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HYDROSTOP®
PREMIUMCOAT®
LIQUID-APPLIED
ROOFING
Application &
Specifications
Manual
Version 1.2
Table of Contents
HydroStop® PremiumCoat® Liquid-Applied Roong (LAR) – Version 1.2
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Secon 1: Guides
Secon 2: Substrate Preparaon
General Substrate Condions.............................................................................................................11
Moisture Survey.................................................................................................................................12
Repair
Damaged Substrate Treatment: Metal.....................................................................................13
Damaged Substrate Treatment: Non-Metal............................................................................14
Cleaning Procedures
Treatment..............................................................................................................................16
General Substrate Preparaon
Metal.......................................................................................................................................17
TPO..........................................................................
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PVC & Hypalon®.................................................
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EPDM.......................................................
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Smooth & Granulated Asphalc..............................................................................................23
Structural Concrete..............
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Adhesion Tesng
Test Method #1: Test Patches..................................................................................................25
Test Method #2: Field Peel Adhesion (Alternate to Test Patches)...........................................26
HydroStop® PremiumCoa
Liquid-Applied Roong Applicaon & Specicaons Manual
Welcome...............................................................................................................................................3
Product Guide......................................................................................................................................6
Cleaner & Primer Guide........................................................................................................................7
Seam Treatment Guide......................................
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Warranty Guide.....................................................................................................................................9
Substrate
Conditions
Overview............................................................................................................................................41
General Care & Preventave Maintenance Recommendaons.......................................................41
Semi-Annual Inspecons & Maintenance.........................................................................................43
Inspecon Checklist............................................................
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Roof Specic Leak Invesgaon........................................................................................................46
Emergency Repairs.............................................................................................................................46
Roof Alteraons.................................................................................
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Secon 4: Care & Preventave Maintenance
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HS-101 Typical Metal Roof Joint Detail....................................................................................50
HS-102 Secon at Vercal Panel Seam.................................................
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HS-104 Deck Joint Stripping Detail..........................................................................................52
HS-201 Standard Drip Edge Detail...........................................................................................53
HS-202 Guer with Standard Drip Edge Detail........................................................................54
HS-203 Concrete Roof Deck Edge Detail..................................................................................55
HS-300 Alternate Wall Flashing Detail..............................................................
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HS-301 Wall Flashing Detail.....................................................................................................57
HS-302 Drip Edge Parapet Wall Detail.....................................................................................58
HS-303 Typical Roof Cant At Corner........................................................................................59
HS-304 Typical Equipment Curb Flashing Detail.....................................................................60
HS-305 Scupper Detail.............................................................................................................61
HS-401 Curb to Curb Expansion Joint Flashing Detail.............................................................62
HS-502 Vent-Pipe Flashing Detail............................................................................................63
HS-503 Vent-Stack Flashing Detail...........................................................................................64
HS-504 Standard Roof Drain Detail..........................................................................................65
HS-505 Exhaust Fan (for Cooking) Flashing Detail...................................................................66
Secon 5: Architectural Detail Drawings
Secon 3: Quick Spec Directory
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Metal.......................................................................................................................................29
Smooth & Granulated Asphalc.............................................................................................30
TPO....................................
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PVC....................................
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Hypalon®................................................................................................................................33
EPDM....................................
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Structural Concrete.................................................................................................................35
Corrugated Structural Transite Panels....................................................................................36
Polyisocyanurate (ISO)...........................
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Gypsum (DensDeck & SecuRock)......................................................
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Warranty Extension/Renewal.......................................................................
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Welcome
ABOUT GAF
As North America’s largest roong manufacturer, GAF proudly oers a comprehensive porolio of
award-winning, innovave roong products for both residenal and commercial properes. Supported
by an extensive naonal network of factory-cered contractors, GAF has built its reputaon—and its
success—on its steadfast commitment to Advanced Quality, Industry Experse, and Soluons Made
Simple.
GAF oers all major low-slope roong technologies, including repair and maintenance products and
roof restoraon systems, as well as new roong systems (BUR, modied bitumen, TPO, PVC, and
liquid-applied systems). GAF has developed low slope roong systems with excellent durability and
high reecvity to meet the most rigorous industry standards while helping commercial property
owners and designers reduce energy consumpon.
For more informaon about GAF, visit us at www.gaf.com.
SERVICES
Every GAF roofing product benefits from the substantial resources available only from a
multibillion-dollar corporation dedicated to roofing. Our 31 plants mean manufacturing
expertise. Our extensive R&D organization means a constant focus on product and process
improvement. GAF is a team of over 3,000 people dedicated to your roofing satisfaction.
GAF has a network of sales representatives and distributors to supply and service its quality
roofing systems throughout North America.
Our Technical Helpline is a technical assistance service that allows you to contact us directly to
speak with a technical representative about specifications, applications, code approvals, and
product information. The Helpline number is 1-800-ROOF-411 (1-800-766-3411).
Architectural Information Services (AIS) is a specification service that allows you to specify your
exact roofing needs and we will send you a general specification that outlines your job summary,
application method, product description, and detail drawings based on the information you
provided. The phone number for AIS is 1-800-522-9224.
Our Tapered Design Group (TDG) is one of the many services available to our customers to help
reduce their hassles. We provide tapered insulation take-offs for architects, contractors, and
distributors nationwide. Just send your roof plans and specifications to tdg@gaf.com. The phone
number for TDG is 1-800-766-3411.
Visit GAF on the web at www.gaf.com for extensive product information, specifications, and
technical literature.
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Thank you for consulng Version 1.2 of the HydroStop® PremiumCoat® Liquid-Applied Roong
Applicaon & Specicaons Manual. This Manual contains the latest information relating to the
application of GAF’s HydroStop® PremiumCoat® liquid-applied roofing systems, and is based on our
years of experience in the commercial roofing field. It has been prepared as a general guide to assist
architects, engineers, roofing contractors, and owners in the use of our liquid-applied roofing systems.
You can nd further informaon at www.gaf.com, or contact GAF Technical Services at 1-800-ROOF-
411 (1-800-766-3411).
Welcome
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DISCLAIMER
GAF manufactures and sells roofing materials and does NOT practice architecture or
engineering. GAF is NOT responsible for the performance of its products when damage to its
products is caused by such things as improper building design, construction flaws, or defects in
workmanship.
The design responsibility remains with the architect, engineer, roofing contractor, or owner, and
construction details illustrated and described herein are furnished solely for guidance purposes.
These guidelines should not be construed as being all-inclusive, nor should they be considered as
a substitute for good application practices.
Under no circumstances does GAF have any liability for costs or expenses arising out of or
associated with the pre-existing presence of asbestos-containing materials or any other allegedly
hazardous substances or materials on the roof to which the new GAF roofing materials are being
applied.
Information contained in this Manual is presented in good faith and, to the best of GAF’s
knowledge, does not infringe upon any patents, foreign or domestic.
As a part of its continuing efforts to improve the performance of its products, GAF periodically
makes changes to its products and application specifications. GAF reserves the right to change
or modify, at its discretion, any of the information, requirements, specifications, or policies
contained herein. This Manual supersedes all catalogs and previous Manuals.
HOW TO DETERMINE IF A ROOF IS A GOOD CANDIDATE FOR COATING
When installed on a new roof, a roof coating should:
Be a component part of the larger warranted roofing system. This will ensure compatibility with the
system and enhance overall performance of the system.
Be installed after the roof has weathered as necessary. Weathering periods may vary depending
upon the type of system to which the coating will be applied. Use of a primer may also be required
for certain substrates to ensure adequate adhesion.
When installed on an existing roof, a roof coating should:
Be compatible with the existing roof.
Extend the remaining service life of the existing roof. Although a coating cannot add life back to a
roof already beyond its service life, it can prevent a roof from aging as quickly as it would without
the coating.
Only be applied to a roof that drains properly. Some coatings may be adversely affected by the
presence of ponding water. Therefore, areas of the existing roof that pond water should be
repaired prior to coating.
Only be applied to non-leaking roofs. While coatings may help seal some pinhole leaks not visible to
the naked eye, they will not generally find and repair existing leaks. Accordingly, existing roof leaks
will need to be identified and repaired prior to coating. (Allow repairs to fully dry prior to coating.)
NOTE: When coating over an existing roof coating or an existing coal tar pitch roof, contact GAF
Technical Services at 1-800-ROOF-411 (1-800-766-3411).
GENERAL DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS
Guides
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Section 1
Guides
Guides
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Product Guide
Type Product Descripon Base/Cure VOC
(g/L)
% Solids by
Volume
Primers & Cleaner
Acrylex 400 Primer Water-Based Acrylic Rust-Inhibing Primer For Metal Water-Based <50 36
Adhere-It® II Primer Water-Based Rinsable Primer For EPDM Water-Based n/a n/a
CleanAct Rinsable Primer Water-Based Rinsable Primer For EPDM Water-Based n/a n/a
Epoxy Primer (formerly Uniseal Primer) Water-Based Epoxy Primer For Concrete and Porous Substrates Water-Based <120 10
Lock-Down Primer Moisture-Cure Urethane Primer For Corrosion Protecon On Metal
Surfaces Moisture-Cure <420 55
StableRust Primer Water-Based Acrylic Rust-Inhibing Primer Water-Based <200 56
SureBond Primer Water-Based Acrylic Primer For Chalky Surfaces Water-Based <200 23
TPO Red Primer Solvent-Based Primer For TPO Roofs Solvent-Based <50 1
UniBase Primer Water-Based Acrylic Penetrang Primer And Asphalt Bleed Blocker Water-Based <50 40
XR-2000 Primer Water-Based Acrylic Primer For Kynar Coated Metal Water-Based < 170 40
United Cleaning Concentrate (UCC) Water-Based Roof, Wall and Deck Surface Cleaner Water-Based n/a n/a
Roof
Coangs
HydroStop® BarrierGuard® Waterproong Primer For Concrete and Waterproong Water-Based <50 39
HydroStop® PremiumCoat®Finish Coat Water-Based Acrylic Top Coat Water-Based <50 52
HydroStop® PremiumCoat® Foundaon Coat Water-Based Acrylic Base Coat Water-Based <50 52
Flashing, Sealants &
Accessories
FlexSeal™ Caulk Grade Sealant Elastomeric Sealant Solvent-Based <300 n/a
FlexSeal™ Sealant Self-Leveling Elastomeric Sealant Solvent-Based <300 66
HydroStop® PremiumCoat® Buer Grade Flashing Water-Based Acrylic Flashing Water-Based <50 58
HydroStop® PremiumCoat® Fabric Stch-Bonded Polyester Reinforcement n/a n/a n/a
United Coangs™ UniCap Fastener Cover Self-Adhering Butyl Aluminum Caps For Fasteners n/a n/a n/a
HydroStop® Hydrober Bulking Agent Glass Fiber Bulking Agent n/a n/a n/a
United Coangs™ UniTape Seam Tape Self-Adhering Butyl Non-Woven Polyethylene Seam Tape n/a n/a n/a
Guides
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Cleaner & Primer Guide
*United Cleaning Concentrate required
NOTE: Exisng silicone coang is not an acceptable substrate for HydroStop® PremiumCoat®.
Substrate Cleaner* Primer Applicaon Rates
Metal
Rusty Metal YES
Acrylex 400 0.33-0.67 gal /100 sf
(1.4-2.7 L / 10 sq m)
or StableRust 0.33-0.50 gal / 100 sf
(1.4-2 L / 10 sq m)
Severe Rusty Metal YES Lock-Down Primer 0.25 gal /100 sf
(1 L / 10 sq m)
Kynar Coated Metal YES XR-2000 0.75 gal /100 sf
(3.1 L / 10 sq m)
Residual Asphalt YES UniBase 0.50-1.0 gal /100sf
(2-4 L / 10 sq m)
Asphalc
(BUR, SBS,
APP)
Smooth Asphalc YES UniBase 0.50-1.0 gal /100sf
(2-4 L / 10 sq m)
Granulated Asphalc YES UniBase 0.50-1.0 gal /100sf
(2-4 L / 10 sq m)
Single-Ply
TPO (new or aged) YES TPO Red Primer 0.50 gal/100 sf
(2 L / 10 sq m)
PVC (aged) YES No Primer n/a
Hypalon (aged) YES No Primer n/a
EPDM NO Adhere-It II
(or CleanAct)
0.2 gal/100sf
(0.8 L / sq m)
Other
Structural Concrete YES
Epoxy Primer 0.33 gal/sq
(1.4 L/10 m2)
or BarrierGuard 0.5-1.0 gal/sq;
(1.9 L-3.8 L/10 m2)
Gypsum (DensDeck & SecuRock) NO No Primer n/a
Polyisocyanurate (ISO) NO No Primer n/a
Exisng Acrylic Coang YES No Primer n/a
Corrugated Structural
Transite Panels YES Epoxy Primer 0.33 gal/sq
(1.4 L/10 m2)
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Seam Treatment Guide
Substrate Treatment
Metal
Vercal Seams
Ribbed Seam
Buer Grade Flashing
Standing Seam
Standing “T” Seam
Inverted “J” Seam
Corrugated Seam
Baen Seam
Horizontal Seams Buer Grade w/Fabric or
Foundaon Coat w/Fabric
Single-Ply
(if loose or split)
TPO No Treatment
PVC No Treatment
Hypalon No Treatment
EPDM No Treatment
Asphalc
(if loose or split)
Smooth Asphalc No Treatment
Granulated Asphalc No Treatment
Other
Structural Concrete
(non-structural cracks) No Treatment
Polyisocyanurate (ISO) Buer Grade w/Fabric or
Foundaon Coat w/Fabric
Gypsum (DensDeck & SecuRock) Buer Grade w/Fabric or
Foundaon Coat w/Fabric
Corrugated Structural Transite Panels No Treatment
Re-Cover
Assemblies
Contact GAF Technical Services at 1-800-766-3411
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Warranty Guide
NOTES:
1. Liquid-Applied Emerald Pledge™ and Diamond Pledge™ must be applied per specicaons.
2. Pre-Approval required for all 20 year Warranes by Director or above (Sales or Field Services).
Emerald Pledge™1Diamond Pledge™1
10 yr 15 yr 20 yr210 yr 15 yr 20 yr2
HYDROSTOP: Who can oer Warranty?
Authorized Contractors No No
Master & Master Select Contractors Yes No No No
Premium Contractors Yes Yes
Requirements
Moisture Survey for non-metal roofs Yes Yes
Pre-Inspecon/Approval Yes, for jobs over 20,000 sq. .
(1,858 sq m)
Yes, for jobs over 20,000 sq. .
(1,858 sq m)
Interim Inspecon Yes, for jobs over 10,000 sq. .
(929 sq m) Yes
Final Inspecon Yes Yes
Maintenance Program Yes Yes
Transferable No Yes
Warranty Registraon Yes Yes
Coverage
Manufacturing Defects Yes Yes
Ordinary Wear & Tear Yes Yes
Workmanship No Yes
Remedy
Materials Yes Yes
Labor Yes Yes
Substrate
Conditions
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Section 2
Substrate Preparation
Substrate
Conditions
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PROPER PREPARATION FOR ROOF TYPES
To ensure proper coang applicaon, the exisng roof membrane must be thoroughly cleaned. All
dust, chalking lm, bitumen exudate, greases or oils, and other loose debris should be removed
prior to coang. Be careful when pressure washing to preserve the integrity of the exisng roof
membrane and to avoid damage to membrane seams (especially adhered seams). Allow the roof to
dry completely prior to coang. Any required roof or ashing repairs should be completed and allowed
to adequately cure where necessary. Refer to specic secons of this Manual for more informaon on
roof preparaon.
Depending on type of exisng substrate and the coang to be applied, use of a primer may be
required. Surfaces which typically require primer include: metal ashings, gravel stops, and other
metal edging; concrete roof decks, masonry walls and other oor surfaces, and other porous surfaces.
Refer to specic secons of this Manual for detailed requirements.
While rusted metal roofs can be coated, addional measures may be required. If the roof is aected by
“white rust” (i.e., zinc or aluminum), it can be coated aer cleaning. However, if the roof is aected by
“red rust,” the rust must either be removed or treated with corrosion inhibing primer. Addionally, all
rusted fasteners should also be removed or treated with a corrosion inhibing primer.
GENERAL SUBSTRATE CONDITIONS
Preparaon of the roof substrate is the responsibility of the installer, who must address and correct all
of the condions listed in this secon.
Examine substrates to receive new roong. If any quesons arise regarding the compability of
HydroStop® PremiumCoat® liquid-applied roofing products with an exisng substrate, Installer
shall prepare test patches to check adhesion.
Do not proceed with the installaon of the HydroStop® PremiumCoat® liquid-applied roofing
system unl compability and adhesion of HydroStop® PremiumCoat® roofing system has been
veried by test patches and other preparatory work has been completed and unsasfactory
condions have been corrected.
Roof must have posive drainage. Substrate should not pond water for more than 48 hours aer
precipitaon stops.
GAF denes “ponding” as water that does not drain or dissipate from the roof surface within
48 hours aer precipitaon ends. Ponding can also result from other water sources, including
improperly piped air condioning condensate and steam condensate lines.
Protect adjacent surfaces that will not be coated.
Do not apply liquid-applied roong products to surfaces unacceptable to GAF, or under inclement
environmental condions.
Substrates must be clean, completely dry, and free of any debris before applicaon of any liquid-
applied products.
HydroStop® PremiumCoat® liquid-applied roofing products should not be used on heavy-trac
bearing substrates. If foot trac is expected, a rooop walkway system approved by GAF must be
used.
Always contact GAF’s Technical Services Department (800-766-3411) for quesons regarding suitable
substrates, materials for test patches, or if you require addional informaon.
WHAT IS BENEATH THE EXISTING ROOF SURFACE?
In membrane roof systems, there is typically a layer of insulation beneath the membrane. If the
roof has ever experienced leaks, it is possible that there are areas of wet insulation in the existing
roofing system. All wet roof insulation must be removed and replaced prior to coating. While certain
areas of wet insulation may be noticeable simply by walking on them, an infrared moisture scan is
recommended to more accurately determine areas of wet insulation.
Metal roofs are typically installed over a solid roof deck or over purlins and insulation. Examining the
underside of the roof deck can reveal areas of wet insulation, deteriorated deck or other damage that
needs to be repaired prior to coating.
Substrate
Conditions
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MOISTURE SURVEY
It is the responsibility of the roong contractor to determine the suitability of any substrate to
receive a liquid-applied coang system. Roof moisture surveys are a common tool used to assist with
this determinaon. When the deck/substrate has more potenal to “hold” water, a moisture survey
may be required by GAF.
Alternately, for decks/substrates such as steel, the use of roof cuts to verify the suitability of the
substrate can be eecve.
Where a moisture survey is performed:
GAF requires a moisture survey be conducted by the roong contractor prior to warranty
issuance for Emerald Pledge™ and Diamond Pledge™ Guaranteed Systems installed over exisng
roofs.
If the moisture survey shows areas of the roof that are wet, remove and replace all wet areas
with new materials. Make typical repairs with original roof technology and follow the appropriate
surface preparaon steps.
Moisture surveys include: IR scans, nuclear scans, test/core cuts, and portable devices used to
indicate moisture.
* Without signicant ponding water. Minimum of (3) three roof cuts for the rst 100 squares (929 sq m) and (1) one
test cut per addional 100 squares (929 sq m) are required to verify exisng roof condions are acceptable and/or to
determine where moisture is present.
**For lightweight insulang concrete decks, please contact GAF Technical Services at 800-766-3411.
Roof moisture surveys are not required/recommended for any system installed over an exisng standing seam metal
roof or when the liquid-applied roong system is applied directly to an approved deck (not as a recover system).
Emerald™ Pledge & Diamond Pledge™ Guaranteed Systems
Project Size Less than 100 Sqs. (929 sq m) 100 Sqs. (929 sq m) or Greater
Roof Survey Criteria Roof Surveys Recommended Roof Surveys Recommended Roof Surveys Required
Deck/Substrate
(non-standing seam metal†)
All*
Steel*
Wood*
Cemenous Wood Fiber
(Tectum or equivalent)*
Gypsum*
Structural Concrete
Lightweight Insulang
Concrete**
Exisng Spray Polyurethane
Foam
Any exisng system with a vapor
retarder
Any exisng system that is a
recover system
Any exisng system with
signicant ponding water (e.g.
poor drainage)
Liquid-Applied Limited Warranty
Project Size Any Project Size
Roof Survey Criteria Roof Surveys Recommended*
Liquid-Applied Roong Systems
Roof Moisture Survey Criteria
Substrate
Conditions
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REPAIR
Inspect and make all necessary repairs to damaged substrates. Refer to the Damaged Substrate
Treatment secons below for substrate-specic informaon.
Damaged Substrate Treatment: Metal
Areas of Concern Treatment
Rust Areas
Severely damaged or rusted seams and/or fasteners must be replaced.
Roof panels that are corroded to the point where they have holes must be
replaced.
Light rust areas must be treated to prevent further deterioraon on metal
panels. Roof surface shall have no more than 20% rust or must have
panels replaced.
Fasteners
All fasteners must be reghtened, secured, or replaced as necessary. All
stripped fasteners must be replaced with new larger fasteners.
All deteriorated and missing fasteners must be replaced. All fasteners
must be fully encapsulated with HydroStop® PremiumCoat® Buer Grade
Flashing or fastened with UniCap Fastener Covers (refer to the Product
Data Sheet for specic applicaon requirements).
Dented / Damaged Panels
Dents must be mechanically removed to the maximum extent possible.
Cover broken rib area with a sheet metal cap and seal with HydroStop®
PremiumCoat® Buer Grade Flashing prior to aaching the cap with
fasteners.
Severely damaged roof panels must be replaced.
Excessive Gaps
Seal cracks, joints, penetraons, and curbs with appropriate sealant
materials as recommended.
Seams
Repair all seams as needed. Refer to the Seam Treatment secon in this
Manual for specic seam treatment guidance.
Open Ridge Vents
Replace or install sheet metal caps over the open ridge vents when they
are rusted on the inside and/or located in a harsh environment (e.g., salt
water areas).
Do not seal weep holes on vents.
Substrate
Conditions
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Damaged Substrate Treatment: Non-Metal
Substrate Treatment
TPO
Any areas where TPO has torn, cracked, and/or buckled, or where
scrim is exposed must be repaired using similar compable materials
to the current roof.
Any wet insulaon must be replaced.
Allow at least 48 hours drying me aer the cleaning process before
applicaon of HydroStop® PremiumCoat® liquid-applied products.
PVC or Hypalon®
Any areas where PVC or Hypalon has torn, cracked, and/or buckled,
or where scrim is exposed must be repaired using similar compable
materials to the current roof.
Any wet insulaon must be replaced.
Allow at least 48 hours drying me aer the cleaning process before
applicaon of HydroStop® PremiumCoat® liquid-applied products.
Spray Polyurethane Foam
All areas where the urethane foam has degraded must be scaried
and re-foamed to bring substrate to a smooth, workable surface.
Any areas where foam has become wet must be removed and re-
foamed.
EPDM
Any areas where EPDM has torn, cracked, and/or buckled must be
repaired using similar compable materials to the current roof.
Any wet insulaon must be replaced.
Allow at least 48 hours drying me aer the cleaning process before
applicaon of HydroStop® PremiumCoat® liquid-applied products.
Mineral & Granule Surfaced BUR or
Modied Bitumen (SBS & APP)
OR
Smooth Surfaced BUR or Modied
Bitumen (SBS & APP)
Any areas where asphalc membrane has blistered, buckled, become
wet and/or otherwise been damaged must be removed and repaired
using similar compable materials to the current roof.
New BUR or modied bitumen repair materials must be allowed to
weather at least 30 days before applying liquid-applied products to
repaired areas.
All areas where BUR or modied bitumen surface have signicantly
cracked (gaps 1/16” [1.6 mm] or greater in width and/or depth) must
be repaired using ashing grade coang to create a smooth, workable
surface on the substrate.
Allow ashing grade coang at least 24 hours drying me before
applicaon of HydroStop® PremiumCoat® liquid-applied products.
Areas with thicker applicaons may require addional drying me.
Gravel-surfaced BUR or modied bitumen roong systems are not
a suitable substrate to receive a HydroStop® PremiumCoat® liquid-
applied coang.
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Damaged Substrate Treatment: Non-Metal (Cont’d.)
Substrate Treatment
Corrugated Structural
Transite Panels
All large or excessive gaps (greater than 1/4” [6 mm]) exisng between
roof panels must be lled or made ush with closed-cell foam strips or
polyurethane foam to pre-ll voids.
All fasteners must be reghtened, secured, or replaced as necessary. All
stripped fasteners must be replaced with larger fasteners.
All deteriorated or missing fasteners must be replaced. All fasteners must
be fully encapsulated with HydroStop® PremiumCoat® Buer Grade
Flashing or fastened with UniCap Fastener Covers.
Repair all horizontal seams as needed. Refer to the Seam Treatment
secon in this Manual for specic seam treatment guidance.
Many of these panels can contain asbestos. Refer to the Environmental
Consideraons in the Cleaning Procedures secon in this Manual for
further informaon.
Structural Concrete
All large or excessive gaps (greater than 1/4” [6 mm]) must be repaired
using high-quality concrete grout. Grout must fully cure before applicaon
of HydroStop® PremiumCoat® liquid-applied coang system.
Correct areas of ponding water.
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CLEANING PROCEDURES
Note: Under no circumstances does GAF have any liability for expenses arising out of or associated with the
presence of asbestos-containing materials or any other allegedly hazardous substances or materials on the roof to
which the new GAF roong materials are being applied.
Treatment
General Surface Prep
Clean and prepare surfaces to receive liquid-applied roong products.
Remove all dirt, dust, loose and aking parcles, grease, oil, laitance,
polluon fallout, and other contaminants that may interfere with proper
adhesion.
Use a s bristle push broom and/or pressure washing for cleaning and
surface preparaon.
When encountering roof substrates that have living organisms such as
algae, mold or fungus , a sterilant such as 3:1 bleach soluon must be used
to kill and remove these organisms during the roof cleaning.
Pressure Washing
Substrate must be pressure-washed with water and/or approved cleaner.
Refer to the Cleaner & Primer Guide in this Manual for specic cleaner
informaon for the substrate you are working with.
A minimum working pressure of 2,000 psi is to be used to remove all dirt,
dust, chalking and waste products (oil, oil-based roof cements, solvents,
grease, animal fats, etc.).
Concrete, EPDM, and metal substrates should use a minimum working
pressure of 3,000 psi.
Care should be taken not to damage the roof surface or inject water into
the substrate during washing.
Allow at least 48 hours for complete drying aer the cleaning process.
Important! Environmental
Consideraons
Corrugated or structural transite panels are likely to contain signicant
amounts of asbestos, which may be released during pressure-washing.
Asbestos dust is an extreme health hazard and known as a carcinogen. It is
the Installer’s responsibility to check with state and local agencies regarding
proper disposal, as well as the proper protecon for workers exposed to
this material.
Roof wash-o catchment systems should be in place when required. Be
sure to follow state and local requirements for roof-wash o catchments
during the cleaning process.
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GENERAL SUBSTRATE PREPARATION
Substrate Preparaon: Metal
Areas of Concern Preparaon
Crickets
Sheet metal crickets must be installed according to metal deck
manufacturer's specicaons.
New crickets must be sealed with HydroStop® PremiumCoat® Buer
Grade Flashing under the anges before they are mechanically aached
to the curb unit and metal roof panel.
Stch-screw cricket anges to the curb unit and metal roof panel while
the HydroStop® PremiumCoat® Buer Grade Flashing is sll wet using
fasteners.
Ponding Water Areas
Make every eort to eliminate all ponding water areas prior to coangs
applicaon.
Treat ponding water areas which cannot be eliminated with HydroStop®
BarrierGuard® bulked with HydroFiber prior to applicaon of other
coangs. If ponding water cannot be eliminated, areas should be treated
with a 3-course applicaon of HydroStop® BarrierGuard® and fabric.
Residual Asphalt
Remove any exisng asphalc roof coang.
Any residual asphalt must be coated with UniBase Primer (see Cleaner &
Primer Guide).
Pre-Finished Metal Panels
If roof panel surfaces are known or suspected to contain Kynar-500,
other uoropolymers, or silicone, test patches need to be prepared with
and without the use of XR-2000 Primer (see Cleaner & Primer Guide).
Based on test patch adhesion results, Installer should apply primer on
pre-nished metal panels per specicaons.
Pitch Pans
Pitch pans must be capped with sheet metal so they can be sealed
with HydroStop® PremiumCoat® Buer Grade Flashing. Contact GAF's
Technical Services Department for more informaon.
Neoprene Pipe Boots
Install neoprene boots prior to performing ashing work for certain types
of pipe penetraons. Neoprene boots rst must be sealed to the roof
using a bead of HydroStop® PremiumCoat® Buer Grade Flashing prior
to mechanical aachment with fasteners.
Condensate Lines
Condensate lines should be installed from the HVAC units to guers as
part of the overall roong contract. Type of piping used for condensate
lines may vary depending on local building codes.
Condensate lines must be securely fastened to panel ribs. All fastener
heads must be encapsulated with HydroStop® PremiumCoat® Buer
Grade Flashing.
Cinch Straps at Panel End Laps
Re-ghten cinch straps as necessary.
Surround each strap and fastener head with a bead of HydroStop®
PremiumCoat® Buer Grade Flashing.
Encapsulate the cinch strap water channel, then seal the enre lap,
strap, and fastener heads with a minimum of 12 inches (305 mm)
width of HydroStop® PremiumCoat® Buer Grade Flashing. Feather
the HydroStop® PremiumCoat® Buer Grade Flashing out. Fabric is not
required.
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Substrate Preparaon: Metal (Contd.)
Areas of Concern Preparaon
Ridge Caps
All ridge caps must be ashed with HydroStop® PremiumCoat® Buer Grade
Flashing with fabric.
All voids and open areas in the ridge cap must be lled with polyurethane
foam prior to applicaon of the coang and fabric.
For metal "Z" closures which are located within 2 inches (51 mm) of the
ridge cap edge, remove all exposed sealant and apply a liberal bead of
HydroStop® PremiumCoat® Buer Grade Flashing with fabric to all sides of
the "Z" closure where they intersect with both the roof panel and ridge cap.
Rakes
All xed rake details for the roof must be secured and sealed with 12 inches
(305 mm) minimum width of HydroStop® PremiumCoat® Buer Grade
Flashing with fabric.
If xed rake metal is fastened to the top of roof panel ribs and extends back
onto the roof, trim o any excess metal and follow horizontal seam ashing
procedures.
All voids and open areas must be lled with polyurethane foam prior to
applicaon of the coang and fabric.
Parapet Walls
All parapet wall details within the roof system must be secured and sealed
with 12 inches (305 mm) minimum width of HydroStop® PremiumCoat®
Buer Grade Flashing with fabric.
If parapet wall ashing metal is fastened to the top of roof panel ribs and
extends back onto the roof, trim o any excess metal and follow horizontal
seam ashing procedures.
All voids and open areas must be lled with polyurethane foam prior to
applicaon of HydroStop® PremiumCoat® Buer Grade Flashing with fabric.
Fabric must be cut around all fasteners so it lies at. United Coangs™
UniCap fastener covers can alternavely be used.
Standing Seam Panels
Contact GAF’s Technical Services Department (800-766-3411).
Curb Flashings
All curb ashings, including cricket details, must be ashed with at least a 12
inch (305 mm) width of HydroStop® PremiumCoat® Buer Grade Flashing
with fabric.
Encapsulate all fasteners using HydroStop® PremiumCoat® Buer Grade
Flashing with fabric. Do not bridge fasteners.
The fabric must be cut around all fasteners so the fabric lies at.
Penetraons
HydroStop® PremiumCoat® Buer Grade Flashing with fabric should be
applied around the base of all penetraons, extending at least 6 inches (152
mm) up the vercal and 6 inches (152 mm) onto the base.
Cut the fabric to accommodate the shape of the penetraon.
Skylights
Curb skylights must be treated in the same fashion as curb ashings.
Aer ashing work has been completed and the coang has cured, treat
deteriorated berglass skylight panels with United Coangs™ Acrysheen
Sealer.
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Substrate Preparaon: Metal (Contd.)
Areas of Concern Preparaon
VERTICAL SEAMS
Ribbed Seam
All ribbed panel vercal seams must be sealed with HydroStop®
PremiumCoat® Buer Grade Flashing. Feather the coang unl
seams are no longer visible while brushing in the direcon parallel
to the seam.
Standing Seam
All standing vercal seams must be sealed with a 1/2 inch (12 mm)
bead of HydroStop® PremiumCoat® Buer Grade Flashing. Feather
the coang unl seams are no longer visible while brushing in the
direcon parallel to the seam.
Standing “T” Seam
Both vercal seams of the standing "T" must be ashed with a 1/2
inch (12 mm) bead of the HydroStop® PremiumCoat® Buer Grade
Flashing and brushed into the seams.
Inverted “J” Seam
In snowy climates and/or when roof leaks are suspected, re-
crimping the short leg of the seam all the way under the horizontal
poron of the inverted "J" seam is required. Brush or trowel-apply
HydroStop® PremiumCoat® Buer Grade Flashing over the newly
created single lock vercal seam. Portable seamers may be used to
perform the re-crimping.
Corrugated Seam
All corrugated panel vercal seams must be sealed with
HydroStop® PremiumCoat® Buer Grade Flashing. Feather the
coang unl seams are no longer visible while brushing in the
direcon parallel to the seam.
Baen Seam
Both vercal seams of the baen must be ashed with a 1/2
inch (12 mm) bead of HydroStop® PremiumCoat® Buer Grade
Flashing. Feather the coang unl seams are no longer visible
while brushing in the direcon parallel to the seam.
HORIZONTAL SEAMS
Horizontal Seam
All seams must be reinforced with two layers of HydroStop®
PremiumCoat® Buer Grade Flashing with fabric or TOPCOAT®
Liquid Fabric.
The coang must be feathered at least 1 inch (25 mm) beyond
each side of the 6 inch (152 mm) width to allow water to ow over
the seam.
Fabric must be cut around all fasteners so it lies at.
For ribbed roof panels, the fabric must be applied over panel ribs
in connuous lengths. A minimum 2 inches (51 mm) overlap is
required for all splices in fabric.
Horizontal seams must be secured with fasteners on the high side
of every other corrugaon, spaced no more than 12 inches (305
mm) on center.
The horizontal seam must be made ush by installing two
fasteners per ute.
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Substrate Preparaon: TPO
Areas of Concern Treatment
Parapet Walls
Repair all open seams and any loose or failed terminaons with in-
kind materials prior to applicaon of HydroStop® PremiumCoat®
Buer Grade Flashing with fabric.
All parapet wall details within the roof system must be secured
and sealed with a 12 inch (305 mm) minimum width of
HydroStop® PremiumCoat® Buer Grade Flashing with fabric.
Fabric must be cut around all fasteners so it lies at.
Curb Flashings
All curb ashings, including cricket details, must be ashed with
at least a 12 inch (305 mm) width of HydroStop® PremiumCoat®
Buer Grade Flashing with fabric.
Encapsulate all fasteners using HydroStop® PremiumCoat® Buer
Grade Flashing with fabric. Do not bridge fasteners.
Fabric must be cut around all fasteners so it lies at.
Penetraons
HydroStop® PremiumCoat® Buer Grade Flashing with fabric must
be applied around the base of all penetraons, extending at least
6 inches (152 mm) up the vercal and 6 inches (152 mm) onto the
base.
Cut the fabric to accommodate the shape of the penetraon.
Skylights
Curb skylights must be treated in the same fashion as curb
ashings.
Aer ashing work has been completed and the coang has cured,
treat deteriorated berglass skylight panels with United Coangs™
Acrysheen Sealer.
Pitch Pans
Pitch pans must be capped with sheet metal so that they may be
sealed with HydroStop® PremiumCoat® Buer Grade Flashing.
Condensate Lines
Condensate lines must be installed from HVAC units to guers as
part of the overall drainage system. The type of piping used for
condensate lines may vary depending on local building codes.
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Substrate Preparaon: PVC & Hypalon®
Areas of Concern Treatment
Parapet Walls
Repair all open seams and any loose or failed terminaons with in-
kind materials prior to applicaon of HydroStop® PremiumCoat®
Buer Grade Flashing with fabric.
All parapet wall details within the roof system must be secured
and sealed with a 12 inch (305 mm) minimum width of
HydroStop® PremiumCoat® Buer Grade Flashing with fabric.
Fabric must be cut around all fasteners so it lies at.
Curb Flashings
All curb ashings, including cricket details, must be ashed with
at least a 12 inch (305 mm) width of HydroStop® PremiumCoat®
Buer Grade Flashing with fabric.
Encapsulate all fasteners using HydroStop® PremiumCoat® Buer
Grade Flashing with fabric. Do not bridge fasteners.
Fabric must be cut around all fasteners so it lies at.
Penetraons
HydroStop® PremiumCoat® Buer Grade Flashing with fabric must
be applied around the base of all penetraons, extending at least
6 inches (152 mm) up the vercal and 6 inches (152 mm) onto the
base.
Cut the fabric to accommodate the shape of the penetraon.
Skylights
Curb skylights must be treated in the same fashion as curb
ashings.
Aer ashing work has been completed and the coang has cured,
treat deteriorated berglass skylight panels with United Coangs™
Acrysheen Sealer.
Pitch Pans
Pitch pans must be capped with sheet metal so that they may be
sealed with HydroStop® PremiumCoat® Buer Grade Flashing.
Condensate Lines
Condensate lines must be installed from HVAC units to guers as
part of the overall drainage system. The type of piping used for
condensate lines may vary depending on local building codes.
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Substrate Preparaon: EPDM
Areas of Concern Treatment
Parapet Walls
Repair all open seams and any loose or failed terminaons with in-
kind materials prior to applicaon of HydroStop® PremiumCoat®
Buer Grade Flashing with fabric.
All parapet wall details within the roof system must be secured
and sealed with a 12 inch (305 mm) minimum width of
HydroStop® PremiumCoat® Buer Grade Flashing with fabric.
Fabric must be cut around all fasteners so it lies at.
Curb Flashings
All curb ashings, including cricket details, must be ashed with
at least a 12 inch (305 mm) width of HydroStop® PremiumCoat®
Buer Grade Flashing with fabric.
Encapsulate all fasteners using HydroStop® PremiumCoat® Buer
Grade Flashing with fabric. Do not bridge fasteners.
Fabric must be cut around all fasteners so it lies at.
Penetraons
HydroStop® PremiumCoat® Buer Grade Flashing with fabric must
be applied around the base of all penetraons, extending at least
6 inches (152 mm) up the vercal and 6 inches (152 mm) onto the
base.
Cut the fabric to accommodate the shape of the penetraon.
Skylights
Curb skylights must be treated in the same fashion as curb
ashings.
Aer ashing work has been completed and the coang has cured,
treat deteriorated berglass skylight panels with United Coangs™
Acrysheen Sealer.
Pitch Pans
Pitch pans must be capped with sheet metal so that they may be
sealed with HydroStop® PremiumCoat® Buer Grade Flashing.
Condensate Lines
Condensate lines must be installed from HVAC units to guers as
part of the overall drainage system. The type of piping used for
condensate lines may vary depending on local building codes.
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Substrate Preparaon: Smooth & Granulated Surfaced Asphalc
Areas of Concern Treatment
Parapet Walls
Repair all open seams and any loose or failed terminaons with in-
kind materials prior to applicaon of HydroStop® PremiumCoat®
Buer Grade Flashing with fabric.
All parapet wall details within the roof system must be secured
and sealed with a 12 inch (305 mm) minimum width of
HydroStop® PremiumCoat® Buer Grade Flashing with fabric.
Fabric must be cut around all fasteners so it lies at.
Curb Flashings
All curb ashings, including cricket details, must be ashed with
at least a 12 inch (305 mm) width of HydroStop® PremiumCoat®
Buer Grade Flashing with fabric.
Encapsulate all fasteners using HydroStop® PremiumCoat® Buer
Grade Flashing with fabric. Do not bridge fasteners.
Fabric must be cut around all fasteners so it lies at.
Penetraons
HydroStop® PremiumCoat® Buer Grade Flashing with fabric must
be applied around the base of all penetraons, extending at least
6 inches (152 mm) up the vercal and 6 inches (152 mm) onto the
base.
Cut the fabric to accommodate the shape of the penetraon.
Skylights
Curb skylights must be treated in the same fashion as curb
ashings.
Aer ashing work has been completed and the coang has cured,
treat deteriorated berglass skylight panels with United Coangs™
Acrysheen Sealer.
Pitch Pans
Pitch pans must be capped with sheet metal so that they may be
sealed with HydroStop® PremiumCoat® Buer Grade Flashing.
Condensate Lines
Condensate lines must be installed from HVAC units to guers as
part of the overall drainage system. The type of piping used for
condensate lines may vary depending on local building codes.
NOTE: For spudded gravel surfaces, please contact GAF Technical Services (800-766-3411).
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Substrate Preparaon: Structural Concrete
Areas of Concern Treatment
Parapet Walls
Repair all cracked, spalled and open concrete holes with an in-kind
cemenous patch. Repair any loose or failed seams with similar
materials as originally used. This is commonly a polyurethane
sealant with a closed cell polyethylene backer rod.
All parapet wall details within the roof system must be secured
and sealed with a 12 inch (305 mm) minimum width of
HydroStop® PremiumCoat® Buer Grade Flashing with fabric.
Fabric must be cut around all fasteners so it lies at.
Curb Flashings
All curb ashings, including cricket details, must be ashed with
at least a 12 inch (305 mm) width of HydroStop® PremiumCoat®
Buer Grade Flashing with fabric.
Encapsulate all fasteners using HydroStop® PremiumCoat® Buer
Grade Flashing with fabric. Do not bridge fasteners.
Fabric must be cut around all fasteners so it lies at.
Penetraons
HydroStop® PremiumCoat® Buer Grade Flashing with fabric must
be applied around the base of all penetraons, extending at least
6 inches (152 mm) up the vercal and 6 inches (152 mm) onto the
base.
Cut the fabric to accommodate the shape of the penetraon.
Skylights
Curb skylights must be treated in the same fashion as curb
ashings.
Aer ashing work has been completed and the coang has cured,
treat deteriorated berglass skylight panels with United Coangs™
Acrysheen Sealer.
Pitch Pans
Pitch pans must be capped with sheet metal so that they may be
sealed with HydroStop® PremiumCoat® Buer Grade Flashing.
Condensate Lines
Condensate lines must be installed from HVAC units to guers as
part of the overall drainage system. The type of piping used for
condensate lines may vary depending on local building codes.
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Adhesion Tesng
Adhesion tesng is generally performed to verify the suitability of any substrate to receive a liquid-
applied coang system. It is the responsibility of the roong contractor to determine the suitability of
the substrate prior to the applicaon of a liquid-applied coang system.
When adhesion tests are conducted:
Test patches shall be labeled and photographed to document adhesion results.
Installer can consult with GAF’s Technical Services Department (800-766-3411) concerning all
adhesion test results.
GAF recommends either of the following test methods:
Test Method #1: Test Patches
Overview Patch tesng gives informaon about the bond strength created
between a liquid-applied product and a substrate.
Preparaon
Installer should prepare no fewer than three (3) test patches at
dierent locaons on the roof for all quesonable roof substrates
to verify adhesion of the liquid-applied coang system.
Test Method
Minimum test patch size should be 1 square foot (0.09 square
meter).
Allow at least seven (7) full 24 hour days of drying me aer
applicaon of the test patches before checking adhesion.
Check adhesion by slicing an “X” (approx. 6” [152 mm] in size) near
the center of the test patch.
Using a spatula, try to remove the material at the center of the
“X”.
Acceptable Result:
Test patches that show good adhesion will release or chip away
from the surface in very small pieces.
Unacceptable Result:
Test patches that peel o of the surface and show the underlying
substrate reect poor adhesion.
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Test Method #2: Field Peel Adhesion (Alternate to Test Patches)
Overview
ASTM D903 “Peel Adhesion” is found in all roof coang standards
and is especially well-suited to eld tesng with elastomeric
materials. Primers and enamels may also be evaluated by a similar
test called ASTM D3359 “Tape Adhesion.” It may also be important to
run the test wet; this is called “wet adhesion.”
Preparaon101
Make a mock-up of the intended coang system on the exisng
roof surface.
Duplicate any mechanical surface preparaon.
Simulate cleaners and power washing.
A worn Scotch-Brite® cleaning pad makes a good power washing
simulaon.
Prime as specied.
Apply a layer of elastomeric coang to the substrate.
Installer should prepare no fewer than three (3) test patches at
dierent locaons on the roof for all quesonable roof substrates
to verify adhesion of the liquid-applied coang system.
Test Method
Wet about 6” (152 mm) of a precut 1” (25 mm) wide by 12” (305
mm) long fabric strip with the coang.
Allow the remaining 6” (152 mm) of the fabric to be available to
pull on the test sample.
Apply another layer of coang to encapsulate the weed secon of
fabric.
Allow to dry. This can be anywhere from 24 hours to 2 weeks.
In warm weather, 1 day may be sucient.
In cold weather, 5 days is oen required.
The standard pracce is 1 week.
Soak prior to tesng (best pracce).
One hour is usually sucient; use wet rag and cover with a
bucket lid or plasc.
Some coangs like polyvinylidene diuoride (PVDF) or silicone
may take longer.
Oponal
Pre-cut 1” (25 mm) wide strips of butyl tape work faster and can be
used in a post installaon inspecon. A “wet adhesion” version can
be accomplished by soaking the roof area rst as indicated above,
but follow with a towel dry, and then use butyl tape to run the pull
test. The butyl tape can be easier to use with a gauge as it will bond
to itself making a perfect loop.
Quantave Evaluaon (best pracce) Qualitave Evaluaon
Use a force gauge such as a digital sh scale or trigger
pressure gauge.
A loop, staple or clamp may be used to hold the fabric in
the gauge.
Pull slowly; the peak value should be above 2 pounds/
inch (2 PLI).
Excellent: Coang tears up the substrate (cohesive
failure of substrate)
Very Good: Most of the coang remains on the
substrate (cohesive failure of coang)
Good: Some coang remains on the substrate
(paral cohesive failure of coang)
Fair: Coang pulls clean but pulls below 2 pounds/
inch (2 PLI)
Poor: Test strip comes o easily and cleanly
(complete cohesive failure of coang)
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Quick Specs
Quick Specs
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HydroStop® PremiumCoat® Quick Spec Directory
Spec Number Substrate Specicaon Page #
HS-1 Metal – HydroStop® PremiumCoat® 29
HS-2 Smooth & Granulated Asphalc – Hydro�top™ PremiumCoat® 30
HS-3 TPO – HydroStop® PremiumCoat® 31
HS-4 PVC – HydroStop® PremiumCoat® 32
HS-5 Hypalon® - HydroStop® PremiumCoat® 33
HS-6 EPDM – HydroStop® PremiumCoat® 34
HS-7 Structural Concrete – HydroStop® PremiumCoa 35
HS-8 Corrugated Structural Transite Panel – HydroStop® PremiumCoat® 36
HS-9 ISO – HydroStop® PremiumCoat® 37
HS-10 Gypsum (DensDeck & SecuRock) – HydroStop® PremiumCoat® 38
HS-11 Warranty Extension/Renewal – HydroStop® PremiumCoat® 39
Quick Specs are abbreviated specicaons and are not meant to replace detailed
specicaons. Complete 3-part CSI System Specicaons are available at
www.gaf.com.
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QUICK SPEC
METAL – HYDROSTOP® PREMIUMCOAT® (HS-1)
Method
Requirements
Applicaon
Instrucons
Roof must be clean, dry, and tight.
Adhesion test required to ensure proper adhesion to substrate(s).
Apply at 50°F (10°C) and rising with no rain, dew, fog or freezing temperatures in
forecast for 24 hours.
GAF recommends that the surface temperature be at or less than 110°F (43°C)
during application.
• Use GAF Roof Brush to apply HydroStop® PremiumCoat® Foundaon Coat
• Spray, roller, or brush apply HydroStop® PremiumCoat® Finish Coat
1. Tighten and/or replace exisng fasteners.
2. Power-wash roof to ensure it is free of dirt, debris, oil, and other contaminants
that could negavely aect adhesion. United Cleaning Concentrate (UCC) is
recommended to clean the roof. Allow roof to completely dry.
3. Install crickets to divert water and complete other necessary sheet metal repairs.
4. Prime rusty areas with Acrylex 400 Primer or StableRust Rust-Inhibing Primer.
For severe rust, prime area with Lock-Down Primer.
5. Treat seams.
6. Treat all roof penetraons, skylight curbs & rake edges with HydroStop®
PremiumCoat® Buer Grade Flashing with fabric.
7. Encapsulate fasteners with HydroStop® HydroCap Fastener Caps or HydroStop®
PremiumCoat® Buer Grade Flashing.
8. Before applying the HydroStop® PremiumCoat® System, an adhesion test is
required to ensure an adhesion of a minimum of 2.0 PLI. Test patches to be
applied with system rates listed below.
9. Apply HydroStop® PremiumCoat® Foundaon Coat and Finish Coat per the chart
below.
* DFT (Dry Film Thickness) is rounded to nearest mil. Actual DFT will vary dependent on substrate prole, applicaon technique &
waste factor. Primer/Base is not included in DFT calculaons.
METAL
HYDROSTOP® PREMIUMCOAT® SYSTEM
Foundaon Coat Finish Coat System Warranty
Area Total
(Gal/Sq)
DFT*
(mils)
1st Coat
(Gal/Sq)
2nd Coat
(Gal/Sq)
3rd Coat
(Gal/Sq)
Total
(Gal/Sq)
DFT*
(mils)
Total
(Gal/Sq)
DFT*
(mils)
Emerald
Pledge™
Diamond
Pledge™
10 Year
Horizontal & Vercal
Seams w/fabric 2.5 27 0.75 0.75 1.5 13 4.0 40
Yes Yes
Field of Roof
(no fabric) N/A 00.75 0.75 1.5 13 1.5 13
15 Year
Horizontal & Vercal
Seams w/fabric 2.5 27 1.0 1.0 2.0 17 4.5 44
Yes Yes
Field of Roof
(no fabric) N/A 0 1.0 1.0 2.0 17 2.0 17
20 Year
Horizontal & Vercal
Seams w/fabric 2.5 27 1.0 1.0 1.0 3.0 25 5.5 52
Yes Yes
Field of Roof
(no fabric) N/A 0 1.0 1.0 1.0 3.0 25 3.0 25
NOTE: The following “Quick Spec” is an abbreviated specicaon and is not meant to replace the detailed
specicaon. Read the enre 3-Part CSI System Specicaon prior to starng the project. Specicaons are
available at www.gaf.com.
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SMOOTH & GRANULATED ASPHALTIC – HYDROSTOP® PREMIUMCOAT® (HS-2)
Method
Requirements
Applicaon
Instrucons
Moisture survey recommended for all non-metal roofs.
Roof must be clean, dry, and tight.
Adhesion test required to ensure proper adhesion to substrate(s).
Apply at 50°F (10°C) and rising with no rain, dew, fog or freezing temperatures in
forecast for 24 hours.
GAF recommends that the surface temperature be at or less than 110°F (43°C)
during application.
1. Conduct moisture survey and remove/replace all wet areas.
2. Repair membrane including seams, penetraons, ashings, curbs, and
terminaons with like materials.
3. Power-wash roof to ensure it is free of dirt, debris, oil, and other contaminants
that could negavely aect adhesion. United Cleaning Concentrate (UCC) is
recommended to clean the roof. Allow roof to completely dry.
4. Prime with UniBase Primer.
5. Treat all roof penetraons, drains, curbs, and scuppers.
6. Before applying the HydroStop® PremiumCoat® System, an adhesion test is
required to ensure an adhesion of a minimum of 2.0 PLI. Test patches to be
applied with system rates listed below.
7. Apply HydroStop® PremiumCoat® Foundaon Coat and Finish Coat per the chart
below.
• Use GAF Roof Brush to apply HydroStop® PremiumCoat® Foundaon Coat
• Spray, roller, or brush apply HydroStop® PremiumCoat® Finish Coat
* DFT (Dry Film Thickness) is rounded to nearest mil. Actual DFT will vary dependent on substrate prole, applicaon technique &
waste factor. Primer/Base is not included in DFT calculaons.
SMOOTH AND GRANULATED ASPHALTIC
HYDROSTOP® PREMIUMCOAT® SYSTEM
Foundaon Coat
(with fabric) Finish Coat System Warranty
Total
(Gal/Sq)
DFT*
(mils)
1st Coat
(Gal/Sq)
2nd Coat
(Gal/Sq)
3rd Coat
(Gal/Sq)
Total
(Gal/Sq)
DFT*
(mils)
Total
(Gal/Sq)
DFT*
(mils)
Emerald
Pledge™
Diamond
Pledge™
10
Year 2.5 27 0.75 0.75 1.5 13 4.0 40
Yes Yes
15
Year 2.5 27 1.0 1.0 2.0 17 4.5 44
20
Year 2.5 27 1.0 1.0 1.0 3.0 25 5.5 52
NOTE: The following “Quick Spec” is an abbreviated specicaon and is not meant to replace the detailed
specicaon. Read the enre 3-Part CSI System Specicaon prior to starng the project. Specicaons are
available at www.gaf.com.
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QUICK SPEC
TPO – HYDROSTOP® PREMIUMCOAT® (HS-3)
Method
Requirements
Applicaon
Instrucons
Moisture survey recommended for all non-metal roofs.
Roof must be clean, dry, and tight.
Adhesion test required to ensure proper adhesion to substrate(s).
Apply at 50°F (10°C) and rising with no rain, dew, fog or freezing temperatures in
forecast for 24 hours.
GAF recommends that the surface temperature be at or less than 110°F (43°C)
during application.
1. Conduct moisture survey and remove/replace all wet areas.
2. Repair membrane including seams, penetraons, ashings, curbs, and
terminaons with like materials.
3. Power-wash roof to ensure it is free of dirt, debris, oil, and other contaminants
that could negavely aect adhesion. United Cleaning Concentrate (UCC) is
recommended to clean the roof. Allow roof to completely dry.
4. Prime with TPO Red Primer.
5. Treat all roof penetraons, drains, curbs, and scuppers.
6. Before applying the HydroStop® PremiumCoat® System, an adhesion test is
required to ensure an adhesion of a minimum of 2.0 PLI. Test patches to be
applied with system rates listed below.
7. Apply HydroStop® PremiumCoat® Foundaon Coat and Finish Coat per the chart
below.
• Use GAF Roof Brush to apply HydroStop® PremiumCoat® Foundaon Coat
• Spray, roller, or brush apply HydroStop® PremiumCoat® Finish Coat
* DFT (Dry Film Thickness) is rounded to nearest mil. Actual DFT will vary dependent on substrate prole, applicaon technique &
waste factor. Primer/Base is not included in DFT calculaons.
TPO
HYDROSTOP® PREMIUMCOAT® SYSTEM
Foundaon Coat
(with fabric) Finish Coat System Warranty
Total
(Gal/Sq)
DFT*
(mils)
1st Coat
(Gal/Sq)
2nd Coat
(Gal/Sq)
3rd Coat
(Gal/Sq)
Total
(Gal/Sq)
DFT*
(mils)
Total
(Gal/Sq)
DFT*
(mils)
Emerald
Pledge™
Diamond
Pledge™
10
Year 2.5 27 0.75 0.75 1.5 13 4.0 40
Yes Yes
15
Year 2.5 27 1.0 1.0 2.0 17 4.5 44
20
Year 2.5 27 1.0 1.0 1.0 3.0 25 5.5 52
NOTE: The following “Quick Spec” is an abbreviated specicaon and is not meant to replace the detailed
specicaon. Read the enre 3-Part CSI System Specicaon prior to starng the project. Specicaons are
available at www.gaf.com.
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QUICK SPEC
PVC – HYDROSTOP® PREMIUMCOAT® (HS-4)
Method
Requirements
Applicaon
Instrucons
Moisture survey recommended for all non-metal roofs.
Roof must be clean, dry, and tight.
Adhesion test required to ensure proper adhesion to substrate(s).
Apply at 50°F (10°C) and rising with no rain, dew, fog or freezing temperatures in
forecast for 24 hours.
GAF recommends that the surface temperature be at or less than 110°F (43°C)
during application.
1. Conduct moisture survey and remove/replace all wet areas.
2. Repair membrane including seams, penetraons, ashings, curbs, and
terminaons with like materials.
3. Power-wash roof to ensure it is free of dirt, debris, oil, and other contaminants
that could negavely aect adhesion. United Cleaning Concentrate (UCC) is
recommended to clean the roof. Allow roof to completely dry.
4. In most cases, no primer is required for this substrate.
5. Treat all roof penetraons, drains, curbs, and scuppers.
6. Before applying the HydroStop® PremiumCoat® System, an adhesion test is
required to ensure an adhesion of a minimum of 2.0 PLI. Test patches to be
applied with system rates listed below.
7. Apply HydroStop® PremiumCoat® Foundaon Coat and Finish Coat per the
chart below.
• Use GAF Roof Brush to apply HydroStop® PremiumCoat® Foundaon Coat
• Spray, roller, or brush apply HydroStop® PremiumCoat® Finish Coat
* DFT (Dry Film Thickness) is rounded to nearest mil. Actual DFT will vary dependent on substrate prole, applicaon technique &
waste factor. Primer/Base is not included in DFT calculaons.
PVC
HYDROSTOP® PREMIUMCOAT® SYSTEM
Foundaon Coat
(with fabric) Finish Coat System Warranty
Total
(Gal/Sq)
DFT*
(mils)
1st Coat
(Gal/Sq)
2nd Coat
(Gal/Sq)
3rd Coat
(Gal/Sq)
Total
(Gal/Sq)
DFT*
(mils)
Total
(Gal/Sq)
DFT*
(mils)
Emerald
Pledge™
Diamond
Pledge™
10
Year 2.5 27 0.75 0.75 1.5 13 4.0 40
Yes Yes
15
Year 2.5 27 1.0 1.0 2.0 17 4.5 44
20
Year 2.5 27 1.0 1.0 1.0 3.0 25 5.5 52
NOTE: The following “Quick Spec” is an abbreviated specicaon and is not meant to replace the detailed
specicaon. Read the enre 3-Part CSI System Specicaon prior to starng the project. Specicaons are
available at www.gaf.com.
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QUICK SPEC
HYPALON® - HYDROSTOP® PREMIUMCOAT® (HS-5)
Method
Requirements
Applicaon
Instrucons
Moisture survey recommended for all non-metal roofs.
Roof must be clean, dry, and tight.
Adhesion test required to ensure proper adhesion to substrate(s).
Apply at 50°F (10°C) and rising with no rain, dew, fog or freezing temperatures in
forecast for 24 hours.
GAF recommends that the surface temperature be at or less than 110°F (43°C)
during application.
1. Conduct moisture survey and remove/replace all wet areas.
2. Repair membrane including seams, penetraons, ashings, curbs, and
terminaons with like materials.
3. Power-wash roof to ensure it is free of dirt, debris, oil, and other contaminants
that could negavely aect adhesion. United Cleaning Concentrate (UCC) is
recommended to clean the roof. Allow roof to completely dry.
4. In most cases, no primer is required for this substrate.
5. Treat all roof penetraons, drains, curbs, and scuppers.
6. Before applying the HydroStop® PremiumCoat® System, an adhesion test is
required to ensure an adhesion of a minimum of 2.0 PLI. Test patches to be
applied with system rates listed below.
7. Apply HydroStop® PremiumCoat® Foundaon Coat and Finish Coat per the chart
below.
• Use GAF Roof Brush to apply HydroStop® PremiumCoat® Foundaon Coat
• Spray, roller, or brush apply HydroStop® PremiumCoat® Finish Coat
* DFT (Dry Film Thickness) is rounded to nearest mil. Actual DFT will vary dependent on substrate prole, applicaon technique &
waste factor. Primer/Base is not included in DFT calculaons.
HYPALON®
HYDROSTOP® PREMIUMCOAT® SYSTEM
Foundaon Coat
(with fabric) Finish Coat System Warranty
Total
(Gal/Sq)
DFT*
(mils)
1st Coat
(Gal/Sq)
2nd Coat
(Gal/Sq)
3rd Coat
(Gal/Sq)
Total
(Gal/Sq)
DFT*
(mils)
Total
(Gal/Sq)
DFT*
(mils)
Emerald
Pledge™
Diamond
Pledge™
10
Year 2.5 27 0.75 0.75 1.5 13 4.0 40
Yes Yes
15
Year 2.5 27 1.0 1.0 2.0 17 4.5 44
20
Year 2.5 27 1.0 1.0 1.0 3.0 25 5.5 52
NOTE: The following “Quick Spec” is an abbreviated specicaon and is not meant to replace the detailed
specicaon. Read the enre 3-Part CSI System Specicaon prior to starng the project. Specicaons are
available at www.gaf.com.
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QUICK SPEC
EPDM – HYDROSTOP® PREMIUMCOAT® (HS-6)
Method
Requirements
Applicaon
Instrucons
Moisture survey recommended for all non-metal roofs.
Roof must be clean, dry, and tight.
Adhesion test required to ensure proper adhesion to substrate(s).
Apply at 50°F (10°C) and rising with no rain, dew, fog or freezing temperatures in
forecast for 24 hours.
GAF recommends that the surface temperature be at or less than 110°F (43°C)
during application.
1. Conduct moisture survey and remove/replace all wet areas.
2. Repair membrane including seams, penetraons, ashings, curbs, and
terminaons with like materials.
3. Clean and allow roof to completely dry.
4. Prime using either Adhere-It II or CleanAct Rinsable Primer.
5. Treat all roof penetraons, drains, curbs, and scuppers.
6. Before applying the HydroStop® PremiumCoat® System, an adhesion test is
required to ensure an adhesion of a minimum of 2.0 PLI. Test patches to be
applied with system rates listed below.
7. Apply HydroStop® PremiumCoat® Foundaon Coat and HydroStop®
PremiumCoat® Finish Coat per the chart below.
• Use GAF Roof Brush to apply HydroStop® PremiumCoat® Foundaon Coat
• Spray, roller, or brush apply HydroStop® PremiumCoat® Finish Coat
* DFT (Dry Film Thickness) is rounded to nearest mil. Actual DFT will vary dependent on substrate prole, applicaon technique &
waste factor. Primer/Base is not included in DFT calculaons.
EPDM
HYDROSTOP® PREMIUMCOAT® SYSTEM
Foundaon Coat
(with fabric) Finish Coat System Warranty
Total
(Gal/Sq)
DFT*
(mils)
1st Coat
(Gal/Sq)
2nd Coat
(Gal/Sq)
3rd Coat
(Gal/Sq)
Total
(Gal/Sq)
DFT*
(mils)
Total
(Gal/Sq)
DFT*
(mils)
Emerald
Pledge™
Diamond
Pledge™
10
Year 2.5 27 0.75 0.75 1.5 13 4.0 40
Yes Yes
15
Year 2.5 27 1.0 1.0 2.0 17 4.5 44
20
Year 2.5 27 1.0 1.0 1.0 3.0 25 5.5 52
NOTE: The following “Quick Spec” is an abbreviated specicaon and is not meant to replace the detailed
specicaon. Read the enre 3-Part CSI System Specicaon prior to starng the project. Specicaons are
available at www.gaf.com.
Quick Specs
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QUICK SPEC
STRUCTURAL CONCRETE – HYDROSTOP® PREMIUMCOAT® (HS-7)
Method
Requirements
Applicaon
Instrucons
Moisture survey recommended for all non-metal roofs.
Roof must be clean, dry, and tight.
Adhesion test required to ensure proper adhesion to substrate(s).
Apply at 50°F (10°C) and rising with no rain, dew, fog or freezing temperatures
in forecast for 24 hours.
GAF recommends that the surface temperature be at or less than 110°F (43°C)
during application.
Concrete must be fully cured (typically 28 days).
1. Conduct moisture survey to ensure concrete contains less than 8% moisture.
2. Repair or replace damaged or deteriorated secons with like materials,
allowing cemenous products to cure properly.
3. Power-wash roof to ensure it is free of dirt, debris, oil, and other contaminants
that could negavely aect adhesion. United Cleaning Concentrate (UCC) is
recommended to clean the roof. Allow roof to completely dry.
4. Prime with Epoxy Primer.
5. Treat structural joints with backer rod and compable sealant.
6. Treat all roof penetraons, drains, curbs, and scuppers.
7. Before applying the HydroStop® PremiumCoat® System, an adhesion test is
required to ensure an adhesion of a minimum of 2.0 PLI. Test patches to be
applied with system rates listed below.
8. Apply HydroStop® PremiumCoat® Foundaon Coat and Finish Coat per the
chart below.
• Use GAF Roof Brush to apply HydroStop® PremiumCoat® Foundaon Coat
• Spray, roller, or brush apply HydroStop® PremiumCoat® Finish Coat
* DFT (Dry Film Thickness) is rounded to nearest mil. Actual DFT will vary dependent on substrate prole, applicaon technique & waste
factor. Primer/Base is not included in DFT calculaons.
STRUCTURAL CONCRETE
HYDROSTOP® PREMIUMCOAT® SYSTEM
Foundaon Coat
(with fabric) Finish Coat System Warranty
Total
(Gal/Sq)
DFT*
(mils)
1st Coat
(Gal/Sq)
2nd Coat
(Gal/Sq)
3rd Coat
(Gal/Sq)
Total
(Gal/Sq)
DFT*
(mils)
Total
(Gal/Sq)
DFT*
(mils)
Emerald
Pledge™
Diamond
Pledge™
10
Year 2.5 27 0.75 0.75 1.5 13 4.0 40
Yes Yes
15
Year 2.5 27 1.0 1.0 2.0 17 4.5 44
20
Year 2.5 27 1.0 1.0 1.0 3.0 25 5.5 52
NOTE: The following “Quick Spec” is an abbreviated specicaon and is not meant to replace the detailed
specicaon. Read the enre 3-Part CSI System Specicaon prior to starng the project. Specicaons are
available at www.gaf.com.
Quick Specs
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QUICK SPEC
CORRUGATED STRUCTURAL TRANSITE PANELS – HYDROSTOP® PREMIUMCOAT® (HS-8)
Method
Requirements
Applicaon
Instrucons
Moisture survey recommended for all non-metal roofs.
Roof must be clean, dry, and tight.
Adhesion test required to ensure proper adhesion to substrate(s).
Apply at 50°F (10°C) and rising with no rain, dew, fog or freezing temperatures in
forecast for 24 hours.
GAF recommends that the surface temperature be at or less than 110°F (43°C)
during application.
1. Repair or replace damaged or deteriorated secons with like materials, allowing
cemenous products to cure properly.
2. Power-wash roof to ensure it is free of dirt, debris, oil, and other contaminants
that could negavely aect adhesion. United Cleaning Concentrate (UCC) is
recommended to clean the roof. Allow to completely dry.
3. Prime with Epoxy Primer.
4. Treat expansion joints with backer rod and compable sealant. Concrete control
joints and transite gaps in excess of 1/16” (1.6mm) shall also be caulked.
5. Treat all roof penetraons, drains, curbs, and scuppers.
6. Before applying the HydroStop® PremiumCoat® System, an adhesion test is
required to ensure an adhesion of a minimum of 2.0 PLI. Test patches to be
applied with system rates listed below.
7. Apply HydroStop® PremiumCoat® Foundaon Coat and Finish Coat per the chart
below.
* DFT (Dry Film Thickness) is rounded to nearest mil. Actual DFT will vary dependent on substrate prole, applicaon technique &
waste factor. Primer/Base is not included in DFT calculaons.
• Use GAF Roof Brush to apply HydroStop® PremiumCoat® Foundaon Coat
• Spray, roller, or brush apply HydroStop® PremiumCoat® Finish Coat
CORRUGATED STRUCTURAL TRANSITE PANEL
HYDROSTOP® PREMIUMCOAT® SYSTEM
Foundaon Coat
(with fabric) Finish Coat System Warranty
Total
(Gal/Sq)
DFT*
(mils)
1st Coat
(Gal/Sq)
2nd Coat
(Gal/Sq)
3rd Coat
(Gal/Sq)
Total
(Gal/Sq)
DFT*
(mils)
Total
(Gal/Sq)
DFT*
(mils)
Emerald
Pledge™
Diamond
Pledge™
10
Year 2.5 27 0.75 0.75 1.5 13 4.0 40
Yes Yes
15
Year 2.5 27 1.0 1.0 2.0 17 4.5 44
20
Year 2.5 27 1.0 1.0 1.0 3.0 25 5.5 52
NOTE: The following “Quick Spec” is an abbreviated specicaon and is not meant to replace the detailed
specicaon. Read the enre 3-Part CSI System Specicaon prior to starng the project. Specicaons are
available at www.gaf.com.
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QUICK SPEC
POLYISOCYANURATE (ISO) – HYDROSTOP® PREMIUMCOAT® (HS-
9)
Method
Requirements
Applicaon
Instrucons
Roof must be clean, dry, and tight.
Adhesion test required to ensure proper adhesion to substrate(s).
Recover over an existing roof: one (1) layer of ISO is required. Refer to local
building code for further insulation requirements.
New construction or tear-off: one (1) layer of ISO & minimum 1/4” (6.35 mm)
gypsum coverboard OR two (2) layers of fully adhered staggered ISO. If the
top layer is mechanically attached, plates must be encapsulated with Butter
Grade Flashing.
All seams must be treated with Butter Grade w/fabric OR Foundation Coat w/
fabric.
Apply at 50°F (10°C) and rising with no rain, dew, fog or freezing temperatures
in forecast for 24 hours.
GAF recommends that the surface temperature be at or less than 110°F (43°C)
during application.
1. Ensure roof is free of dirt, debris, oil, and other contaminants that could
negavely aect adhesion.
2. In most cases, no primer is required for this substrate.
3. Before applying the HydroStop® PremiumCoat® System, an adhesion test is
required to ensure an adhesion of a minimum of 2.0 PLI. Test patches to be
applied with system rates listed below.
4. Apply HydroStop® PremiumCoat® Foundaon Coat and Finish Coat per the
chart below.
Use GAF Roof Brush to apply HydroStop® PremiumCoat® Foundaon Coat
Spray, roller, or brush apply HydroStop® PremiumCoat® Finish Coat
* DFT (Dry Film Thickness) is rounded to nearest mil. Actual DFT will vary dependent on substrate prole, applicaon technique &
waste factor. Primer/Base is not included in DFT calculaons.
POLYISOCYANURATE (ISO)
HYDROSTOP® PREMIUMCOAT® SYSTEM
Foundaon Coat
(with fabric) Finish Coat System Warranty
Total
(Gal/Sq)
DFT*
(mils)
1st Coat
(Gal/Sq)
2nd Coat
(Gal/Sq)
3rd Coat
(Gal/Sq)
Total
(Gal/Sq)
DFT*
(mils)
Total
(Gal/Sq)
DFT*
(mils)
Emerald
Pledge™
Diamond
Pledge™
10
Year 2.5 27 0.75 0.75 1.5 13 4.0 40
Yes Yes
15
Year 2.5 27 1.0 1.0 2.0 17 4.5 44
20
Year 2.5 27 1.0 1.0 1.0 3.0 25 5.5 52
NOTE: The following “Quick Spec” is an abbreviated specicaon and is not meant to replace the detailed
specicaon. Read the enre 3-Part CSI System Specicaon prior to starng the project. Specicaons are
available at www.gaf.com.
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QUICK SPEC
GYPSUM (DensDeck & SecuRock) – HYDROSTOP® PREMIUMCOAT® (HS-10)
Method
Requirements
Applicaon
Instrucons
Roof must be clean, dry, and tight.
Adhesion test required to ensure proper adhesion to substrate(s).
If mechanically attached, plates must be encapsulated with Butter Grade Flashing.
All seams are to be treated with Butter Grade w/fabric OR Foundation Coat w/
fabric.
Apply at 50°F (10°C) and rising with no rain, dew, fog or freezing temperatures in
forecast for 24 hours.
GAF recommends that the surface temperature be at or less than 110°F (43°C)
during application.
1. Ensure roof is free of dirt, debris, oil, and other contaminants that could
negavely aect adhesion.
2. In most cases, no primer is required for this substrate.
3. Before applying the HydroStop® PremiumCoat® System, an adhesion test is
required to ensure an adhesion of a minimum of 2.0 PLI. Test patches to be
applied with system rates listed below.
4. Apply HydroStop® PremiumCoat® Foundaon Coat and Finish Coat per the chart
below.
* DFT (Dry Film Thickness) is rounded to nearest mil. Actual DFT will vary dependent on substrate prole, applicaon technique &
waste factor. Primer/Base is not included in DFT calculaons.
NOTE: The following “Quick Spec” is an abbreviated specicaon and is not meant to replace the detailed
specicaon. Read the enre 3-Part CSI System Specicaon prior to starng the project. Specicaons are
available at www.gaf.com.
Use GAF Roof Brush to apply HydroStop® PremiumCoat® Foundaon Coat
Spray, roller, or brush apply HydroStop® PremiumCoat® Finish Coat
GYPSUM (DensDeck & SecuRock)
HYDROSTOP® PREMIUMCOAT® SYSTEM
Foundaon Coat
(with fabric) Finish Coat System Warranty
Total
(Gal/Sq)
DFT*
(mils)
1st Coat
(Gal/Sq)
2nd Coat
(Gal/Sq)
3rd Coat
(Gal/Sq)
Total
(Gal/Sq)
DFT*
(mils)
Total
(Gal/Sq)
DFT*
(mils)
Emerald
Pledge™
Diamond
Pledge™
10
Year 2.5 27 0.75 0.75 1.5 13 4.0 40
Yes Yes
15
Year 2.5 27 1.0 1.0 2.0 17 4.5 44
20
Year 2.5 27 1.0 1.0 1.0 3.0 25 5.5 52
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QUICK SPEC
WARRANTY EXTENSION/RENEWAL – HYDROSTOP® PREMIUMCOAT® (HS-11)
Method
Requirements
Applicaon
Instrucons
The existing HydroStop® Roofing System will be inspected to determine eligibility
for recoat.
Roof must be clean, dry, and tight.
Adhesion test required to ensure proper adhesion to substrate(s).
Apply at 50°F (10°C) and rising with no rain, dew, fog or freezing temperatures in
forecast for 24 hours.
GAF recommends that the surface temperature be at or less than 110°F (43°C)
during application.
1. Roof must be inspected before work begins.
2. Ensure roof is free of dirt, debris, oil, and other contaminants that could negavely
aect adhesion.
3. Apply HydroStop® PremiumCoat® System per the chart below.
* DFT (Dry Film Thickness) is rounded to nearest mil. Actual DFT will vary dependent on substrate prole,
applicaon technique & waste factor. Primer/Base is not included in DFT calculaons.
Spray, roller, or brush apply HydroStop® PremiumCoat® Finish Coat
WARRANTY EXTENSION/RENEWAL
HYDROSTOP® PREMIUMCOAT® SYSTEM
Warranty
Term
Finish Coat Warranty
1st Coat
(Gal/Sq)
2nd Coat
(Gal/Sq)
Total
(Gal/Sq)
DFT*
(mils) Emerald Pledge™ Diamond
Pledge™
10
Year 0.75 0.75 1.5 13
Yes Yes
15
Year 1.0 1.0 2.0 17
NOTE: The following “Quick Spec” is an abbreviated specicaon and is not meant to replace the detailed
specicaon. Read the enre 3-Part CSI System Specicaon prior to starng the project. Specicaons are
available at www.gaf.com.
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Section 4
Care &
Preventative
Maintenance
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OVERVIEW
Due to its constant exposure to heat, cold, ultraviolet radiation, rain, snow, hail, high winds and/or
mechanical damage, a roof can be the most vulnerable component of a building’s exterior. Despite
these negative effects, long-term performance can be enhanced, and major roof problems avoided,
through correct design, quality materials, proper installation procedures and workmanship, and a
comprehensive roof maintenance program. The cost of a comprehensive maintenance program is
minimal compared to the cost of repairing and/or removing and replacing a damaged roofing system.
The roofing system is a critical asset in the overall building envelope, and should be treated as such.
Identifying and correcting potential problems early is paramount to ensuring that small problems do
not become major issues. It is also essential in maintaining the integrity of the roof, protecting the
building’s contents, and avoiding interruption of the building’s intended function. A thorough and
consistent maintenance schedule will not only extend the life of the roofing system and lower life
cycle and replacement costs, but will help protect other building components as well.
UNDERSTANDING THE IMPORTANCE OF PROPER ROOF MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR
Like all roofing systems, roofs that have been coated require regular maintenance and repair to
enhance long-term service life. The Roof Coatings Manufacturers Association (RCMA) recommends
that roofs and coatings be inspected twice each year, generally in the spring and fall, and after any
major storms or high speed wind events. Additional coating should be applied as necessary to repair
damage to the coating or underlying roofing substrate. Additional coating can also be applied where
the existing coating has worn away. Refer to the specific sections of this Manual for more information
on coating and re-coating applications.
GENERAL CARE & PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE
The following is a list of general care and maintenance recommendations that will help achieve
maximum performance from the roofing system.
Provide proper drainage...to minimize standing water on the roof. Keep the roof surface
clean from leaves, pine needles, twigs, paper, accumulated dirt and other debris, which
tends to accumulate at and clog drains. Cut back trees or branches growing too close to the
roof. Ponding of water on the surface of the roofing system will increase the probability of
moisture entering the structure in the event of a puncture or other mechanical damage to
the roofing membrane.
Check the building exterior...for settlement or movement. Cracks in the walls are a warning
of possible cracks in the roof substrate and flashing. Ensure that overhangs, cornices, fasciae,
and edging are in good condition.
Avoid damaging the roofing system by exposing it to any of the following, which could cause
premature degradation of the coating or membrane:
Liquids containing petroleum products
Solvents
Grease used for lubricating rooftop units or from restaurant vents
Oils (new or old) used for air conditioning or compressor units
Kitchen waste or other animal fats
Chemicals
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The use of catch pans (including proper drainage of these pans or other means of protection)
may be used to protect the roofing membrane from exposure to grease, chemicals, and
other materials that would otherwise be expelled onto the roof surface. Prolonged exposure
to these materials can cause swelling and possible degradation of the roofing system if spills
are not removed in a timely manner.
Check for signs of algae, mold, mildew or other plant growth on the roof, particularly in
shaded areas that hold water.
Unprotected areas of the roofing system are more susceptible to damage from heavy foot
traffic and additional measures must be taken to avoid damage to the system. Contact
GAF at 1-800-ROOF-411 (1-800-766-3411) for recommendations where heavy foot traffic is
expected.
If snow removal is necessary, use plastic shovels and be careful when working around
protrusions or other areas where detail work could be damaged. Snow blowers, picks, axes
and shovels with sharp edges must not be used on the roof.
Remove foreign debris, such as glass, bolts, nails, screws, metal shavings, and any other
materials that may cause punctures or cuts to the liquid-applied coating or roofing system.
Limit roof access. Most roof damage is caused by individuals that are not authorized to
access the roof, or by individuals that are not aware of the damage that can be caused when
proper precautionary procedures are not followed. Roof access should be strictly limited
to authorized personnel and outside personnel should be informed as to the precautions
necessary when accessing the roof. Make a log of all visitors and maintenance personnel
accessing the roof.
Make sure that maintenance personnel are warned against dropping tools and equipment
on the coated roof surface in order to avoid puncturing the membrane. When servicing
the rooftop HVAC units, antennas, solar panels, satellite dishes, etc., care should be taken
when placing tools, metal doors, lids, pans, or sharp objects on the coating system surface.
When moving roof-mounted units or equipment over coated roofs, avoid damage by placing
smooth plywood over the coating membrane prior to moving any equipment.
Repair of any damage caused by misuse of the roofing system is the responsibility of the
Building Owner. The Building Owner is also responsible for ensuring that any such damage
is properly repaired by either the original contractor of record or another GAF-certified
contractor. If timely repairs are not made to rectify mechanical damage or other misuse of
the roofing system, this can result in the need for major repairs or replacement of the roof or
roof coating system at the building owner’s sole expense.
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SEMI-ANNUAL INSPECTIONS & MAINTENANCE
When conducng a semi-annual inspecon, the liquid-applied roong system or coang may be
slippery when wet. Exercise cauon when walking on the liquid-applied roof system or coang during
or aer a rain shower, or if moisture is present in the form of dew, frost or ice. Pay aenon while
walking on light-colored surfaces as ice or frost build-up may not be as visible as on a dark surface.
Semi-Annual Inspecon & Maintenance
Consist of cleaning the membrane and then a visual examinaon of the roof coang system. The
inspecon should include the overall coang condion as well as the integrity of ashings, vent
pipes and other protrusions, skylights, drains, guers, parapet walls and caps, adjacent walls, and
mechanical equipment. Also check for evidence of any biological growth or other foreign debris.
Preventave Maintenance Program
Consists of regularly scheduled inspecons and subsequent correcve acons, intended to maximize
the life expectancy of the roong system. It is recommended that preventave maintenance semi-
annual inspecons be scheduled in the spring and fall.
Addional Inspecons
In addion to the scheduled semi-annual inspecon, addional inspecons should be scheduled if
the roof is exposed to abusive or unusual condions including but not limited to those listed below.
Maintenance programs that include semi-annual inspecons can usually be arranged through the
installing contractor or another GAF-cered contractor. They can also be performed by a registered
roof consultant or other qualied personnel who have been properly trained in liquid-applied roong
systems and safety. These inspecons should be aended by the Building Owner and/or in-house
maintenance personnel responsible for the roof. Addional roof inspecons should be conducted
whenever any of the following condions occur:
1. Exposure of the roof to severe weather, such as strong winds, hail or connuous heavy
rainfall.
Examine the roof for severely ponded areas, accumulated debris, and any damage
to building components that may allow moisture to inltrate the roong membrane.
The coang or liquid-applied system should also be examined in areas where severe
condions may have caused punctures, tears, abrasions or loose coang.
2. Aer repair or replacement of rooop equipment, or at any other me when the roof may
be exposed to acvies from other trades where damage may occur.
Examine the roof for spills, debris, sharp objects, punctures, excessive wear, or other
damage caused by heavy trac or modicaons to the roof.
Cleaning Procedures
WARNING: The liquid-applied roong system or coang may be slippery when wet. Exercise cauon
when walking on the liquid-applied roof system during cleaning.
1. Remove any build-up of rocks, branches, leaves, pine needles and other foreign debris,
as well as excessive dirt build-up around drains and other low areas. Use a plasc rake,
medium-bristle push brush or other appropriate method for removing accumulated debris
from the roof, using the least amount of pressure possible. Remove any excessive build-up or
blockage from drains, guers and downspouts. Ensure that downspouts on mul-level roofs
do not dump directly onto the coated roof surface below. Trim any overhanging trees to
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prevent excessive leaf and pine needle accumulaon, allowing as much sunlight to the roof
as possible to help eliminate mildew and algae growth.
2. Liberally apply GAF United Cleaning Concentrate, diluted at a rao of 1 part concentrate to
10 parts water, under low pressure to a given secon of the roof at the rate of 0.4 to 0.7
gallons per 100 2 (1.6 to 2.9 L/m2). Allow the cleaner to sit for a minimum of 15 minutes.
3. Make sure that areas where algae, mold, or mildew growth has occurred are thoroughly
saturated. These areas should also receive addional scrubbing with a medium to s bristle
brush to assure the most complete removal possible.
4. Pressure rinse toward the drains using clean water and a 1,200 to 1,500 psi pressure washer.
Use a fan p on the extension wand, held no closer than 12” (305 mm) from the coated roof
surface. Low areas where the dirt has accumulated may require addional agitaon using a
broom or cleaning pad.
IMPORTANT: Roof wash-o catchment systems should be in place when required. Be sure to
follow state and local requirements for roof-wash o catchments during the cleaning process.
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INSPECTION CHECKLIST
Pre-Inspecon
1.
Prior to the actual roof inspecon, a detailed roof plan should be prepared, on which any
defects and notes can be recorded.
2.
Prior to going onto the roof itself, inspect the underside of the deck (if accessible), as well
as the outside of the building. Note any signs of excessive moisture or deterioraon. These
observaons can give clues to not only problems with the roof, but also other condions
aecng the performance of the building envelope.
GAF Inspecon Checklist
Area of Concern Treatment ü
Roof Membrane & Flashings
Ensure that the overall roof coang membrane is sound and free
of mechanical damage, splits, crazing, and cracking. In areas prone
to standing water, inspect the coang surface for signs of blisters,
delaminaon, or degradaon caused by biological growth.
Roof Drains & Scuppers
Ensure that roof drains and scuppers are clear and free of all debris to
allow for proper drainage. Check drain covers to verify that they are
ght and properly fastened. Ensure that the coang around drains and
scuppers is sound and free of blisters, tears, and delaminaons.
Parapet Walls & Caps
Inspect interface between roof deck and parapet walls to ensure that
there are no splits or tears, and that the coang membrane is fully-
adhered and sound. Examine parapet walls and caps to ensure that there
are no cracks or breaks in the substrate or membrane that will allow
moisture to enter beneath the coang system.
Protrusions
Inspect the reinforced coang around all protrusions, such as vent pipes,
for any signs of splits, tears or delaminaons around the base. Ensure that
vent pipes have the proper caps installed. Inspect coang to ensure that it
is sll self-ashing and secure around the top of all protrusions.
Roof Mounted Equipment
All rooop equipment should be inspected to ensure that it is well-
secured to the base risers, and that the coang and reinforcement around
the base is sound and free of blisters, tears and delaminaons.
Skylights
Check the reinforcement around all skylights to ensure that it is sound and
free of blisters, tears and delaminaons.
Other Details
Check the bricks and mortar on chimneys, as well as caulking or joints in
metal ashings such as copings, counter-ashings, rooop units, curbs,
caps, expansion joints, etc. Repair or replace caulking as necessary.
Moisture Analysis (oponal)
If damage has caused concern with moisture penetraon into the roof
substrate, a non- destrucve moisture detecon survey can be conducted
to provide an accurate analysis. Two common methods are nuclear
metering and infrared thermography. A moisture meter probe can also be
inserted through the coang; however, this is a destrucve method and
will require the damage be repaired.
Minor Repairs
Areas found to need minor repairs (e.g., small punctures and tears) during
the inspecon may be repaired with Roof Mate Buer Grade. More
extensive repairs may be treated with Roof Mate Buer Grade product
with fabric. For project-specic recommendaons, please contact GAF’s
Technical Services.
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ROOF SPECIFIC LEAK INVESTIGATION
On metal decks, it is important to idenfy the direcon of the deck utes and deck slope. Moisture
may inltrate through the roong system, migrate in the lower utes of the deck, and leak inside the
building in low areas.
On concrete decks or on projects where the exisng roong material is le in place, leaks may result
from moisture entrapment in the original installaon.
On poorly insulated roong assemblies, leaks may occur as the result of condensaon. It is therefore
important to determine the leak locaon and frequency. Sources of air leakage should be sealed if
possible.
1. Begin leak invesgaons by conducng a thorough visual inspecon of the general locaon
on the roof where leaks have been detected inside the building.
2. Inspect detail areas such as drains, vents, scuppers, HVAC and other roof-mounted
equipment, parapets, ponded water areas, etc. If the roof is dry at the me of invesgaon,
areas where water ponds can be idened by evidence of accumulated residue on roof
membrane.
3. Examine lower areas of the roof for moisture beneath the roof coang system (so
insulaon can be detected when walking over the roof).
4. Check areas around mechanical rooop equipment, drains, skylights, roof hatches,
expansion joints, pipes, vents, etc. to idenfy cuts or punctures in the coang membrane.
5. Examine the condion of metal ashings (i.e., edging, coping, expansion joint covers,
parapet caps, etc.) for cracks and improperly sealed joints.
6. When a visible source of the leak has not been idened, wet the system at the ancipated
leak area with water and examine the interior area for leaks.
7. Oen, an inspecon of the underside of the deck will reveal signs of water leakage and/or air
inltraon.
EMERGENCY REPAIRS
GAF must be notified of any leaks within 30 days of discovery of a leak or GAF will have no
responsibility for making repairs or replacing that portion of the products that leak as a result of a
manufacturing defect. The Building Owner may make temporary repairs to minimize damage to the
building or its contents in an emergency. Only qualified workers should perform temporary repairs.
These repairs will not result in cancellation of the applicable guarantee or warranty as long as they
are reasonable and customary and do not result in permanent damage to the GAF roofing materials.
When weather conditions permit, permanent repairs should be completed by a GAF-certified
contractor at GAF’s direction if it is a covered leak or at the building owner’s direction for non-covered
leaks.
Repairs should not be made with asphalt-based products unless a wet patch type product is needed
for emergency purposes. If wet patch products are used they must be completely removed at the time
permanent repairs are made.
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Temporary Dry Surface Emergency Repairs
Clean the coating surface around the damaged area using GAF United Cleaning Concentrate.
Rinse the area with clean water and allow it to dry.
Apply HydroStop® PremiumCoat® Buer Grade Flashing and embed with fabric as needed to
provide additional strength. Contact GAF Technical Services before any other product is used
to confirm its suitability.
Specific Repairs to Liquid-Applied Roofing Systems over Spray Polyurethane Foam (SPF) Insulation
Minor breaks in the coating or mechanical damage to sprayed polyurethane foam (SPF)
may be repaired with approved urethane caulk and then top-coated with HydroStop®
PremiumCoat® Buer Grade Flashing with or without fabric. The damaged foam must be
completely cut away prior to repairing. If the repaired area is larger than 2” (51 mm) in
diameter, consult GAF Technical Services for proper repair procedures. Note: If silicone is
used for repair, the area must be filled with Unisil with Unisil Fibers.
Large blisters that are not leaking but have broken open should be removed and repaired. If
the blister has not broken open, GAF recommends leaving it in place.
Specific Repairs to Liquid-Applied Roofing Systems Not Over Spray Polyurethane Foam (SPF)
Insulation
Repair minor mechanical damage to the liquid-applied coating membrane with HydroStop®
PremiumCoat® Buer Grade Flashing and/or approved urethane caulk, and then top-coated
with an approved GAF product. The damaged membrane must be completely cut away prior
to repairing. If the repaired area is larger than 2” (51 mm) in diameter, consult GAF Technical
Services for proper repair procedures.
If the liquid-applied roofing system incorporates reinforcement fabric, then the repair should
use HydroStop® PremiumCoat® Buer Grade Flashing with or without fabric.
ROOF ALTERATIONS
General
GAF must be notified of any planned roof alterations prior to such alterations being made. Coverage
under the guarantee or warranty may be jeopardized if:
GAF is not notified of alterations.
The original contractor of record (or another GAF-certified contractor) does not do the
required work.
Non-GAF products are used.
All alterations must be pre-approved, including but not limited to modifications such as roof-top HVAC
units or other equipment, pipes, satellite dishes, antennas, conduit, general penetrations, skylights,
etc.
NOTE: These maintenance and inspection procedures are provided for guideline use only. Your
GAF-certified contractor or professional roof consultant may provide a more detailed maintenance
program. Maintain records of roof damage and maintenance inspections for each building roof.
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Section 5
Architectural
Detail Drawings
Architectural Design
Drawings
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HydroStop® PremiumCoat®
Architectural Design Drawings
Drawing Number Substrate Specicaon Page #
HS-101 Typical Metal Roof Joint Detail 50
HS-102 Secon at Vercal Panel Seam 51
HS-104 Deck Joint Stripping Detail 52
HS-201 Standard Drip Edge Detail 53
HS-202 Guer With Standard Drip Edge Detail 54
HS-203 Concrete Roof Deck Edge Detail 55
HS-300 Alternate Wall Flashing Detail 56
HS-301 Wall Flashing Detail 57
HS-302 Drip Edge Parapet Wall Detail 58
HS-303 Typical Roof Cant At Corner 59
HS-304 Typical Equipment Curb Flashing Detail 60
HS-305 Scupper Detail 61
HS-401 Curb to Curb Expansion Joint Flashing Detail 62
HS-502 Vent-Pipe Flashing Detail 63
HS-503 Vent-Stack Flashing Detail 64
HS-504 Standard Roof Drain Detail 65
HS-505 Exhaust Fan (for Cooking) Flash Detail 66
Architectural Design
Drawings
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