| UL
CLASS A — ADD YEARS TO YOUR AGING ROOF 
KARNAK COLD PROCESS ROOF MAINTENANCE SYSTEM is
the economical way of adding extra protection and new life to asphalt
roofs which have deteriorated beyond simple patching maintenance.
Karnak's Cold Process Roof Maintenance System will
raise to a U.L. Class A rating any existing built-up roof that presently
has a Class A, B or C rating. (Combustible deck incline up to 1/2"
- non-combustible deck incline up to 2".)
This system does not involve tearing off the existing
layers of the original roof, but rather restores the top surface
of the existing roof system.
Karnak's Cold Process Roof Maintenance System covers
all faulty asphalt roof surfaces which have become cracked, alligatored
or have weather-beaten defects.
PROCEDURE:
ROOF PREPARATION:
STEP 1: Inspect the existing roof to
be sure it is firmly adhered to the deck, that it does not contain
moisture is excess of 5%, and that it is considered maintainable.
STEP 2: Remove all loose gravel, dirt,
dust and foreign matter that may inhibit adhesion of the coating
by vacuuming, sweeping, power brooming or power washing.
STEP 3: Repair flashing at parapets, roof
penetrations, blisters and delaminations with Karnak #19 or #19
AF Flashing Cement and Karnak #3036 Poly-Mat or #34 Asphalt Saturated
Cotton Fabric.
STEP 4: If the existing roof surface has
exposed roofing felt, is alligatored or crazed priming is recommended.
Prime the surface with Karnak #108 Asphalt Primer at a rate of
1 gallon per 100 square feet. The Primer should be fully cured
(dry to the touch) before coating the roof.
APPLICATION KARNAK UL CLASS A MAINTENANCE SYSTEM:
STEP 1: The clean, dry, and prepared
existing roof shall be coated with Karnak Cold Process Cement
at a minimum rate of 3 gallons per 100 square feet.
A polyester reinforcing scrim cloth (Karnak #5540
Resat-Mat) shall be broomed into the wet coating. This embedded
polyester scrim supports the coating, assisting it to resist structural
movement and stress.
STEP 2: A second 4 gallons minimum per
100 square feet application of Karnak Cold Process Cement shall
be applied, encapsulating completely the polyester scrim.
STEP 3: Install dry, clean gravel in the
wet coating at the minimum rate of 400 lbs. per 100 square feet.
KARNAK COLD PROCESS CEMENT is a specially
formulated fibrated asphalt designed specifically to be compatible
with existing asphalt roofing creating a monolithic bond with the
existing roof so as to form a new weatherproofing surface; thus
extending the life of the original roof.
KARNAK RESAT-MAT is a sheet product of
continuous filament polyester fibers that are arranged, highly dispersed,
and bonded at the filament junctions. The distinctive characteristics
of Karnak Resat-Mat include high tensile strength with high elongation,
outstanding tear strength and toughness, high bulk and porosity,
non-raveling edges, and excellent dimensional stability.
All applications of Karnak Cold Process roof maintenance
system must be performed in accordance with NRCA guidelines and
accepted good roofing practices.
KARNAK MATERIALS
- ROOF PREPARATION
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Karnak #19 or #19 AF ( Free)
Flashing Cement |
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Karnak #34 Asphalt Saturated Cotton
Fabric or Karnak #3036 Poly-Mat |
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Karnak #108 Asphalt Primer |
- UL CLASS A MAINTENANCE SYSTEM
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Karnak Cold Process Cements #16AF or
#78AF ( free) grades |
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Karnak #5540 Resat-Mat |
NOTE: It is the
property owner's and/or his design professional's responsibility
to determine if the structure can support an additional roofing
load prior to any installation.
Dated:
October 31, 1997 |