StandardClay and concrete roof tile sealer VD-1 CTS Chemistry
45,51 zł
39,36 zł/L
Sealers for clay and concrete roof tiles that cut the water uptake of the covering without closing it to vapour, plus the cleaner to get the roof ready - it removes moss and algae growth, soot and leaf marks.
Before you choose: how to pick the right product, prepare the surface and what to expect once it is on.
Choosing a productA sealer limits how much water roof tiles absorb and makes them easier to keep clean, but it only works on a washed, dry and intact roof. The order of work, clay versus concrete tiles, and what sealing will not fix.
Stain removalMoss, algae, soot and leaf marks come off roof tiles with a cleaner, but rooted moss has to be scraped off first. How to tell the growth apart, what dilution to use by hand and with a pressure washer, and what to do with the gutters afterwards.
Choosing a productA wall comes with a condition a driveway does not: masonry has to give up moisture. Which makes vapour permeability the first question here, not the last.
On a roof, a sealer does one thing: it limits how much water the covering takes up. A tile that absorbs less dries faster after rain, is easier to wash and picks up dirt more slowly, and on concrete tiles sealing also reduces the risk of efflorescence. You will find every product for walls and roofs in the Facades and roofs section.
A roof covered with bitumen shingles is a different job - bitumen coverings take the EI-25 restorer.
Rinsing from below. A jet directed under the laps drives water beneath the covering instead of washing it off. Always work from top to bottom, following the way the tiles are laid, and on a cool roof - in the morning or evening, never in full sun.
There is no obligation, and whether it pays depends on the state of the roof. You gain most on a sound covering that darkens after rain and grows green: the sealer limits water uptake and makes the tiles more resistant to dirt.
Yes. VD-1 is made for both types of tile. On glazed or engobe tiles, test a small area first, because the sealed surface takes less product.
Once the covering is completely dry. Pick a day with no rain in the forecast: VD-1 becomes rainproof after 5-6 hours.
With VD-1 it depends on how absorbent the tiles are, because it is applied to saturation: seal one square metre, measure what it took and multiply by the roof area with a small margin. ImperGuard Ultra 4 in 1 covers about 8 m² per litre. We show how to get from a trial metre to a number of cans in the guide how much sealer do I need.
No. VD-1 is colourless and does not change the look of the covering, and neither does ImperGuard Ultra 4 in 1. Sealing protects the tiles from water, but it will not bring back faded colour.