Cure It's Slate Granules serve a dual purpose as both an anti-slip material and as a decorative finish with either exposed or coated aggregate finish.
For the best finished appearance avoid coating the perimeter of the roof and the trims with aggregate, and retain a smooth finish. To achieve this, the trims should be top coated before the granulated slate is applied, along with the first 100mm of the roof inbound of the edge. When the topcoat has cured, use 50mm masking tape to neatly mask off the top coated area of the roof, and then follow the instructions below for the required finish:
Exposed Aggregate Instructions:
Apply the topcoat to the roof in metre wide strips starting away from the access point at the usual rate of 0.4kg/m². After the first metre run, sprinkle the granulated slate over the topcoat using 0.75kg/m² allowing a 200mm border adjacent to the un-top coated area of the roof. The border will prevent the next run of topcoat being applied onto the roof from becoming contaminated by the slate granules. Continue to apply topcoat to the next metre strip and apply the granules to cover the previous border and leave another 200mm border on the next strip. Repeat with subsequent runs working towards the access point. Curing time will vary. This can take at least 20-30 minutes in warmer weather and may be an hour or longer in colder conditions. Ensure that the topcoat has completely cured before sweeping the excess granules together and collecting the excess in a bag or bucket to use on the next job. Remove the masking tape from the perimeter.
Coated Aggregate Instructions:
Apply the topcoat to the roof in metre wide strips starting away from the access point at the usual rate of 0.4kg/m². After the first run sprinkle the granules over the area at a rate of 0.15kg/m². Roll the granules into the run of topcoat with the application roller. Repeat this process for subsequent runs to complete the roof. The granules will cure into the topcoat. Remove the masking tape from the perimeter of the roof once the roof has cured.
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