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ClassicBond EPDM Primer

ClassicBond EPDM Rubber Primer used in conjunction with corner patches & tapes

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£8.40 £7.00

Delivery From £15 for all Standard Flat Roofing Materials.

ClassicBond EPDM Primer

Used For:Rubber Primer used to bond tapes and accessories to EPDM Rubber membrane i.e. EPDM Rubber membrane to:

9" Elastoform 
6" Cover Tape 
3" Splice Tape 
Pipe boot 
Internal Drain using 9" Elastoform etc 

Available in three Sizes: 0.25 Ltr / 0.5Ltr / 1 Ltr

 

A 0.25 Litre Tin will cover the following

Coverage: 6.5 Metres of 3" Splice Tape (For Both Sides) or 
Coverage: 6.5 Metres of 6" Cover Tape or 
Coverage: 4.5 Metres of 9" Elastoform Tape

Note: Do not use this primer to adhere membrane to membrane without the use of splice tape

Application: Apply to EPDM rubber membrane only DO NOT APPLY TO TAPES DIRECTLY using a paint brush or scrubbing pad. Make sure the primer is even and does not puddle. Ensure that the primer is touch dry prior to applying mating parts

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Questions & Answers (2)

Will my EPDM membrane have a join?

All membranes do have manufactures joins as supplied to us. Depending on the spacing of the joins and the size of the piece being cut off the roll, sometimes there is no manufacturers join in the membrane.

All EPDM membranes, whether it is Firestone, ClassicBond or SKYGUARD have these joins and they are unavoidable. However, the big advantage is that it is supplied to you in one piece as our website states, which means you don't have to do any onsite joins where workmanship could be a factor.

What Temperatures Can A Rubber Roof Be Installed In?

We recommend a minimum temperature of 5°C for EPDM installation. This is due to the WBA adhesive being water-based and lower temperatures may cause the adhesive to freeze over and fail. 

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