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NovaFlex® is a complete line of one-part and two-part sealants meeting the needs of window, door, siding, and metal roof manufacturers, dealers, building material wholesalers and contractors.
NovaFlex Metal Roof Sealant is a non-corrosive, single-component, oxime-cured, silicone sealant and/or adhesive. This product is a general purpose compound that is used most frequently as a seam sealant or joint filler to help prevent a roof leak in metal roof systems.
NovaFlex Metal Roof Sealant is a single-component, high-solid, low-odor material. It cures to a medium modulus, flexible, and durable rubber-like solid. NovaFlex Metal Roof Sealant will develop primerless, exceptional adhesion to most common construction substrates, and the neutral cure is compatible with most materials.
Recommended for Sealing: Metal siding/metal roofs, gutters, wood, steel, chimney flashing, snow guards, pipe boots, and downspouts/trim.
Appearance: Colored paste
Application Temperature: -20°F to 160°F
(-29°C to 71°C )
Service Temperature: -40°F to 400°F
(-40°C to 204°C )
Adhesion: Excellent to most common
building materials
Consistency: Non-sag
Bridging Ability: Excellent, bridges gaps to 3/8"
Gunning Ability: Easy to gun
Durability: +/- 35-50% depending on
color/formulation
Flexibility: Very good to -10°F
Water Resistance: Good, not to be submerged
Exterior Weathering: Excellent
Aging: Excellent
Not Recommended: For surfaces that are to be painted, for joints submerged under water
Freeze-Thaw Stable: Will not freeze
Odor: None
Skin Time:
Cure Through Time:
Solids: 97%
NovaFlex® Metal Roof Sealant provides unbeatable adhesion to standard metal, coated metals, wood, masonry, PVC and most common construction materials.
NovaFlex Metal Roof Adhesive Sealant is available in 10 ounce cartridges, 20 ounce sausage packs, 5 gallon pails, and 55 gallon drums.
Meets or exceeds ASTM C-920, TT-S-001543A and T-S-230C. AAMA 803.3 (I), 805.2 C, 808.3.
Consult and obey all applicable local, state, and federal regulations. For additional information, consult product Safety Data Sheet.
For additional information consult product Safety Data Sheet. Not paintable. Not recommended for a surface that is to be painted. Not recommended for joints submerged under water.
NovaFlex Metal Roof Adhesive Sealant is color matched to over 70 industry standard colors for major siding, trim coil, window, and metal roof manufacturer colors.
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