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Identification & Functionality
- Product Type
- Components (75°C)
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- Technologies
- Product Families
Features & Benefits
- Ready-to-Use Product Features
- Features & Benefits
Acrylastic 510 is a brightwhite, ultra-tough, waterproofing, copolymer elastomericcoating that works greatover:
- Acrylastic Ultraroof 900
- Spray polyurethane foam
- Mineral surface modifiedbitumen
- Smooth surface modifiedbitumen
- Smooth surface built-uproof (BUR)
- Mineral surface built-uproof (BUR)
- Granulated asphaltsurfaces
- Hot-mopped asphaltcut-Back
- Emulsion tar and gravel
- Metal and galvanized
- Due to its light weight, Acrylastic 510 Roof Coating can be applied over existing roofs without having to tear them off. This product has better coverage and waterproofing, forming a vapor barrier at 1.2 perms -10 times better than most acrylics. During spray application, Acrylastic 510 cures quickly, allowing for faster job completion. The coating has tenacious adhesion and sticks like an epoxy glue.
Acrylastic 510 Roof Coating is part of
- Acryflex 1210 Sealant
- Acrylastic 810 White Mastic
- Acrylastic 910 Mastic
- Roof Leveling Compound
- Capseal 800 Roofing Mastic Sealer
- Roofseal Fabrics, Tapes, and Caps
- Ultraroof 900 Primer
- Acrylastic 510 Roof Coating
- Roofseal Acrylic Elastomeric RoofCoating
- Roofseal Tropical Roof Coating
- Sunshield 3800 Top Coat
- Roofseal Silicone
Works Great Over
- Acrylastic UltraRoof 900
- Spray Polyurethane Foam
- Mineral Surface Modified Bitumen
- Smooth Surface Modified Bitumen
- Smooth Surface Built-Up Roof
- Mineral Surface Built-Up Roof
- Granulated Asphaltic Surfaces
- Hot-Mopped Asphalt Cut-Back
- Emulsion Tar and Gravel
- Metal and Galvanized
Applications & Uses
- Application Area
- Application Method
- Applications & Uses
Surface Preparation
Remove all contaminants and loose material, such as dust, dirt, oil, silicone, release agents, wax, mildew, salt deposits, heavy oxida- tion, and chalky or loose coating. Check the entire roof surface and thorough- ly powerwash it. Flush all equipment with water before use.
- Polyurethane foam: Repair all cracks and holes in foam by filling with Acryflex 1210 and embedding polyester tape or fabric into wet coating. New urethane foam surfacews that require no cleaning should be coated within the time frame recommended by the manufacturer.
Application
Stir Acrylastic 510 thoroughly until uniformly blended, but avoid excessive mixing to prevent air entrapment. Do not apply on ex- terior below grade surfaces or when a vapor barrier is required. Do not thin. Apply a wet coat in even, parallel passes, overlapping each pass 50% to avoid holidays, bare areas, and pinholes. Cross-roll or spray at right angle to the first pass. Apply 1 coat of Acrylastic 510 at 1 gallon per 100 square feet, DFT 8.5 mils. Clean equipment with water or water and detergent immediately after use. Allow 4-8 hours to dry. Use Rule-of-Thumb test prior to installing the next coat: when one's thumb is pressed firmly to the coating, none of the coating will adhere to the thumb. Apply second, third, and fourth coats, per system specification. For additional durability, roofing granules may be broadcast into the final coating application at the rate of 35-40 ounces per 100 square feet.
Equipment
The following is a guide; suitable equipment from other manufacturers may be used. Changes in pressure, tip size, and equipment may be needed for proper spray characteristics.
- Airless: Standard equipment such as Graco Bulldog Hydra Spray 30 or 45:1 pump with a 0.025- 0.031 inch reversible fluid tip.
- Conventional: Industrial equipment such as Binks II:I Saturn pump or equivalent with air control cut-off, a material hose 3/4 inch ID minimum and an air hose 1/2 inch ID and 50-75 psi air pressure minimum. Heavy mastic spray gun such as Binks 7E2 with 1/4 inch fluid tip or larger and slotted nozzle.
- Brush or Roller: Suitable for waterborne coating. Multiple coats may be required to achieve specified DFT. Roller nap will vary according to texture of substrate and thick- ness of coat; typically a 3/4 inch nap will work.
Properties
- Typical Properties
| Value | Units | Test Method / Conditions | |
| Accelerated Weathering (5000 Hrs, 75°C) | No Chalking, Sheen Loss, Discoloration | — | ASTM D822 |
| Adhesion (Foam, 75°C, Foam Cohesive Failure) | 350 | psi | ASTM D413, Elcometer |
| Application Temperature (Air And Suface, 75°C) | 45 - 100 °F | — | — |
| Clean Up (75°C) | Water | — | — |
| Curing Mechanism (75°C) | Air Dry | — | — |
| Dry Film Thickness (75°C, 100ft /gal) | 8 | mils | — |
| Drying Time To Re-Coat (75°C, Dry Through) | 4 - 8 | hours | — |
| Flash Point (75°C) | 215 | °F | SETA |
| Finish (75°C) | Egg Shell | — | — |
| Fugus Resistance (75°C) | No Growth | — | Fed. Std. 141 [6271], note 2 |
| Hailstone Resistance (75°C) | No Effect | — | Fed. Spec. TTC-555B, GSA ex.1 |
| Heat Stability (75°C) | No Viscosity Change | — | Fed. Std. 141 [6051], 160°F for 10 days |
| Heat Stability (75°C) | No Viscosity Change | — | Fed. Std. 141 [6051]. 160°F for 10 days |
| Impact Resistance (75 °C) | No Surface Cracks | — | U.S.B.R. |
| Impact Resistance (75°C) | No Surface Cracks | — | U.S.B.R. |
| Moisture Vapor Transmission (75°C) | 1.2 | perms | ASTM E96, Proc. B, 20 mils DFT |
| Recommended System (DFT, 75 °C) | 16 - 48 | mils | — |
| Recommended System (DFT, 75°C) | 16 - 48 | mils | — |
| Resistance to Ponded Water (75°C) | No Blisters, No Film Degredation | — | — |
| Resistance to Wind-Driven Rain (min. 100 mph, 75°C) | No Weight Gain | — | Fed. Spec. TT-C-555B, 4.4.7 min. 95 mph req. |
| Hardness | 75 | Shore A | ASTM D2240 |
| Solids by Volume (75°C) | 48 - 52 | % | ASTM D2597 |
| Solids by Weight (75 °C) | 58 - 62 | % | ASTM D2369 |
| Solids by Weight (75°C) | 58 - 62 | % | ASTM D2369 |
| Tensile Elongation (75°C, At Break) | 2100 | % | ASTM D2370, 1 in./min. |
| Tensile Strength (75°C) | 1400 | psi | ASTM D2370, 1 in./min. |
| Viscosity (75°C) | 100 - 120 | KU | ASTM D562 |
| Volatile Organic Compounds (75°C) | 6 | g/L | US EPA Reference Method 24 |
Technical Details & Test Data
- Performance Data
Save Money
- Light Weight- Install Over the Existing Roof
- Restores Existing Roof-Avoid a Costly Tear-off
- Blocks UV-Stop Roof Deterioration
- Cures Fast-Complete the Job Faster
- More Coverage-Waterproof at the Lowest Cost
- Considered Maintenance-Write-Off Coating This Year
Due to its Iight weight, the system can be applied over existing roofs without having to tear them off. Acrylastic 510 has better coverage and waterproofs better than other acrylics or asphalt. During the spray application, the 510 cures quickly, allowing faster job completion.
Extend Your Roof’s Waterproofing
- Tenacious Adhesion-Stick Firmly to the Roof
- High Tensile Strength-Prevent Breaking
- Low Perm Rate-Keep Liquid Out
- BreathesLet Water Vapor Pass
- Resists Alkali-Apply in Low-pH Environment
- Resists Acid-Withstand Acidic Rain
- Resists Salts-Apply Near the Ocean
Acrylastic 510 creates superior waterproofing, forminga vapor barrier at 1.2 pems, 10 times better than mostacrylics. Also, the 510 has tenacious adhesion andsticks like an epoxy glue.
Safety & Health
- Limitations
Limitations
- Do not apply at temperatures below 45°F nor during-nor 24 hours preceding- inclement weather, including rain, fog, mist, or freezing temperatures. If the surface and roof temperature are between 50°-70°F, then Acrylastic 510 may be applied in 1 thick coat of 24 wet mils at a rate of 1.5 gallons per 100 square feet. Do not attempt to apply in thick coats when temperatures are above 70°F, since this can cause coating to skin over quick- ly on top while the coating underneath remains wet, resulting in blisters. 510's resins allow it to dry faster in warm and windy weather. When applying polyester sheeting, be careful to apply coating in small areas ata time to ensure coating is still wet enough to embed the sheets.
- PROTECT FROM FREEZING DURING SHIPMENT AND STORAGE.
- Do not store material at tem- peratures below 50°F.
Packaging & Availability
- Packaging
- Packaging: 1,5, 55, 275 gallon at 75°C.
- Availability: Shipped Nationally & Internationally.
Storage & Handling
- Shelf Life
- 3 years if properly stored