B11 - Site Visit Docs_0002.pdf

Site Visit Sign-In

JELA—140P5220Q0041

Apply Roof Coating – Prairie Acadian Cultural Center @ Eunice, LA

May 19, 2020/10:00 am CDT

Name Organization/Company E-mail/Phone #

Christopher Cantrell JELA – Maint Mechanic/COR

Christopher_Cantrell@nps.

gov

(504) 689-3690

Jorge Menendez JELA – Maintenance Jorge_Menendez@nps.gov

(504) 689-3690 ext 23

Mark Abshire JELA – Facility Manager

Mark_Abshire@nps.gov OP: (504) 589-3882 ext

CP: (504) 952-3241

Laurie Sherrod WMABO Contracting Officer Laurie_Sherrod@nps.gov

(404) 938-0178

Rick Freitag The Tradesmen Group Inc.

rfreitag@tradsmengroup.co m

(614) 799-0889 ext 107

Louiza Rodriguez Applied Roofing LLC lrodriguez@appliedroofs.co m

(609) 325-2500

Jennifer Bridges Industrial Roofing & Construction

LLC

jen@ind-roofing.com

(225) 665-9734

Sammy Fisher CK Solutions Sammy5149@gmail.com

(701) 339-0702

Christopher Powers AVCOR cpowers@avcor-usa.com

Brandon Baker AVCOR bbaker@avcor-usa.com

Joseph Davenport S&J Provisions Inc.

Joe@sandjprovisions.com

Lum Davenport S&J Provisions Inc.

Kenneth Guillot kguillotpaint@hotmail.com

Joe Keller Triangle Building Company joe@trianglebc.com

OP: (919) 980-5659

CP: (919) 746-1200

Thanks for Coming!

http://rds.yahoo.com/_ylt=A0WTb_lDxflJYmkBpLmjzbkF/SIG=12tv581vq/EXP=1241192131/**http%3A/www.eoearth.org/media/approved/b/be/National_Park_Service_logo.jpg mailto:Christopher_Cantrell@nps.gov mailto:Christopher_Cantrell@nps.gov mailto:Jorge_Menendez@nps.gov mailto:Mark_Abshire@nps.gov mailto:Laurie_Sherrod@nps.gov mailto:rfreitag@tradsmengroup.com mailto:rfreitag@tradsmengroup.com mailto:lrodriguez@appliedroofs.com mailto:lrodriguez@appliedroofs.com mailto:jen@ind-roofing.com mailto:Sammy5149@gmail.com mailto:cpowers@avcor-usa.com mailto:bbaker@avcor-usa.com mailto:Joe@sandjprovisions.com mailto:kguillotpaint@hotmail.com mailto:joe@trianglebc.com

Site Visit Agenda

Apply Roof Coating – Prairie Acadian Cultural Center @ Eunice, LA

May 19, 2020/10:00 am CDT

• Sign in………..…………………………..…..…….………………………All Attendees

• Introductions…………………………..…..……..Contracting Officer, Laurie Sherrod

• Opening Remarks………………………..…..……………COR, Christopher Cantrell

• Pre-Tour Comments…………………………….Contracting Officer, Laurie Sherrod o Provide all personnel, materials, equipment, and supervision required to apply acrylic elastomeric roof coating system to the Prairie Acadian Cultural Center and the Wetland Acadian Cultural Center at Jean Lafitte National Historical Park & Preserve in accordance with the statement of work.

o 100% small business set-aside.

o Firm-Fixed Price Construction o The NAICS code is 238160 and the size standard is $16.5M.

o Davis Bacon Wage Determination LA20200021 & LA20200040 o Magnitude of Construction between 75K and 125K

Per FAR 28.102-3; this goes into affect when the estimated or actual value exceeds 35K but does not exceed 150K. (see attached FAR – Part 28 Document) o Basis of Award: Award will be made based on price and other factors (Ref FAR 13.106(a)(2)) Submit signed and dated offers to Laurie Sherrod, the Contracting Officer, at laurie_sherrod@nps.gov.

Complete blocks 14, 15, 16, 17, 19 and 20A, 20B, 20C of the RFP

Section A, SF1442. In doing so, the offeror accedes to the contract terms and conditions as written in the RFP Sections A through K. These sections constitute the model contract.

Submit a technical description of the items and service being offered in sufficient detail to evaluate compliance with the requirements in the solicitation. This may include product literature, equipment to be used, or other documents if necessary.

Submit a completed past performance worksheet with relevant and recent (within the past five years) past performance.

Acknowledge ability to meet delivery date (Ref block 17 of the SF 1442).

Acknowledge all solicitation amendments (Ref block 19 of the SF 1442) o All questions shall be emailed to laurie_sherrod@nps.gov NLT 2:00 pm CDT on Thursday, May 21, 2020 o All quotes shall be submitted via e-mail to laurie_sherrod@nps.gov NLT Tuesday, May 26, 2020, 12:00 pm CDT.

o Cover Evaluation Process o Representation and Certifications in SAM.gov shall be completed and updated prior to award.

mailto:laurie_sherrod@nps.gov http://www.gsa.gov/Portal/gsa/ep/formslibrary.do?viewType=DETAIL&formId=4E179AB32AF6652285256A260054D101 mailto:laurie_sherrod@nps.gov http://rds.yahoo.com/_ylt=A0WTb_lDxflJYmkBpLmjzbkF/SIG=12tv581vq/EXP=1241192131/**http%3A/www.eoearth.org/media/approved/b/be/National_Park_Service_logo.jpg

• Tour Description…………..………..……………………...COR, Christopher Cantrell

• Tour Description…..………………………..………..…….COR, Christopher Cantrell

• Contractors Questions and Answers Time………………..…………….Open Forum

• Final Remarks………….………………………..Contracting Officer, Laurie Sherrod

• Site Visit Ends

Site Visit Sign-In

Apply Roof Coating – Wetland Acadian Cultural Center @ Thibodaux, LA

May 20, 2020/10:00 am CDT

Name Organization/Company E-mail/Phone #

Christopher Cantrell JELA – Maint Mechanic/COR

Christopher_Cantrell@nps.

gov

(504) 689-3690

Jorge Menendez JELA – Maintenance Jorge_Menendez@nps.gov

(504) 689-3690 ext 23

Mark Abshire JELA – Facility Manager

Mark_Abshire@nps.gov OP: (504) 589-3882 ext

CP: (504) 952-3241

Laurie Sherrod WMABO Contracting Officer Laurie_Sherrod@nps.gov

(404) 938-0178

Rick Freitag The Tradesmen Group Inc.

rfreitag@tradsmengroup.co m

(614) 799-0889 ext 107

Louiza Rodriguez Applied Roofing LLC lrodriguez@appliedroofs.co m

(609) 325-2500

Jennifer Bridges Industrial Roofing & Construction

LLC

jen@ind-roofing.com

(225) 665-9734

Sammy Fisher CK Solutions Sammy5149@gmail.com

(701) 339-0702

Christopher Powers AVCOR cpowers@avcor-usa.com

Brandon Baker AVCOR bbaker@avcor-usa.com

Joseph Davenport S&J Provisions Inc.

Joe@sandjprovisions.com

Lum Davenport S&J Provisions Inc.

Kenneth Guillot kguillotpaint@hotmail.com

Joe Keller Triangle Building Company joe@trianglebc.com

OP: (919) 980-5659

CP: (919) 746-1200

Thanks for Coming!

mailto:Christopher_Cantrell@nps.gov mailto:Christopher_Cantrell@nps.gov mailto:Jorge_Menendez@nps.gov mailto:Mark_Abshire@nps.gov mailto:Laurie_Sherrod@nps.gov mailto:rfreitag@tradsmengroup.com mailto:rfreitag@tradsmengroup.com mailto:lrodriguez@appliedroofs.com mailto:lrodriguez@appliedroofs.com mailto:jen@ind-roofing.com mailto:Sammy5149@gmail.com mailto:cpowers@avcor-usa.com mailto:bbaker@avcor-usa.com mailto:Joe@sandjprovisions.com mailto:kguillotpaint@hotmail.com mailto:joe@trianglebc.com http://rds.yahoo.com/_ylt=A0WTb_lDxflJYmkBpLmjzbkF/SIG=12tv581vq/EXP=1241192131/**http%3A/www.eoearth.org/media/approved/b/be/National_Park_Service_logo.jpg

Site Visit Agenda

Apply Roof Coating – Wetland Acadian Cultural Center @ Thibodaux, LA

May 20, 2020/10:00 am CDT

• Sign in………..…………………………..…..…….………………………All Attendees

• Introductions…………………………..…..……..Contracting Officer, Laurie Sherrod

• Opening Remarks………………………..…..……………COR, Christopher Cantrell

• Pre-Tour Comments…………………………….Contracting Officer, Laurie Sherrod o Provide all personnel, materials, equipment, and supervision required to apply acrylic elastomeric roof coating system to the Prairie Acadian Cultural Center and the Wetland Acadian Cultural Center at Jean Lafitte National Historical Park & Preserve in accordance with the statement of work.

o 100% small business set-aside.

o Firm-Fixed Price Construction o The NAICS code is 238160 and the size standard is $16.5M.

o Davis Bacon Wage Determination LA20200021 & LA20200040 o Magnitude of Construction between 75K and 125K

Per FAR 28.102-3; this goes into affect when the estimated or actual value exceeds 35K but does not exceed 150K. (see attached FAR – Part 28 Document) o Basis of Award: Award will be made based on price and other factors (Ref FAR 13.106(a)(2)) Submit signed and dated offers to Laurie Sherrod, the Contracting Officer, at laurie_sherrod@nps.gov.

Complete blocks 14, 15, 16, 17, 19 and 20A, 20B, 20C of the RFP

Section A, SF1442. In doing so, the offeror accedes to the contract terms and conditions as written in the RFP Sections A through K. These sections constitute the model contract.

Submit a technical description of the items and service being offered in sufficient detail to evaluate compliance with the requirements in the solicitation. This may include product literature, equipment to be used, or other documents if necessary.

Submit a completed past performance worksheet with relevant and recent (within the past five years) past performance.

Acknowledge ability to meet delivery date (Ref block 17 of the SF 1442).

Acknowledge all solicitation amendments (Ref block 19 of the SF 1442) o All questions shall be emailed to laurie_sherrod@nps.gov NLT 2:00 pm CDT on Thursday, May 21, 2020 o All quotes shall be submitted via e-mail to laurie_sherrod@nps.gov NLT Tuesday, May 26, 2020, 12:00 pm CDT.

o Cover Evaluation Process o Representation and Certifications in SAM.gov shall be completed and updated prior to award.

mailto:laurie_sherrod@nps.gov http://www.gsa.gov/Portal/gsa/ep/formslibrary.do?viewType=DETAIL&formId=4E179AB32AF6652285256A260054D101 mailto:laurie_sherrod@nps.gov http://rds.yahoo.com/_ylt=A0WTb_lDxflJYmkBpLmjzbkF/SIG=12tv581vq/EXP=1241192131/**http%3A/www.eoearth.org/media/approved/b/be/National_Park_Service_logo.jpg

• Tour Description…………..………..……………………...COR, Christopher Cantrell

• Tour Description…..………………………..………..…….COR, Christopher Cantrell

• Contractors Questions and Answers Time………………..…………….Open Forum

• Final Remarks………….………………………..Contracting Officer, Laurie Sherrod

• Site Visit Ends

QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

QUES 1: Is the attached data sheet (see attached) an acceptable replacement product?

ANS 1: Yes; Uniflex is an acceptable product.

QUES 2: Due do travel limitations from COVID-19 we were not able to attend the site visit.

Can/will NPS provide photos of the existing roof systems subject to this RFQ that are to be coated with the elastomeric coating system to provide all contractors with basic information on the condition of the existing roof?

ANS 2: The SOW already contains a few representative photos. No additional photos will be provided.

QUES 3: The 10-year warranty that is required for both buildings is stated to be offered by the contractor. Please confirm this warranty is not bonded, or if it is subject to a performance bond?

Surety companies will not bond warranties for roofing systems beyond three years.

ANS 3: The only bonding required for this project is FAR Clause 52.228-13;

I.5 52.228-13 ALTERNATIVE PAYMENT PROTECTIONS JULY 2000

(a) The Contractor shall submit one of the following payment protections:

(i) A Payment Bond

(ii) An Irrevocable Letter of Credit (ILC)

(iii) A Tripartite Escrow Agreement

(iv) Certificates of Deposit

(b) The amount of the payment protection shall be 100 percent of the contract price.

(c) The submission of the payment protection is required within 10 days of contract award.

(d) The payment protection shall provide protection for the full contract performance period plus a one-year period.

(e) Except for escrow agreements and payment bonds, which provide their own protection procedures, the Contracting Officer is authorized to access funds under the payment protection when it has been alleged in writing by a supplier of labor or material that a nonpayment has occurred, and to withhold such funds pending resolution by administrative or judicial proceedings or mutual agreement of the parties.

(f) When a tripartite escrow agreement is used, the Contractor shall utilize only suppliers of labor and material that signed the escrow agreement.

(End of clause)

QUES 4: Please confirm no bond is required for this submission of this RFQ?

ANS 4: Reference FAR Clause 52.228-13 as stated above.

QUES 5: Please confirm if the attached elastomeric product Roof X Tender 700 is an approved elastomeric roof system material for the RFQ. It comes with a 10-year warranty.

ANS 5: In reviewing the product data sheet provided Roof X Tender 700 and its attributes, this product would be an acceptable equivalent.

QUES 6: Is a leak survey or roof infrared scan required to locate wet insulation or prior roof leaks that may still be wet?

ANS 6: The contractor shall survey the entire roof to include penetrations, edges, walls, fasteners, flashing, seams, hardware, and skylights. There is no specific requirement to conduct an infrared scan.

QUES 7: If wet insulation is located anywhere on the roof systems, is replacement required prior to application of the elastomeric coating?

ANS 7: If contractor detects wet insulation during their roof survey, then the contractor will need to replace the affected area prior to application of the elastomeric coating.

QUES 8: If replacement of wet insulation is required, how will the contractor be compensated for the extra work or replacing the wet insulation and associated base roof system?

ANS 8: The contractor will need to incorporate into their bid any contingencies for repairs that they determined to be prudent. All potential bidders were given the opportunity to inspect the roofs during the site visits.

QUES 9: What if it is discovered that existing decking is wet and damaged and needs replaced?

ANS 9: If the contractor discovers that the existing decking is wet and damaged and needs replaced, then the contractor will need to replace the affected area prior to application of the elastomeric coating.

QUES 10: If any roof removal is required as suggested above, has the building/roof been surveyed/tested for hazardous materials such as asbestos?

ANS 10: It is highly unlikely that either roof contains hazardous materials, such as asbestos. A specific asbestos survey for the roofs is currently not available. The contractor will need to incorporate into their bid any contingencies for repairs that they determined to be prudent.

QUES 11: Are there any active leaks on the buildings?

ANS 11: During very heavy rainfall some minor leaking will periodically occur at approximately 10 feet from the northern end of the PACC building. Also, during very heavy rainfall some minor leaking will occur in the middle of the skylight portion of the WACC building.

QUES 11A: If so, how many and where?

ANS 11A: Answered in question #12.

QUES 11B: If so, how long have the leaks been active?

ANS 11B: For the PACC roof approximately 6 months. For the WACC roof approximately 1 year.

QUES 12: Has an infrared scan or moisture survey been conducted on the buildings in the last 3 months?

ANS 12: No

QUES 13: Is NPS aware that warranty lengths of 10 years (as stated in the SOW) require coatings to be applied over existing roofs that are not wet or with saturated insulation?

ANS 13: Yes

QUES 14: If a 10-year warranty is dependent on the new elastomeric roof coating being applied over a dry base roof system and that is not the case for these buildings, does NPS want to forego the 10-year warranty?

ANS 14: No

QUES 15: What level of repair on the existing roof systems is NPS seeking to conduct prior to application of the coating system?

ANS 15: Question already answered previously.

QUES 16: Is the existing metal roof rusting in any locations?

ANS 16: None known

QUES 17: When does NPS anticipate award of this project?

ANS 17: We would hope to have the project awarded by June 8, 2020; however the solicitation requires the pricing to be valid for 30 days after the solicitation close out date

QUES 18: When does NPS anticipate NTP for the project?

ANS 18: In order for a Notice to Proceed (NTP) to be provided the following items shall be provided for review and/or approval:

1. Alternative Payment Protection Received

2. Certificate of Liability Insurance Received

3. Contract Specific Safety Plan Received and Approved

4. SF1413 for all Subcontractors Received

5. Receipt and Approval of Materials Submittals

6. Schedule and Completion of PreCon

QUES 19: Two bidders had questions regarding soft decking on the main roof at PACC. They wanted to know about unit pricing for roughly 200 square feet of soft decking. They were concerned that without the soft decking being replaced, the material manufacturer would not warranty it's product. There was also a question about some loose flashing and whether or not they were required to replace it. There was also some concern about pooling on the roof of the overhang outside the main entrance and if another product (silicone based) could be used there.

ANS 19: As per the PACC SOW, they are to make all necessary repairs prior to applying the elastomeric roof coating. From the SOW:

8. The contractor shall survey the entire roof to include penetrations, edges, walls, fasteners and equipment and make any necessary repairs or preparations as per coatings manufacturer's recommendations to prevent water penetration.

9. The contractor shall follow coatings manufacturer's recommendations to provide positive slope in any roof areas that have visual indications of past ponding problems.

10. After all roof preparation work has been completed, the contractor shall apply a premium, 100% acrylic, high solids, white reflective, elastomeric roof coating, such as Henry Enviro- White Extreme Model #HE687406 or equivalent.

QUES 20: SOW mentions that the acrylic coating is to be applied to help seal the building for leaks. The acrylic coating is meant to provide the longevity of roof surface. This coating will help some leaks, but it will not fix or prevent all leaks. We were not able to attend site visit; are there any preexisting leaks? If so, were the location of them identified?

ANS 20: During very heavy rainfall some minor leaking will periodically occur at approximately 10 feet from the northern end of the PACC building. Also, during very heavy rainfall some minor leaking will occur in the middle of the skylight portion of the WACC building.

QUES 21: The coating will prevent leaks on most of the roof surface, but might not prevent or fix leaks, for example, around vents, edges, if there is a hole in the metal roof from rusting though, etc. What are the government's expectations on leaks that are not preventable from the coating and cannot be remedied by the coating in regards to providing a warranty?

ANS 21: The contractor shall survey the entire roof to include penetrations, edges, walls, fasteners, flashing, seams, hardware, and skylights. After the survey, the contractor shall make all necessary roof repairs or hardware replacements, and complete preparations to the roof as per the coatings manufacture's recommendations to prevent water penetration.

QUES 22: We will warranty our workmanship and products installed for 10 years, as described in the SOW, but are they looking for warranty from leaks for IO years?

ANS 22: The contractor shall warrant workmanship and materials installed under this contract for a minimum of 10 years after the date of final work acceptance. As stated above, the materials installed by the contractor and workmanship the contractor provides is to be warranted for 10 years after final acceptance.

RX700-TDS-G19 www.roofxtender.com

• WHITEST & COOLEST

• EXCEEDS ENERGY STAR®

• ULTRA HIGH PERFORMANCE

Weight Per Gallon 11.53 lbs.

Solids by Weight 66%

Solids by Volume 54%

Reflectivity (CRRC) .87 initial .74 aged

Emissivity 89 initial .90 aged

SRI 110 initial 92 aged

Permeability (ASTM D1653) <15 perms

Adhesion to Polyurethane Foam Excellent

Combustible Solvents None

Tool Application Brush, Roller or Spray

Surface Temperature 50˚F - 120 ˚F (See Note)

Tensile Strength (ASTM D2370) 275 - 375 psi.

Viscosity 100 - 140 km

Elongation (ASTM D562) 300 - 400%

Elongation Post Weathering (%) > 150%

Flammability None (water based)

Skin Over (50% Relative Humidity, 70 ˚F) 4 - 8 hours

Full Cure (50% Relative Humidity, 70 ˚F) 24 - 48 hours

Clean-up Tools Warm Water & Soap

SHIPPING WEIGHTS:

5 gallons (18.9L) 61 lbs.

VOC/VOS

<50 g/L (regulatory)

WATER C.A.S.# 7732-18-5

LATEX POLYMER C.A.S.# Mixture

TITANIUM C.A.S.# 13463-67-7

CALCIUM CARBONATE C.A.S.# 1317-65-3

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ROOF X TENDER® 700

PREMIUM WHITE ACRYLIC

COOL ROOF COATING

DESCRIPTION:

Roof X Tender® 700 Premium White Acrylic Cool Roof Coating is a state-of-the-art, high performance coating designed to protect, preserve and extend roof life. Roof X Tender 700 drastically reduces roof top temperatures helping to minimize energy usage and cooling costs. This coating contains premium resins and polymers for added flexibility and durability resulting in extended performance. It also contains premium biocides to help prevent the formation of mildew and mold as well as select titanium dioxide for added reflectivity and a whiter film. Application of this coating also reduces heat build up in the roof membrane and can greatly extend the life of existing roofing materials so they last longer, save the building owner money, protect your valuable assets and reduce life cycle costs associated with your building.

PREPARATION:

All surfaces must be dry and free of dust, dirt, oil, loose granules, gravel and peeling paint and all other foreign matter. Roofs must have proper ventilation and drainage. Rusty metal must be cleaned with a wire brush and primed with an approved metal primer before application of this product. Pressure washing entire surface is recommended for best results (use only a wide fan spray tip). If unavailable, use a garden hose with spray nozzle and push broom to clean & rinse roof surface. Repair all leaks, cracks and seams with RX-915 and polyester repair fabric in accordance with product instructions. Surfaces previously coated with aluminum, asphalt or tar should be allowed to cure for a minimum of one year prior to coating with any product. Surfaces with mildew growth or stains must be cleaned with bleach solution (2 parts water to one part bleach). Be certain all surfaces are thoroughly rinsed and dried prior to applying coating. DO NOT THIN. When installing new BUR or modified system, it is recommended to wait a minimum of 60 days prior to application of acrylic coatings to prevent asphalt bleed-through. Roof should be washed free of any foreign contaminants, oxidation, dirt, etc. before proceeding.

APPLICATION:

Protective clothing, gloves, and eyewear should be used during application of these products. Surface and air temperatures must be a minimum of 50 °F.

DO NOT apply if heavy dew or rain is expected within 24 - 48 hours. Apply on a clear, sunny day in morning hours with a long bristle brush, 3/4” nap exterior paint roller or professional airless sprayer. First, treat all seams, joints, penetrations, curbs, drains, flashings and other repairs according to details using RX-915 and Polyester or Fleece Back repair tape. Then apply two (2) uniform coats over entire surface, at the rate of 1.5 gallons per square per coat for a total of 3 gallons per square. Two full coats are recommended for all applications. Dries for recoat in 4 hours and fully cures in 24 - 36 hours at 70 °F & 50% relative humidity. Higher humidity, thicker films, poor air flow and lower temperatures will increase dry times. Apply second coat perpendicular to first coat. Application should be completed a minimum of 4 hours prior to sunset.

Peeling or delamination may occur in areas where ponding water or poor drainage exists. All roof surfaces should maintain proper drainage. Apply in accordance with NRCA Guidelines. For most recent guide specifications visit www.roofxtender.com.

FOR BEST RESULTS:

Apply Roof X Tender 300 Rubber Roof Seal WB prior to application or white coatings. For worn surfaces, embed one or more layers of polyester into Roof X Tender 300 Rubber Roof Seal WB.

SUNLIGHT:

Reflection of sunlight from light colored or white roof coatings necessitates the use of dark glasses to protect the eyes during application. Sun block should also be used to prevent sunburn and skin damage.

STORAGE & HANDLING PRECAUTIONS:

Do not store at temperatures below 50 °F. DO NOT allow stored product to freeze. Keep closed when not in use. When transporting this product, ensure that lid is tight and pail secure and upright. Do not allow pail to tumble as this may cause lid to loosen and leakage to occur. Do not transport on passenger seats or inside the passenger compartment of any vehicle. Store product in the cargo area of vehicle, and secure over protective cloths to prevent damage due to accidental spills. The manufacturer also disclaims liability for flat surface application where poor drainage or ponding of water may prevail.

Dispose of in an environmentally acceptable manner. Seal container when not in use.

CLEAN-UP:

Clean tools with paint thinner or mineral spirits.

COMPLIANCE:

CRRC, Energy Star. Miami-Dade County Product Control Approved.

NOTE:

Use of polyester in waterways, low areas and drain areas in conjunction with Roof X Tender 700 Premium White Acrylic Cool Roof Coating will help coating resist standing water and last longer than without polyester reinforcement. In these areas, it is recommended to embed polyester into Roof X Tender 700 applied at the rate of 3 - 4 gallons per square. Embed polyester fabric into Roof X Tender 700 with a push broom while coating is still wet. Overlap polyester 4” on side laps and 6” on end laps with coating applied between overlaps. Allow to cure and apply an additional 3 - 4 gallons per square of Roof X Tender 700 over polyester in a two coat application.

NOTE:

If roof becomes hot (over 100 °F) during application, lightly mist roof surface with water spray to prevent coating from drying too fast. Remove any excess or puddling water prior to coating. If roof surfaces become soiled as they age, due to the elements, elastomeric can be cleaned with a mild water and bleach solution. Excess scrubbing should be avoided. Note - Color tinting will disclaim warranty. Yearly inspection and maintenance will greatly enhance the life of the coating.

Manufactured by Gardner-Gibson, Inc. Distributed exclusively by Beacon Sales Acquisition, Inc.

RX705-TDS-G19 www.roofxtender.com

SHIPPING WEIGHTS:

1 gallon (3.8L) 11 lbs.

3 gallons (11.36L) 33 lbs.

5 gallons (18.9L) 55 lbs.

VOC/VOS

Less than 17.0 grams per liter

Water CAS # 7732-18-5

Latex Polymer CAS # Mixture

Titanium CAS # 13463-67-7

Calcium Carbonate CAS # 1317-65-3

Cellulose Fiber CAS # 9004-34-6

• STOPS LEAKS

• LONG LASTING

FLEXIBLE REPAIR

• BEST PATCH PRIOR TO

REFLECTIVE COATINGS

Weight Per Gallon 9.6 -10.6 lbs/gal

Viscosity (pen) 240 dmm pH 7.0 - 7.5

Solids by Weight 63%

Tensile Strength 300 - 350 psi

Elongation (ASTM D562) 425%

Adhesion to Polyurethane Excellent

Combustible Solvents None

Consistency Trowel or Paint Brush

Skin Time (50% Relative umidity, 70 ˚F) 4 hours

Full Cure (50% Relative umidity, 70 ˚F) 24 - 36 hours

Application Temperatures 55 ˚F - 110 ˚F

Clean-up Tools Soap & Water

COMPLIANCE:

Exceeds performance requirements of ASTM D1475, ASTM D2196, ASTM D2939 and TAS 139. Miami-Dade County Product Control Approved.

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ROOF X TENDER® 705

ACRYLIC ROOF PATCH

DESCRIPTION:

Roof X Tender® 705 Acrylic Roof Patch is an extra tough, fiber reinforced repair sealant. Roof X Tender 705 oeers outstanding adhesion, elasticity, flexibility, tensile strength and UV resistance. Ideal for 3-coursing, Roof X Tender 705 can be paired with a variety of reinforcing fabrics. This versatile acrylic patch can be left uncoated as a standalone product or in conjunction with most Roof X Tender coatings. Not recommended for use prior to application of silicone based coatings.

PREPARATION:

All surfaces must be dry and free of dust, dirt, oil, loose granules and gravel.

Use of this product on TPO, PVC or Hypalon single ply membranes requires the use of an approved Roof X Tender primer and the completion of pull tests prior to application.

APPLICATION:

For exterior use only. Always apply on a clear, warm sunny day. Apply in morning hours to allow maximum cure time. Application should be completed a minimum of 4 hours prior to sunset. Temperatures must be above 55 °F (for 24 hours) and rising, but not above 110 °F. DO NOT apply if heavy dew or rain is expected within 24 - 48 hours. Skins over in 4 hours and fully cures in 24 - 36 hours at 70 °F & 50% relative humidity. Higher humidity, thicker films, shade, poor air flow and lower temperatures will increase dry times.

Remove any excess or puddling water prior to application. Apply with a trowel or paint brush. Coat entire damaged area and extend 2” beyond damaged area. Embed reinforcing fabric into the repair while wet. Apply second layer of patch, brushing over and into embedded fabric. Allow to cure 24 - 36 hours and coat entire roof with an Roof X Tender water-based reflective roof coating. DO NOT THIN.

FOR BEST RESULTS:

Apply in early morning hours on clear sunny day.

COVERAGE RATES:

Approximately 25 sq. ft. per gal.

STORAGE & HANDLING PRECAUTIONS:

Do not store at temperatures below 50 °F. DO NOT allow product to freeze.

Protective clothing, gloves, and eyewear should be used during application of these products. When transporting this product, ensure that lid is tight and pail secure and upright. DO NOT allow pail to tumble as this may cause lid to loosen and leakage to occur. Do not transport on passenger seats or inside the passenger compartment of any vehicle. Store product in the cargo area of vehicle, and secure over protective cloths to prevent damage due to accidental spills. Seal container when not in use.

CLEAN-UP:

Clean tools with soap and water.

NOTE:

If roof becomes hot (over 100 °F) during application, lightly mist roof surface with water spray to prevent product from drying too fast. If roof surfaces become soiled with age, due to the elements, RX-705 can be cleaned with a mild solution of bleach and water. Excess scrubbing should be avoided. If coloring is desired, a typical addition of 3 - 4 ounces per gallon of universal colorant can be added, which will result in light pastel colors. Color tinting will disclaim warranty.

NOTE: Percentages may vary +/- 10%

Manufactured by Gardner-Gibson, Inc. Distributed exclusively by Beacon Sales Acquisition, Inc.

HANDLING PRECAUTIONS: Product safety information required for safe use is not included. Before handling, read product safety data sheets and container labels for safe use and for physical and health hazard information. Safety Data Sheets are available on the APOC website at www.apoc.com. You can also obtain a copy from your local APOC Distributor or APOC sales representative.

LIMITED WARRANTY AND DISCLAIMER: To the best of our knowledge, the technical data contained herein is true and accurate at the date of issuance and is subject to change without prior notice. User must contact APOC to verify correctness before specifying or ordering. No guarantee of accuracy is given or implied. Liability, if any, is limited to replacement of product unless installed by an approved contractor in accordance with APOC warranty procedures and program.

For limited warranty and disclaimer information, visit our website at:

www.apoc.com/productwarrantyinfo.

Approx. Shipping Weights: (Note: All approx. weights include container)

Roll Size Weight

40” x 324’ 22 lbs.

12” x 300’ 12 lbs.

6” x 300’ 6 lbs.

4” x 300’ 4 lbs.

B-16

DESCRIPTION: APOC® 483S Soft Polyester Reinforcing Fabric stitchbonded polyester is a high quality and durable reinforcement used in roof restoration systems, repair of roof splits, and base "ashing details. APOC® 483S is typically used with asphalt emulsion and/or solvent-based cold process systems. It can also be used as a reinforcement for cements, neoprene sealants, asphalt coatings, white roof mastic and white elastomeric coatings.

Stitchbonding offers an unusual combination of high strength properties with good elongation for excellent thermal stress force accommodations.

APOC® 483S is a soft polyester that will readily conform to rough spudded gravel surfaces and standing seam metal roof decks. It is also much easier to handle and apply properly than other soft polyester sheets.

See speci#cations for detailed application instructions.

TYPICAL PHYSICAL & PERFORMANCE CHARACTERISTICS:

Weight 3 oz. per sq. yd.

Tensile Strength (ASTM D5034) Warp 74 lbs. Fill 45 lbs.*

Elongation (ASTM D5034) Warp 21.3% Fill 51.3%*

Ball Burst (ASTM D3787) 111 lbs.

Trapezoid (ASTM D117) Warp 13.5 lbs. Fill 24.2 lbs.

Thickness (ASTM D1777) 0.18 inches

*Average machine and cross machine direction

SOFT POLYESTER REINFORCING FABRIC

DATA SHEET

AP 483S

©2008 Gardner-Gibson, Inc.

Manufactured by / Fabricado por:

Gardner-Gibson, Inc.

P.O. Box 5449, Tampa, FL 33675

See SDS for more info

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