METACRYLICS / Liquid flashing · seams, penetrations, drains, and repairs
Choose Acrylic Gel or Silicone Gel by the coating chemistry and written roof system, then open the product page for current package sizes, technical data, and safety documents.
FIELD COATINGS · 1976—NOWMetacrylics gels are thick, liquid-applied flashing products used to reinforce and seal common roof details. Acrylic Gel belongs with approved acrylic assemblies; Silicone Gel belongs with approved silicone assemblies. Existing materials, repairs, reinforcement, and coating compatibility must be confirmed before application.
Open a product for its best-fit guidance, application method, package sizes, and matched technical documents.
Acrylic gel for roof repairs and three-coursing penetrations.
Silicone gel for details and maintenance repairs.
Start with the roof and intended weathering coat. The system guide identifies where gel, polyester reinforcement, primer, base coat, and field coating belong.
Use these answers to get oriented, then confirm the current TDS, SDS, written system, and project conditions.
Liquid flashing is used at details such as seams, penetrations, drains, scuppers, curbs, flashings, splits, cracks, and localized maintenance repairs when allowed by the written system.
Match the gel to the approved coating chemistry and written roof system. Acrylic and silicone products are not automatically interchangeable.
No. The roof must first be inspected and repaired. Some details require polyester reinforcement or other preparation in addition to gel, as defined by the current specification.
Each gel product page links its matched documents, and the technical library can be searched for Acrylic Gel or Silicone Gel.
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