SHIELDSEAL T Solvent based sealer for asbestos or metal roof
Paints :: Roof Coatings
Want to make sure that your roof paint adheres properly to your asbestos, fibro, metal or chalky painted roof? You need the penetrating SHIELDSEAL T.
Shieldcoat's SHIELDSEAL T comes in 15 litre pails and is a clear solvent based acrylic sealer for fibro and zinc coated or chalky or faded factory painted steel (Colorbond) roofs. SHIELDSEAL T washes up in turps or thinners.
Were would I use SHIELDSEAL T?
Shieldcoat's SHIELDSEAL T is for the more experienced, however giving you the most thorough preparation for your fibro and metal roofs, especially where you are concerned about the soundness of the painted surface. SHIELDSEAL T penetrates surfaces such as asbestos, fibro and zinc coated iron and factory painted steel (Colorbond) and even chalky or faded factory painted steel (Colorbond) roofing, providing the right surface for your finished coat that you choose such as ROOFBOND Roof Paint or THERMOBOND Heat Reflective Coating .
How good is SHIELDSEAL T?
Shieldcoat’s SHIELDSEAL T is solvent based therefore it has very good penetrating properties and is very suitable for chalky or faded painted surfaces. The resin chosen for SHIELDSEAL T is the industry bench mark for adhesion. The resin used in SHIELDSEAL T has been chosen for its durability and performance that has been proven over many testing climatic conditions through out the world. Even though the resin comes at a premium cost, Shieldcoat will always use this resin because of its quality and consistency.
Do you want more details on Shieldcoat’s SHIELDSEAL T? - SEE PDF’s ON TOP RIGHT SIDE OF THIS PAGE.
SHIELDSEAL T F.A.Q.
Yes, after 7 days from applying the last coat of Shieldcoat’s ROOFBOND Roofing paint (all colours) or Shieldcoat’s THERMOBOND Heat Reflective Coating it is safe to collect drinking water.
You need to treat it first with Shieldcoat’s RUSTSEAL, see under the sub categories Roof Coatings or Sealers and Primers which is under the ‘Paints’ category on the left side of this page.
In the top right corner of this page there is a coverage calculator in a blue box. All you need to do is type in how many coats you will need to apply, then the dimensions OR the square meters that you need to cover, then press the red tick box, the calculator it will work out the quantity that you will need to do your job.
Details on applying this product can be found in two places on this website,
1. On the DIY How To Projects information pages, on that page just select the job that you are needing to do from the blue list on the left side and that will take you to the page that has the detailed step by step process of your job methods of application for SHIELDSEAL T.
2. Or you can download the product and application PDF's in the top right corner of this page.
Yes you can use a roller to apply SHIELDSEAL T, however it is designed to be applied by spray gun, as you get far superior finish due to being able to evenly apply the coating. If you don't own a spray gun you can either buy one on this website see the 'Spray Equipment' category on the left of this page or you can hire them from your local hire company.
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- Factory Colour Coated Steel Roof (Colorbond)
- Fibro or Asbestos Roof
- Galvanised Iron Roof
- Zinc or Aluminium Coated Steel Roof
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Shieldcoat’s Roofbond and Flexible Pointing system uses an all acrylic binder specifically recommended for new cement tile, terracotta tile, Colorbond and corrugated iron roofs and roof refurbishment applications such as existing cement tile, terracotta tile, asbestos, corrugated iron, cliplock and Colorbond roofs. ...learn more about Roof Coatings
Manufacturer: Shieldcoat
Shieldcoat is a local Australian manufacturer that started from a small warehouse unit in 1996 and is now recognised as a leader in the industry of protective and decorative coatings. ...more about Shieldcoat
Fibro or asbestos roof step by step DIY 'how to' guide
Preparation is very important when painting your fibro or asbestos roof! First of all you will have to remove all down pipes. ... read 'how to'
Factory colour coated steel roof (colorbond) step by step DIY 'how to' guide
Remember when painting your factory painted metal or Colorbond roof, preparation is the key! The first thing you will have to do is remove all down pipes. ... read 'how to'
Zinc or aluminium coated steel roof step by step DIY 'how to' guide
Remember when painting your zinc or aluminium coated steel roof, preparation is the key! The first thing you will have to do is, remove all down pipes. ... read 'how to'
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