humidity will accelerate the cure time. Low <br />temperatures and low humidity will extend the cure time. <br />Clean-up: <br />Clean tools and equipment with Methyl Ethyl Ketone (MEK), Xylene, or <br />similar product immediately after use. Cured material must be removed <br />mechanically. <br />Packaging: <br />RE-ROOF White Urethane Flashing is packaged in a 3.5 gallon can (13.2 <br />liters). <br />Shelf Life & Storage: <br />• 12 months in unopened, original packaging when stored at <br />temperatures between 40°F and 80°F (4.4°C to 27°C). <br />• Keep containers closed, store in a dry, cool place away from heat, <br />direct sun, sparks, open flame, and moisture. <br />• Protect material from freezing. <br />Note: <br />Proper application is the responsibility of the user. Field visits by AQUAFIN <br />personnel are for the purpose of making technical recommendations and <br />not for supervising or providing quality control on-site. <br />Safety: <br />Refer to SDS. For commercial use only. Ensure adequate ventilation <br />in application area. Use Type C organic vapor cartridge respirators <br />during spray application. Vapor inhalation problems are characterized <br />by coughing, shortening of breath and tightness in the chest. Anyone <br />exhibiting these types of symptoms should be immediately removed from <br />the workplace and administered oxygen or fresh air. If the condition is <br />prolonged or extreme, seek emergency medical assistance immediately. <br />Avoid contact with skin and eyes. Wear fabric coveralls, neoprene gloves <br />or other chemically resistant gloves and safety goggles during mixing and <br />application. After contact with skin, wash with plenty of water. In case of <br />eye contact, rinse immediately with plenty of water for 15 minutes and <br />seek emergency medical assistance immediately. KEEP OUT OF REACH <br />OF CHILDREN.</p> <p>Check our website for the latest version of the Technical Datasheet. Only the current version is legally binding - and only for the intended market. In cases of uncertainty contact <br />our technical department for further information before starting any applications. <br />www.aquafin.net <br />Page 2 of 3 <br />(03/14/23/EK/AC)</p> <p>RE-ROOF White Urethane Flashing <br />LIMITED WARRANTY: AQUAFIN, INC. warrants this product for a period of one year <br />from the date of installation to be manufactured free of defects and to be consistent <br />with its technical properties as stated in our current Technical Data Sheet. This product <br />must be used as directed and within its stated shelf life. AQUAFIN INC. will replace <br />or at our discretion refund the purchase price of any product, excluding cost of <br />labor, which is proven to be defective. Our product recommendations are based <br />on industry standards and testing procedures. It is the buyer’s obligation to test the <br />suitability of the product for an intended use prior to using it. We assume no warranties <br />written, expressed or implied as to any specific methods of application or use of the <br />product. AQUAFIN INC. MAKES NO WARRANTY AS TO MERCHANTABILITY OR <br />FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND THIS WARRANTY IS IN LIEU OF ALL</p> <p>RE-ROOF Urethane Flashing Layers:</p> <p>OTHER WARRANTIES EXPRESS OR IMPLIED. AQUAFIN, INC. shall not be liable <br />for damages of any sort including remote or consequential damages, down time, or <br />delay. Any claim for a defective product must be filed within 30 days of discovery of a <br />problem, and must be submitted with written proof of purchase.</p> <p>For Professional Use Only.</p> <p>RE-ROOF Urethane System Layers:</p> <p>8</p> <p>7</p> <p>6</p> <p>3 <br />2</p> <p>5</p> <p>4</p> <p>3 <br />2</p> <p>1</p> <p>1</p> <p>RE-ROOF White Urethane Flashing - Coverage Rates <br />WFT (wet film thickness) and DFT (dry film thickness) requirements are provided in mils <br />Minimum WFT <br />Required DFT <br />(Wet Film Thickness) (Dry Film Thickness) <br />1st Layer: Primer(s) for flashing area(s)</p> <p>Coverage Rate <br />Per Gallon</p> <p>Coverage Rate <br />Per Unit</p> <p>(see primer Technical Data Sheet)</p> <p>2nd Layer: 1st Coat Flashing: RE-ROOF <br />White Urethane Flashing</p> <p>25 mils</p> <p>64 ft²</p> <p>224 ft² <br />(3.5 gal unit)</p> <p>3rd Layer: 2nd Coat Flashing: RE-ROOF <br />White Urethane Flashing</p> <p>25 mils</p> <p>64 ft²</p> <p>224 ft² <br />(3.5 gal unit)</p> <p>4th Layer: Primer for main field area (overlapping <br />RE-ROOF White Urethane Flashing as instructed)</p> <p>(see primer Technical Data Sheet)</p> <p>5th Layer: 1st Base Coat: a RE-ROOF urethane <br />base coat</p> <p>17 mils</p> <p>14 mils</p> <p>94 ft²</p> <p>470 ft² <br />(5 gal unit)</p> <p>6th Layer: 2nd Base Coat: a RE-ROOF urethane <br />base coat</p> <p>17 mils</p> <p>14 mils</p> <p>94 ft²</p> <p>470 ft² <br />(5 gal unit)</p> <p>7th Layer: 1st Top Coat: a RE-ROOF urethane top <br />coat</p> <p>17 mils</p> <p>13 mils</p> <p>94 ft²</p> <p>470 ft² <br />(5 gal unit)</p> <p>8th Layer: 2nd Top Coat: a RE-ROOF urethane <br />top coat</p> <p>17 mils</p> <p>13 mils</p> <p>94 ft²</p> <p>470 ft² <br />(5 gal unit)</p> <p>Actual coverage may vary due to texture, and absorption of substrate. Failure to achieve the required dry mil thickness will compromise the effectiveness of the <br />product and void the warranty. It is the applicator’s responsibility to verify that the required dry mil thickness has been attained. <br />Check our website for the latest version of the Technical Datasheet. Only the current version is legally binding - and only for the intended market. In cases of uncertainty contact <br />our technical department for further information before starting any applications. <br />www.aquafin.net <br />Page 3 of 3 <br />(03/14/23/EK/AC)</p>
