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Garla-Block

  • Prevents Stains
  • Saves Time & Money
  • Environmentally Friendly

Garla-Block is a water-based acrylic primer formulated to prevent staining and improve coating adhesion over a variety of roof systems (smooth/granulated asphalt, coal tar modified bitumen, and modified bitumen). This high-quality formula prevents the migration of aromatic oils from seeping out of the roof system and into the surface coating. Garla-Block can be installed with solvent-based urethanes, water-based acrylics, and aluminized asphaltic coatings.

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Prevents Stains

Garla-Block’s unique bleed-blocking characteristics preserve the aesthetics of a reflective coating. Prevent the staining and discoloration ordinarily associated with coated asphalt and coal tar roof systems by applying Garla-Block primer before the coating.

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Saves Time & Money

This formula dries tack-free within 1-2 hours at 77°F (25°C) for faster job completion and reduced labor costs. Plus, Garla-Block fills cracks and crevasses in the roof system to provide a more uniform application surface, increasing the coverage rate of the top coat.

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Environmentally Friendly

The Garla-Block formula is low-VOC (universally compliant) and odorless. Not only does that make it more environmentally friendly, but it also eliminates the flammability and toxicity hazards of solvent-based primers.

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