Garla-Prime is a non-fibered, quick-drying, asphalt-based roof primer. It is formulated from specially refined asphalt and top-quality penetrating oils. Garla Prime re-saturates existing felts to form a tough, elastic bonding surface for Garland coatings. It can also prime metal, masonry surfaces, and bare concrete roof decks. Garla-Prime meets and exceeds ASTM D41.
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Method | Description |
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Brush | Garla-Prime can be applied by spray, brush or roller. In cold weather, keep the material in a heated area prior to use. Coverage rates may vary based on surface condition/texture and do not take into account material loss due to spraying, surface texture, surface absorption, waste, etc. |
Roller | Garla-Prime can be applied by spray, brush or roller. In cold weather, keep the material in a heated area prior to use. Coverage rates may vary based on surface condition/texture and do not take into account material loss due to spraying, surface texture, surface absorption, waste, etc. |
Spray | Garla-Prime can be applied by spray, brush or roller. In cold weather, keep the material in a heated area prior to use. Coverage rates may vary based on surface condition/texture and do not take into account material loss due to spraying, surface texture, surface absorption, waste, etc. |
Eco-Fact | Value |
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VOC | 450 g/l |
Type | Link |
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Data Sheets | Garla-Prime Technical Data Sheet |
SDS | Garla-Prime GHS Safety Data Sheet |
Garla-Prime’s penetrating oils replace the natural asphaltic oils lost through weathering. The oils restore flexibility to the old roof surface and seal the remaining dust that might still be present after standard cleaning operations.
Garla-Prime is formulated to provide maximum per-gallon coverage. A gallon of Garla-Prime covers the same area as 3 - 4 gallons (11.4 -15 liters) of the standard black fibered roof coating. A Garla-Prime application conserves finishing material by conditioning the surface and eliminating the tendency of the finishing material to soak into the dried-out, existing surface.
Garla-Prime ensures a long-lasting flexible bond between the existing roof surface and the Garland finishing material, which serves as the weathercoat.
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