• POLYESTER LAMINATION ON PLYWOOD DECK
• POLYESTER FABRIC LAMINATION ON CAP SHEET/HOT MOP
• PREVIOUSLY COATED ROOF

1. Make a 3 course repair on all deck seams.

2. Install a drip guard flashing.

3. Using the 3 course repair, overlap the drip guard flashing to roof edge
(See Section 3).

4. Working 6-8 ft. sections, apply an even, generous coat of POLAR CAP BASE COAT (PC-104) undiluted, or POLAR CAP PRIMER/ROCK (PC-106), diluted
1 1/2 part primer to 1 part water.

5. Unroll the fabric and using a 9" roller, push the fabric into the wet product.

6. If required, apply additional wet product to saturate the fabric.

7. Allow 24 hour cure time before coating.

1. Make necessary repairs and reinforcements as described in Section 5-1 steps 1 through 4.

2. Working 6-8 ft. sections, apply an even, generous coat of POLAR CAP BASE COAT (PC-104) undiluted, or POLAR CAP PRIMER/ROCK (PC-106), diluted
1 1/2 part primer to 1 part water.

3. Unroll the fabric and using a 9" roller push the fabric into the wet product.

4. If required, apply additional wet product to saturate the fabric.

5. Allow 24 hour cure time before coating.

IMPORTANT - CURE TIME IS AFFECTED BY WEATHER CONDITIONS
(SEE SECTION 11-1)

1. Determine condition of the roof surface and use fiberglass or polyester mesh fabric in a 3 course repair to reinforce weak areas, i.e., Parapet wall kicker, pending areas and stress points.

2. Proceed with steps #2 through #5 as listed above in Section 7-2.

IMPORTANT - CURE TIME IS AFFECTED BY WEATHER CONDITIONS
(SEE SECTION 11-1)