$230.00

RP 1.3 Rust Block Primer
RP 1.3 is a water-based, low VOC, rust inhibiting primer designed for use on metal roofs when rust is present prior to application of our 100% silicone roof coating.

Available in 5 gallon buckets.

This product can cover up to 1,000 square feet.

SKU: RP 1.3 Category:

Basic Uses & Description:                                                                                                                                                       

Home-Sil RP 1.3 Rust Block Primer is a water-based, rust inhibiting, low VOC primer developed to protect metal roofing systems. Home-Sil RP 1.3 Rust Block Primer is based on self-crosslinking technologies that allow for low VOC levels along with greater corrosion resistance and adhesion properties. Home-Sil RP 1.3 Rust Block Primer has excellent resistance to large temperature swings, moisture, and weathering. This primer dries quickly, allowing for reduced time before top coating application. Home-Sil RP 1.3 Rust Block Primer may be used as a prime coat over primarily metal surfaces but can also be applied to a wide range of substrates which include, but are not limited to, wood, metal, concrete, masonry, various single ply membranes, spray polyurethane foam and most other commonly used roof coatings. The dark red color speeds up drying and increases roof surface temperature to prep for application of a roof coating. Low VOC levels allow for application in most air quality restrictive areas around the country.

Limitations & Precautions:

Home-Sil RP 1.3 Rust Block Primer is a water based primer and is not freeze-thaw stable. It will freeze and become unusable at temperatures below 32°F. PROTECT FROM FREEZING DURING SHIPMENT AND STORAGE. Do not apply Home-Sil RP 1.3 Rust Block Primer when ambient air and substrate temperatures fall below 45° F, or when inclement weather is forecast. Apply next coating as soon as possible after primer cures. Do not leave Home-Sil RP 1.3 Rust Block Primer exposed to elements beyond 48 hours as weathering and dirt pick-up will compromise adhesive performance properties.

Home-Sil RP 1.3 Rust Block Primer is available in 5 gallon containers.

 

Preparation
1. All surfaces must be clean, dry, and free of loose particles and any foreign matter.
2. Pressure washing is required on metal surfaces showing signs of oxidation.
Installation
1. Medium nap rollers or conventional airless spray equipment may be used to apply Home-Sil RP 1.3 Rust Block Primer.
2. Apply Home-Sil RP 1.3 Rust Block Primer at the rate of 1 gallon per 200 sq. ft., according to substrate and condition.
3. Normal drying time is 2-3 hours.
4. Product application should be suspended and our technical service personnel contacted if the results obtained are less than desirable.
Notes
1. Home-Sil RP 1.3 Rust Block Primer is a water based primer and is not freeze-thaw stable.
2. Do not apply when ambient air and substrate temperatures fall below 45OF, or when inclement weather is forecast.
3. Home-Sil RP 1.3 Rust Block Primer should be stored between 50OF and 100OF.
4. Shelf life in unopened containers is one year from the manufacture date.

What coverage rate should I use for RP 1.3?
This primer should be applied at a rate of 1 gallon/200 sq. ft.

How should I apply this material?
RP 1.3 may be applied via Medium nap rollers or conventional airless spray equipment.

Does this product have a UL approval rating?
All of our products are UL rated when installed on a non-combustible surface.

Which surface is this primer best for?
RP 1.3 is designed primarily for metal but can also be useful for wood, metal, concrete, masonry, various single ply membranes, SPF and most common roof coatings.

How should I clean up afterwards?
Use normal precautions to avoid getting the product on your skin (wear long pants, socks, long sleeves, and work gloves). If you do get product on your skin, you can scrub it off with soap and water. Product will not come out of clothing or shoes. Clean equipment and tools after application with 100% mineral spirits and a rag.

How do I check that I am applying at the correct coverage rate?

We have mil gauges available to check your coverage thickness while you are working.

How long should the material sit before being walked on?

Most of our products cure in less than 24 hours, but to be safe you should wait 24 hours before walking or placing equipment on the freshly applied product. This rule also applies to adding a second coat.

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