Worn and weathered roof that needed a refresh
Our client for this order was a leading independent automotive refinish supplier that works with motor manufacturers and industry experts.
Polycote offers roofing advice and professional products to ensure your project can not only be done quickly but can be done right.
You might need an instant repair due to unforeseen weather circumstances. The UK can experience sudden storms or snow and you and your business need to be able to fix a repair quickly and efficiently.
Alternatively, you might need to make sure your roof is solid and sound to avoid a health and safety incident. It’s vital the roof does not cause any damage to other nearby property or people passing by.
If it’s solar reflective paint required to prevent heat from rooflights try Polycote Solarflex. A highly advanced solar reflective paint also with excellent waterproofing properties.
Solarflex is an excellent product and is hugely successful in cutting down unwanted heat gain from roof windows.
Our range also offers solutions for flat roof leaks. It could be a crack or split from aging material or a join or overlap failing.
Once you have identified the cause of the issue Polycote can advise what product to use. It could be Wetterflex; instantly waterproof paint that adheres to dry or wet surfaces, even under water or Poloflex; an advanced rubber waterproofer. Tough and flexible with excellent adhesion and is very long lasting.
Whatever the problem Polycote has the answer. For more information and advice contact one of our experts.
Our client for this order was a leading independent automotive refinish supplier that works with motor manufacturers and industry experts.
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