A Bullet Roof Mono system can be applied to a felt roof assuming it is bare, clean, dry, sound and prepared.

For a reinforced system on 14m² of roof you would require approximately;

4.2kg of Bullet Roof Quick Prime.

39.2kg of Bullet Roof Mono

1 of the 1m x 20m rolls of Bullet Roof Reinforcement Matting

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Yes, assuming the lead is clean, dry and sound, if applied in conjunction with Bullet Roof Quick Prime, Bullet Roof Mono can be applied to a lead roof.

However it may not be the best product to recommend in this type of scenario, we would require more information for your application requirements.

Please e-mail [email protected] , and supply some images of the roof, where we can look to assist further.

The minimum application temperature Bullet Roof Mono can be applied is 5C. Due to the threat of frozen moisture or frost present on the surfaces that may impact the adhesion, it isn't recommended to apply below this temperature.

Assuming the mineral felt is bare, clean, dry and sound you would need to prime first with Bullet Roof Quick Prime.

The coverage rate of this product is 150g per m², you would need approximately 5.1kg for 34m², Bullet Roof Mono can then be applied.

For a reinforced system application, you would require for an area of 34m² approximately 85kg of Bullet Roof Mono, and two of the 20m² Bullet Roof Reinforcement Matting.

Thanks for your enquiry, in order to assist with this further, please confirm the answers to the below questions and send responses to [email protected] ;

Commercial/Industrial or Domestic?

Substrate: (i.e. tiles, metal cladding, felt, asbestos, etc.)

Pitched or Flat

Size of surface area to paint

Colour required

Reason for coating roof (i.e. colour change, solar reflectivity, waterproofing, etc.)

For a Non reinforced system: Apply two coats of product, with a consumption of 0,6-0,8 Kg/m² for the first layer and 0,6-0,9 Kg/m² for the second. (over-application time from 6 to 48 hours maximum) If the substrate is horizontal or slightly sloping, the maximum amount of product which can be applied without reinforcement is 0,800 Kg/m² per layer.

For the two coats of 24m² you would require approximately 40.8kg.

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Thank you for the enquiry, assuming the bare concrete roof is clean, dry, sound and prepared as detailed in the technical data sheet a reinforced Bullet Roof Mono System could be used for this application.

Please can you provide pictures and more information on the roof to [email protected] then we can assist with a specification.

When this product is applied within a full reinforced system with the appropriate primer if required for the substrate this can be tiled over.

It is recommended to use Bullet Quick Prime and an aggregate to provide a key for the tiling adhesive.

Yes for application to surfaces the area would need to be primed first with Bullet Roof Epoxy Primer AC.

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This product is to be used as part of a system, assuming the sterling board is OSB 3, it is a roof not subject to traffic, it is clean, dry, sound and prepared as detailed in the technical data sheet we would recommend it is first primed with Bullet Roof Quick Prime, followed by a reinforced Bullet Roof Mono system being applied.

This requires 2 coats of Bullet Roof Mono with the Bullet Roof Reinforcement Matting embedded between the coats.

Thank you for the enquiry, we have contacted you directly for more information.

Yes this can be tiled over once it has been primed to provide adequate key for the tile adhesive.

If you require assistance with a specification, please provide more information and pictures of the roof to [email protected]

The manufacturer recommends to use deposable brushes or rollers for application.

Thank you for the enquiry, we have contacted you directly for more information to assist you with a recommendation.

Assuming the roof is clean, dry, sound an prepared as detailed in the technical data sheet we would recommmend priming first with Bullet Roof Quick Prime if Bullet Roof Mono has previously been applied or Bullet Roof Single Ply Primer if a single ply membrane has been used.

The surface would 1st need priming with Bullet Roof Quick Prime before application of Bullet Roof Mono.

No, assuming the roof is clean, dry, sound and prepared as detailed in the Technical Data Sheet Bullet Roof Quick Prime should be applied to the bitumen flat roof prior to application of a Bullet Roof Mono System.

No, for application to a clean, dry, sound felt roof prepared as detailed in the Technical Data Sheet you will need to prime first with Bullet Roof Quick Prime followed by Bullet Roof Mono.

For a longer lasting system, we would recommend fully reinforcing the Bullet Roof Mono with Bullet Roof Reinforcement Matting.

No, the roof must be clean, dry, sound and prepared as detailed in the Technical Data Sheet, then a coat of Bullet Roof Quick Prime followed by two coats of Bullet Roof Mono.

You would apply a single coat of Bullet Roof Quick Prime at 150gm/m² before applying either a 1 or 2 coat systerm of Bullet Roof Mono depending on the life expectancy you wish to achieve. If applying the 2 coat system then a full reinforcement layer of Bullet Roof Mat 100 would also be required.