Seal the Deal! 🛠️ Protect Your Roof with Maximum Stretch!
Ames Maximum Stretch is a high-performance waterproof sealant membrane designed for roofing and repairs. With an impressive 650% elasticity, it prevents cracking and peeling while providing 88% light reflectivity to lower cooling costs. This eco-friendly, non-toxic sealant is perfect for various surfaces, including metal and rolled roofs, and comes in a convenient 4.6-gallon package.
Manufacturer | Ames Research Laboratories Inc. |
Part number | MSS5 |
Item Weight | 22.5 Kilograms |
Product Dimensions | 30.48 x 30.48 x 34.93 cm; 22.52 kg |
Item model number | MSS5 |
Size | 4.6 Gallon (Pack of 1) |
Color | White |
Style | Compact |
Finish | Satin |
Material | Plastic |
Pattern | Membrane |
Volume | 5 Liters |
Item Package Quantity | 1 |
Coverage | Coverage sq ft. |
Special Features | Crack Resistant |
Specific uses | Exterior |
Included components | Ames 4.6 Gallon Maximum Stretch |
Batteries Included? | No |
Batteries Required? | No |
J**D
Good product
Works as it has great durability worth the price no issues water resistant, easy application, looks great when applied correctly, stopped my leak no more issues.
K**Y
Excellent product
Used to seal a flat roof on an older home. Worked beautifully and was easy to apply.
P**R
Good membrane roof coating at reasonable cost ...
I used this product to cover a fairly large nearly flat roof with a second coat a couple of years after the initial base coat of 100% silicone. The application process went well enough with a roller brush & extension pole. The 5-gallon bucket had to be stirred for a while to get thoroughly re-mixed, but it's a necessity. Otherwise, it's been a good outcome so far (of course time will tell how well it holds up in the sun at 4,000 feet).
"**"
Good product & value, but temperamental to put on.
I used this on my camper roof. It's a smooth metal roof in good condition so I didn't want to cover the good roof surface if not needed. However, all the vents & railings, etc., were getting a little... tired? looking, around the screws & stanchions. So I cleaned and prepped the entire roof and all the items. Then taped off to only paint around the perimeter where the railings and vents and A/C are. (Basically, everywhere anywhere near screws.) Cutting in everything was done with a brush. The paint is much thinner and slipperier than I expected. Thought it would be more sticky & heavy. So it didn't cover easily. (had to use a soft brush to not pull to much off when applying. Rolled the rest and it had a tendency to not lay down very thickly. Also, a big problem, was that it bubbles a lot when rolled on. If you let it sit a few seconds (to tack up) as you move on, then go back and lightly roll over it to pop the bubbles and even it out, it gives a really nice even finish. Sadly, I had to do that 3 times to get enough thickness. In the end, it came out very nice. This stuff reeeeally sticks well (on almost anything including your hands). I saw quite a few people say it didn't cover as much as stated. But I found it covered quite a bit of surface and all 3 coats equaled about the amount they stated for coverage. (In my case, about 50 sq. ft. & 1/2 can.)
B**.
He applied and seals well
This is a great product. It’s easily applied and hardens sufficient to repel a rainstorm within an hour. I was worried about the coverage. The camper trailer I used it on for the roof with 7 feet wide and 22 feet long. I couldn’t see coverage statistics and lots of people had indicated to coats with necessary. I agree with the Two coats needed to sufficiently reseal a camper roof. This is easily accomplished with 1 gallon.
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