METACRYLICS / Silicone roof coating · high-solids weathering surface
Start with the High Solids Silicone product, then connect the top coat to the roof-specific preparation, primer, details, and technical documents that make a complete Metacrylics system.
FIELD COATINGS · 1976—NOWMetacrylics High Solids Silicone is a single-component, moisture-curing elastomer designed as the exposed weathering surface in approved commercial roof restoration systems. The existing roof still determines cleaning, repairs, primer, detail treatment, coverage, and application grade.
Open a product for its best-fit guidance, application method, package sizes, and matched technical documents.
Single-component moisture-curing silicone elastomer.
Use the roof guide to confirm the substrate path. Detail materials, primers, base products, and final coverage are selected from the written system—not from the top coat name alone.
Use these answers to get oriented, then confirm the current TDS, SDS, written system, and project conditions.
A silicone roof top coat is the exposed, weather-resistant layer of an approved roof coating system. Preparation, repairs, primer, detail treatment, and coverage depend on the existing roof and written system.
It is positioned for commercial roof restoration, including ponding-prone roofs, after the roof has been evaluated for condition, moisture, drainage, adhesion, repairs, and compatibility.
No. The silicone top coat is the exposed weathering layer. Acrylic base coats are separate products used in specified acrylic and fabric-reinforced assemblies. Do not substitute layers without written technical approval.
Open the High Solids Silicone product page or search the Metacrylics technical library for the current product data sheet, roll- or spray-grade safety sheet, specifications, and roof details.
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