Acryloc - Render, Texture, Paint

How To

1 - 7 of 7 Items

Roofcote 1 - Pressure Cleaning
Roofcote 2 - Remove damaged caps & tiles
Roofcote 3 - Replace Ridge capping
Roofcote 4 - Repoint the Ridge Capping
Commercial Wallcote Application
Roofcote 6 - Paint Coating
Roofcote 7 - Before & After

Roofcote 1 - Pressure Cleaning	Back To Top

Disconnect downpipes from rainwater tanks (and stormwater if required by local authorities).
Apply Heavy Duty Cleaner, allow to soak and pressure clean off.

Roofcote 2 - Remove damaged caps & tiles	Back To Top

Remove any damaged or loose ridge caps.
Remove and replace any cracked or damaged tiles.

Roofcote 3 - Replace Ridge capping	Back To Top

Ridge capping is rebedded in fresh mortar.
Use of a bedding frame to place the mortar is recommended.

Roofcote 4 - Repoint the Ridge Capping	Back To Top

Acryloc Ridgepoint is applied over the bedding mortar and finished off level with the cap. Ridgepoint is durable, flexible and pre- coloured.

Commercial Wallcote Application	Back To Top

Existing brickwork is coated with Wallcote Trade Render.
Then a single coat of Acryloc Marblecote Texture is applied for a classy finish.
Finally a protective finish coat of Acryloc Armourflex Lo Sheen Paint.

Roofcote 6 - Paint Coating	Back To Top

Two coats of Acryloc CRC Paint are applied over the primed surface.

Roofcote 7 - Before & After	Back To Top

Roof restoration with Roofcote CRC Paint adds value to any home.