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1 Gar-Rock Gar-Rock is an all-weather, fast setting, chemical action concrete patching material designed to patch concrete surfaces where quick, permanent repairs are desired. Gar-Rock can be used at below freezing temperatures. It exhibits high compressive and flexural strength, and it forms a permanent bond to ordinary concrete. Gar-Rock is mixed with water only. It can be used in damp areas, and the material does not emit any toxic fumes. PRODUCT ADVANTAGES Reduces Downtime - Sets in 15 minutes. Ready for truck traffic in 45 minutes. Strength - Repaired area is stronger than the original surface. Versatile - Permanent repairs can be made anywhere, in any kind of weather. Easily Applied - Mixes with ordinary tap water. Pours or trowels easily into place. No primers required. Gar-Rock should only be applied to properly prepared surfaces. A sound base is essential for effective repairs. Chip out the area to be repaired approximately 1/4" (6.35 mm) deep. Remove all oil, grease, dust, dirt, and loose concrete material. Dampen the sides and the bottom of the hole. Remove any standing water from the area to be repaired. Use a clean mortar box and hoe or paddle type mortar mixer to mix the Gar-Rock. Only 3 1/2 pints (1.66 liters) of clean water are required to completely mix each 45 pound (20.4 kg) pail. Excess water reduces the strength of the cured product. Gar-Rock should be applied immediately after it is mixed. Place or force the mix into the prepared area and trowel until a smooth level surface has been reached. Work the material well into the base to insure a good bond. Do not overwork or overtrowel, and do not attempt to re-temper the mixture with additional water. For deep repairs, up to 25 lbs. (11.3 kg) of 3/8" (9.53 mm) aggregate can be added to increase yield. The aggregate mix should be applied up to 1/4" (6.35 mm) of the surface. Gar-Rock is then used to smooth and level the repair. USES Gar-Rock Gar-Rock is suitable for virtually all industrial concrete floor repairs. Gar-Rock can also be used to repair sidewalks, curbs, freezer rooms, truck docks and chuckholes. It is ideally suited for in-plant road maintenance and as a floor leveler for both interior and exterior applications. Gar-Rock makes an excellent filler for pitch pockets. Fill the pitch pocket with Gar-Rock 1" (25.4 mm) from the top and the rest is filled with Seal-Tite. Each unit of Gar-Rock will fill 648 cubic inches (0.01 m 3 ). Multiply the size of the pitch pan by the depth to get the cubic inches of the pitch pan, then divide into 648 and that will give you the number of pitch pans you can fill with one unit of Gar-Rock. Flexural Strength 3 x 4 x 16 Prisms Compressive Strength *Set Time & Strength 72 F (22 C) Shelf Life 550 psi 1 hour = 2,000 psi 28 days = 8,500 psi 1 hour = 2,000 psi 24 hours = 6,000 psi 3 days = 7,000 psi 1 Year - properly stored Coverage 36 sq. ft. (3.34m 2 1/8" (3.18 mm) thickness Packaging 45 lbs. (20.4 kg) pail 5 gallon (18.9 l) * Time and strength varies depending on air temperature and humidity. Garland Canada, Inc. The Garland Company UK, LTD. Unit 5 Glevum Works, Upton Street Gloucester, United Kingdom GL1 4LA Tests verified by independent laboratories. Actual roof performance specifications will vary depending on test speed and temperature. Data reflects samples randomly collected. A ± 10% variation may be experienced. The above data supersedes all previously published information. Consult your local Garland Representative or Garland Corporate Office for more information. Gar-Rock is a registered trademark of The Garland Company, Inc Garland Industries, Inc. G-R 0213

2 Seal-Tite Seal-Tite is a two-part, pourable, self-leveling, 100% solids, urethane sealant. It is designed to provide a high performance, elastic, weather resistant, durable seal to pitch pans against water entry. Seal-Tite is asbestos-free. Many problems associated with a building's roof area start with leaks around roof penetrations. Pitch pans are a common source for water entry. As they age and receive constant exposure to damaging weather conditions, materials commonly used in pitch pans shrink due to oil or solvent release. This soon causes areas for water entry that can damage the roofing system and eventually saturate the insulation below. Wet and deteriorating insulation soon loses its insulating value and allows moisture to negatively affect the underlying deck. Seal-Tite is designed to flow and fill every irregularity in the pitch pan. Since it is 100% solids, it will not shrink as it ages. With outstanding elongation and recovery properties, this product provides a long-term, flexible seal that readily resists UV, ozone, and moisture. PERFORMANCE ADVANTAGES 100% Solids - Seal-Tite is a modified urethane sealant that contains no volatiles. It will provide a durable watertight seal that will not shrink as it ages. Seal-Tite outlasts all commonlyused tar or asphalt mastics. Self-leveling - Seal-Tite fills and readily conforms to all irregularly shaped and various sized pitch pans. Mixing - Seal-Tite's two components are colored differently to ensure proper mixing. Mix Part A with Part B until uniform color is achieved. SURFACE PREPARATION Clean the surface of both the newly installed pitch pan and any projections contained within the pitch pan, of all oils, tars, asphalts and other contaminants. After cleaning, scrub the top inside inch of the pan with steel wool. Next, fill the pitch pan with Gar-Rock within two inches of the top of the pan. Allow the Gar-Rock to fully cure (see Gar-Rock instructions). After the Gar-Rock has completely cured, pour the Seal-Tite into the pan until it is level with the top. Apply a hood (when appropriate) over the finished pitch pan and caulk the top of the hood. Gar-Rock Penetration Seal-Tite (2 Deep) For best results, apply Seal-Tite at temperatures between 40 F (4 C) and 90 F (32 C). Seal-Tite is designed to be tack-free within 8 hours. PRECAUTIONS Avoid prolonged breathing of vapors and contact with skin or eyes. Wash hands thoroughly after use. Upon accidental contact with eyes, flush thoroughly with water and seek medical attention. When applying Seal-Tite to an existing pitch pan, remove all existing waterproofing and clean all metal with a wire brush. Seal-Tite may have an adverse affect if it comes in contact with residual asphalt or tar. Seal-Tite should not be used to "top off" existing pitch pans. Do not apply Seal-Tite over wet or oily surfaces or if rain is expected with in 8 hours. Seal-Tite is incompatible with TPO, Hypalon and APP membranes. STORAGE LIFE Approved Pitch Pan (Min. 4 High) Storage life of Seal-Tite is twelve months from date of manufacture when stored below 80 F (27 C) in original unopened containers.

3 Seal-Tite Seal-Tite Eco-Facts Seal-Tite Viscosity A Component - 100,000 to 150,000 cps B Component to 2,000 cps VOC 0 g/l Pot Life End Point 1 million F (37.8 C) - 20 to F (21.1 C) - 40 to 50 minutes Durometer (ASTM D 2240) 40 to 50 shore Elongation F (21.1 C) 250% Specific Gravity Cured Rubber 1.01 Tensile Strength Peel Adhesion (ASTM C 836) Moisture Vapor Transmission (ASTM E 96) Coverage Packaging (Kit) 200 psi at 100 mil Cotton Webbing Bonded to: Aluminum - 15 pli Concrete - 18 pli Steel Galvanized - 19 pli Wood - 20 pli 0.05 Perm. Inches 1gallon (3.8 l) will fill three pitch pans 6 in. x 6 in. x 2 in. depth (15.24 cm x cm x 5.08 cm) Two - 1 gallon (3.8 l) units For specific application recommendations and coverage rates, please contact your local Garland Representative or Garland Technical Service Department. Garland Canada Inc. The Garland Company UK, LTD Unit 5 Glevum Works, Upton Street Gloucester, United Kingdom GL1 4LA Tests verified by independent laboratories. Actual roof performance specifications will vary depending on test speed and temperature. Data reflects samples randomly collected. A ± 10% variation may be experienced. The above data supersedes all previously published information. Consult your local Garland Representative or Garland Corporate Office for more information Garland Industries, Inc. ST 0212

4 Tuff-Stuff MS One-Part Elastomeric Adhesive Sealant Tuff-Stuff MS is a moisture-curing, single-component, non-sag, adhesive sealant that contains no solvents. When cured Tuff- Stuff MS offers the performance of a two-part sealant with the ease of installation associated with a one-part. It is designed to maintain an effective bond and seal between materials of similar and dissimilar surfaces, porosities and coefficients of expansion. Tuff-Stuff MS is designed for use in reglets, precast panels, tilt-up walls, metal curtain walls, copings, window and door perimeters, panel bedding and glazing details. PRODUCT ADVANTAGES Low Odor - Due to its modified silane chemistry, Tuff-Stuff MS is a low-odor product which makes it useful in VOC sensitive areas like hospitals, schools, and food production plants. Extended Life for High Movement - Tuff-Stuff MS high solid content optimizes minimal shrinking unlike heavily solvent based products which will shrink when exposed to UV as the solvent flashes out enabling high flexibility and long-term performance. Environmentally Safe - Tuff-Stuff MS does not use solvents or isocyanates and only contains 19 grams of VOC s per liter. User Friendly/Saves Money - Tuff-Stuff MS can be applied with a normal caulking gun, industrial type, and wet or dry tooled into a joint making it easy for in-house maintenance use. Cures Quickly - Tuff-Stuff MS utilizes a moisture assisted cure type chemistry which enables a fast skin time and is paintable within 3 days of install depending on the sealed joints overall dimensions. INSTALLATION Surface Preparation - Joint surfaces and backer rod must be dry and free of all contaminants such as oil, grease, wax, dust, corrosion, tar, asphalt, loose aggregate, frost, form-release agents, decorative and protective coatings. Precast panels using form release agents other than polyethylene film must be sandblasted or mechanically abraded and blown or brushed dust free. Glass, metal and other nonporous surfaces must be free of any coatings and wiped clean with solvent. Priming - Never a substitute for proper surface preparation, priming is not required on glass or anodized aluminum and usually not necessary on other common building materials. However, varieties of brick, natural stone, plastics, paints, EIFS, coatings and other treatments of surfaces often present difficult substrates at which to adhere. Due to the number and unpredictable nature of these substrates, a field test is recommended to determine the adhesion of Tuff-Stuff MS. Because architectural stones such as marble and granite vary considerably in porosity, some bleeding of the sealant into the substrate is a possibility. A field test to confirm this possibility is recommended. Joint Backing - Backer rods control the depth of the sealant and allows it to be applied under pressure. Use a size that will compress 25%. Open-cell polyurethane or reticulated (soft) polyethylene rod is recommended. Closed-cell polyethylene may be used but care must be taken not to puncture the rod, which can cause outgassing or bubbling/blistering in the sealant. In joints too shallow for backer rod, use a polyethylene bondbreaker tape to prevent three-sided adhesion. Joints should be masked to ensure a neat appearance. Sealant should be applied in a continuous operation using sufficient pressure to fill the joint and make complete contact to the joint sides. Tool the sealant slightly concave using dry-tooling techniques. Do not tool with soap or detergent and water solutions. Joint Design - The width of the joint should be a minimum of four (4) times the anticipated movement. The width or depth of the joint should not be less than 1/4 in. (6 mm). In joints up to 3/8 in. (9 mm) wide, the depth of the sealant should be equal to the width. In joints wider than 3/8 in. (9mm), but not exceeding 1-1/4 in. (31 mm), the depth should be maintained at 3/8 in. (9 mm). For joints wider than 1-1/4 in. (31 mm), please consult Garland s Technical Services Department. Movement Capability - 25% Extension - 25% Compression. Joint sealants do not change volume with expansion or compression, only shape; the greater the change in shape, the greater the stress on the sealant. Tool Time (Initial Skin) hours at 77 F (25 C); 50% relative humidity. Higher temperatures and/or humidity will shorten this time. Cleaning - Use mineral spirits to remove excess sealant before it cures and to clean equipment. Storage Life - One-part MS polymer is extremely moisture and heat sensitive. Tuff-Stuff MS has a warranted shelf life of nine (9) months from the factory shipping date when stored in original unopened cartridges at conditions not exceeding 80 F (27 C), 50% relative humidity. Consistently higher temperatures and/or humidity will shorten the shelf life and valid warranty.

5 Tuff-Stuff MS One-Part Elastomeric Adhesive Sealant Bond Durability-Class 25 (ASTM C 920) Hardness, Shore A (ASTM C 920, 15-50) Tuff-Stuff MS Passes Service Temperature Range -50 F to 300 F (-45 C to 148 C) Stain and Color Change (ASTM C 920) Tack Free 77 F (25 C); 50% RH (ASTM C 679) Tensile Strength Elongation Weep and Sag max 3/16 in. (4 mm) (ASTM C 920) VOC Colors Passes Less than 1 hr. 225 psi % Passes 19 g/l Refer to color chart For specific recommendations and coverage rates, please contact your local Garland Representative or Garland Technical Service Department. Coverage Joints Size Depth x Width 3/8 in. x 1/4 in. (.95 cm x.63 cm) 3/8 in. x 1/2 in. (.95 cm x 1.27 cm) 3/8 in. x 5/8 in. (.95 cm x 1.60 cm) 3/8 in. x 3/4 in. (.95 cm x 1.90 cm) 3/8 in. x 7/8 in. (.95 cm x 2.24 cm) 3/8 in. x 1 in. (.95 cm x 2.54 cm) 3/8 in. x 1 1/4 in. (.95 cm x cm) Shelf Life Packaging LIMITATIONS Tuff-Stuff MS should not be used: As a cap, heel or toe bead in certain glazing installations with high-performance glass or plastic In joints less than 1/4 in. (6 mm) in depth In joints where contact may be made with polysulfide sealants In areas exposed to harsh chemicals Tuff-Stuff MS Lineal ft. (m) per 10.1 oz ft. (4.93 m) 8.0 ft. (2.43 m) 6.4 ft. (1.94 m) 5.4 ft. (1.64 m) 4.6 ft. (1.40 m) 4.0 ft. (1.22 m) 3.2 ft. (.97 m) 9 months 10.3 oz. (305 ml) cartridges 24 cartridges per case On certain architectural paints and finishes without laboratory or field testing In horizontal joints subject to vehicular traffic unless protected by a wearing surface or cap pass of sealant. Garland Canada Inc. The Garland Company UK, LTD Unit 10b Mercia Road Gloucester, United Kingdom GL1 2SQ Tests verified by independent laboratories. Actual roof performance specifications will vary depending on test speed and temperature. Data reflects samples randomly collected. A ± 10% variation may be experienced. The above data supersedes all previously published information. Consult your local Garland Representative or Garland Corporate Office for more information. Garland Greenhouse and Tuff-Stuff are trademarks of 2015 Garland Industries, Inc. Tuff-Stuff MS 0615

6 White-Knight Plus White-Knight Plus White-Knight Plus WC White-Knight Plus is an ENERGY STAR qualified, highly reflective multi-purpose, single-component, aliphatic urethane liquid waterproofing membrane designed to maintain, restore and upgrade the performance of existing, aged single-ply, metal, smooth BUR, and modified bitumen roof systems. It provides a white reflective surface. The White-Knight Plus WC formula is VOC compliant and meets South Coast AQMD standards. PRODUCT ADVANTAGES Energy Efficient - Provides added UV protection to prolong the life of the roof, while helping maintain internal temperatures and reducing cooling costs. Waterproofing Protection - The White-Knight Plus system will provide wet mils (26 53 dry mils) of additional waterproofing protection to an existing roof system. This process will effectively extend the life of the roof system and allow reasonable time to budget for replacement or recoat. UV Resistant - This high-performance aliphatic urethane coating protects the existing roof from the harmful effects of UV, greatly reducing thermal shock. The coating itself is UV resistant due to its aliphatic chemistry. Chemical Resistant - White-Knight Plus is uniquely formulated to provide superior chemical resistance to many oils, acids, and other contaminants. Contact your local Garland Representative for specific chemicals and concentration levels. User Friendly - The ease of application makes White-Knight Plus extremely fast and simple to install. This superior coating can be used to reinforce, without additional reinforcing fabrics and seal laps, make spot repairs, or restore entire roofing systems. USES White-Knight Plus system can be used to coat an entire aged single-ply, metal, smooth BUR, and modified bitumen roof system. It can also be used as a repair material for maintenance applications. White-Knight Plus can be applied by brush, roller or spray. bonded. Prior to coating any surface, be sure the White-Knight Plus Base Coat will adhere by performing an adhesion test (ASTM D 903). Proper coverage rate is critical to the success of all coating projects. Use a wet mil gauge to ensure proper coverage rates. Single-Ply Restoration System - Power wash the entire surface including flashings with TSP or Simple Green and then thoroughly rinse, paying special attention to drains and low spots. The first coat of White-Knight Plus Base Coat should be applied at approximately 32 wet mils stripped in over all seams, flashings, and repaired areas. Any repaired areas must use cured membranes for the repairs. Allow roof system to dry for hours but no more than 72 hours. In the field of the roof, apply an additional 2 gal./100 sq. ft. (0.82 l/m 2 ) of White-Knight Plus (32 wet mils). The first layer may still be tacky at 24 hours; this is normal. Modified/BUR Restoration System - Power wash the entire surface including flashings with TSP or Simple Green. Allow roof system to dry for hours, then prime the entire roof surface with All-Knight Primer at a rate of 1/2 gal./100 sq. ft. (0.21 l/m 2 ). For the field of the roof and flashings, apply 2 gal./100 sq. ft. (0.82 l/m 2 )of White-Knight Plus Base Coat (32 wet mils). Allow roof system to dry for hours but no more than 72 hours. In the field of the roof, apply an additional 2 gal./100 sq. ft. (32 wet mils) of White-Knight Plus (0.82 l/m 2 ). The first layer may still be tacky at 24 hours; this is normal. Metal Restoration System - Power wash the entire surface including flashings with TSP or Simple Green. When coating a metal surface, all rust must be removed and then treated. All surfaces must be sound, dry, clean, and free of oil, dirt, grease, wax, mildew, loose or flaking paint and rust by scraping, sanding, wire brushing or blasting. Apply White-Knight Metal Primer over a small area at 1/4 gal./100 sq. ft. (0.11 l/m 2 ) and let set for twenty (20) minutes. Monitor to ensure adhesion and note if sag occurs. If any sag occurs, adjust coverage as necessary. Once adhesion is confirmed, then apply White-Knight Metal Primer over the entire surface at 1/4 gal./100 sq. ft. (0.11 l/m 2 ). The first coat of White-Knight Plus Base Coat should be applied at approximately 2 gal./100 sq. ft. (0.82 l/m 2 ), 32 wet mils, stripped in over all seams, around penetrations, and fasteners. Allow roof system to dry for hours but no more than 72 hours. Next, install the finish coat of White-Knight Plus at 2 gal./100 sq. ft. (0.82 l/ m 2 ) over the entire roof (32 wet mils). The first layer may still be tacky at 24 hours; this is normal. Restoration Overview - Ensure that all wet insulation is removed. An infrared scan is highly recommended. Remove all dirt, dust, and debris from the roof surface. Make any necessary repairs and also verify that all repairs are securely

7 White-Knight Plus White-Knight Plus White-Knight Plus WC Tensile Strength Tear Resistance (ASTM D 624) Elongation 77 F (25 C) (ASTM D 2939) Flash Point (ASTM D 93) Non-Volatile (ASTM D 75) 77 F (25 C); 10 rpm Brookfield RVT, #4 Spindle Shelf Life Wet Film Coverage Single-ply Basecoat (seams) Modified/BUR Basecoat (entire roof) Metal Basecoat (seams) Packaging White-Knight Plus & White-Knight Plus WC 2100 psi 160 lbs./in 320% 10.4 lb./gal (1.2 g/m 3 ) 110 F min. (43 C) Typical 83% 9200 cp 1 yr. (unopened container) 32 mils (812.8 micros) 5 gallon (18.9 l) pail 55 gallon (208.2 l) drum Eco-Facts White-Knight Plus White-Knight Plus WC VOC 225 g/l 50 g/l Reflectance Emittance SRI PRECAUTIONS Do not apply when temperatures are below 40 F (4.4 C) or if rain is in the forecast within 48 hours. Spray application is not recommended below 50 F (10 C) In areas where the roof is subject to foot traffic, it is recommended to apply a granule walkway surface Excess water on the roof surface can cause the roof to become slippery If spraying, consult the White-Knight/White-Stallion Plus Spray Application Guide Prior to coating any surface, be sure the coating will adhere by performing an adhesion test (ASTM D 903) Not intended to restore glaze coats of asphalt A reinforcement fabric should be used when coating over heavily alligatored areas, areas that pond water, and over any type of surface irregularities For specific application recommendations and coverage rates, please contact your local Garland Representative or Garland Technical Service Department. Approval does not apply to WC version RATED PRODUCT Garland Canada Inc. The Garland Company UK, LTD Unit 5 Glevum Works, Upton Street Gloucester, United Kingdom GL1 4LA Tests verified by independent laboratories. Actual roof performance specifications will vary depending on test speed and temperature. Data reflects samples randomly collected. A ± 10% variation may be experienced. The above data supersedes all previously published information. Consult your local Garland Representative or Garland Corporate Office for more information. White-Knight, All-Knight, and Garland Greenhouse are trademarks of ENERGY STAR is a registered trademark of the U.S. government. The ENERGY STAR program represents a voluntary partnership between businesses and organizations and the federal government to promote energy efficiency and environmental activities (Valid in the U.S. Only). The CRRC mark is a registered trademark of the Cool Roof Rating Council Garland Industries, Inc. WK Plus 0315

8 White-Knight /White-Stallion Metal Primer White-Knight /White-Stallion Metal Primer is a high-performance, single-component all-purpose, aromatic urethane, moisture curing primer for use where rust inhibiting and chemical corrosion resistance are required on metal systems. Its non-lifting properties make it an ideal primer to use with urethane topcoats. White-Knight/White-Stallion Metal Primer has excellent corrosion resistance and should be used as a primer surface with the White-Knight/White-Stallion coating system when used over metal substances. PRODUCT ADVANTAGES Durable - White-Knight/White-Stallion Metal Primer has excellent adhesion to properly prepared metal surfaces. Its resistance to mild industrial fumes and light chemical conditions make it an excellent primer in a restoration coating system. User Friendly - The ease of application makes White-Knight/ White-Stallion Metal Primer fast and simple to install. This primer can be used over a variety of properly prepared metal substrates. Seals & Conditions - White-Knight/White-Stallion Metal Primer combined with the White-Knight/White-Stallion coating system offers the customer the opportunity to protect and to preserve their investments before the roof needs to be replaced due to oxidation and rust. Protect & Maintain - The White-Knight/White-Stallion Metal Primer is designed to maintain and protect metals from rusting and breaking down, while giving you a clean surface for your coating system. USES White-Knight/White-Stallion Metal Primer is used as a primer with the White-Knight/White-Stallion or White-Knight Plus/ White-Stallion Plus coating systems on metal roof systems. It is designed for application to steel, galvanized, galvalume, kynar coated, copper, aluminum, and stainless steel metal roof systems. SURFACE PREPARATION Wearing protective clothing, gloves and glasses, remove any mildew by washing with a solution of three quarts of warm water and TSP or Simple Green solution. It is important to rinse thoroughly to remove any residue left by the cleaner. Repair gaps, holes and joints in the metal roof with appropriate patching materials. Dull all glossy surfaces by sanding to assure maximum adhesion. Wipe galvanized surfaces clean with MEK prior to application. For optimum surface preparation, grit blasting is recommended. Please contact Garland Technical for various substrates when grit blasting is permitted. All surfaces should be cleaned and degreased prior to grit blasting with organic solvents, caustic solutions, or pressure washing with a solution of TSP or Simple Green (2500 psi recommend). NOTE: A spray nozzle of 15 degrees or greater will help eliminate pin point penetration and ensure water does not penetrate the substrate or interior of the structure. Kynar Coated Metal - Recommended 80 mesh or finer grit abrasive. Then wipe surface with solvent. New Galvanized Steel or Galvalume - Brush blast using caution not to remove galvanizing. The surface should be prepared to a SSPC-SP-7 or Nace No. 4 brush blast specification. Steel - The surface should be grit blasted to an SSPC-SP-6 or Nace No. 2 commercial blast. The finish should be free of loose mill scale, rust scale and old coatings. Stainless Steel - There are various types of stainless steel, including 304 (the softest), 316, 316 L, and 904. Use a 120 psi blast nozzle. Do not grit blast with iron or steel grit abrasives. Aluminum - Recommended 80 mesh or finer grit abrasive. Copper - Brush blasting to remove oxides. Follow specifications of SSPC-SP-7 or Nace No. 4 surface preparation. All surfaces must be sound, dry, clean and free of oil, dirt, grease, wax, mildew, loose or flaking paint and rust by scraping, sanding, wire brush or blasting. Mix for 5 minutes before application, ensuring that the product is an even color. Then, apply White-Knight/White-Stallion Metal Primer over a small area at 1/4 gal/100 sq. ft. (0.11 l/m 2 ) and let set for 3 hours before applying top coat. Monitor to ensure adhesion and note if sag occurs. If any sag occurs, adjust coverage as necessary.

9 White-Knight/White-Stallion Metal Primer Brush & Roller - Apply with synthetic brush or roller (short nap) of appropriate size and/or nap for the surface being painted. Spray - Consult the White-Knight/White-Stallion Metal Primer Spray Application Guide. Flash Point (ASTM D 93) White-Knight/White-Stallion Metal Primer 107ºF (41.6ºC) Note: The primer must be top coated within 48 hours of application. If 48 hours passes without being top coated, then the primer must be lightly sanded with an 80 grit paper to rough the surface up. SAFETY It is good practice to wear chemical splash goggles to avoid contact with eyes. Avoid prolonged contact with skin. Wash thoroughly after handling. See Material Safety Data Sheet for additional safety information and specific product analysis. PRECAUTIONS Do not apply when temperatures are below 40 F (4.4 C) Not recommended for use when there is a 40% chance of rain in the forecast Must be top coated within 48 hours of application Not recommended for use on lead roof systems Prior to coating any surface, be sure the coating will adhere by performing an adhesion test Use low-speed mixing equipment to avoid inducing moisture into the primer Solids by Volume 50% Dry 77 F (25 C) 50 RH To Touch To Tack Free To Top Coat Shelf Life Color Clean up Wet Film 1/4 gal. (0.94 l) Dry Mil Coverage 45 min. 1.5 hours 3 hours 12 months in an unopened container Non-leafing aluminum Lacquer Thinner 4 mils (101.6 microns) 2 mils (50.8 microns) 1/4 gal/100 sq. ft. (0.11 l/m 2 ) Packaging 3 gallon pail (10.6 l) Eco-Facts VOC White-Knight/White-Stallion Metal Primer 410 g/l For specific recommendations and coverage rates, please contact your local Garland Representative or Garland Technical Service Department. Garland Canada Inc. The Garland Company UK, LTD Unit 5, Glevum Works, Upton Street Gloucester, United Kingdom GL1 4LA Tests verified by independent laboratories. Actual roof performance specifications will vary depending on test speed and temperature. Data reflects samples randomly collected. A ± 10% variation may be experienced. The above data supersedes all previously published information. Consult your local Garland Representative or Garland Corporate Office for more information. Kynar is a registered trademark of Arkema Inc. White-Knight is a trademark of and The Garland Company UK, LTD. White-Stallion is a trademark of Garland Canada Inc Garland Industries, Inc. WK WS MP 0314

10 White-Knight /White-Stallion Plus Base Coat White-Knight/White-Stallion Plus Base Coat is a gray, multi-purpose, single-component aliphatic urethane, liquid waterproofing membrane, designed as the initial layer of a White-Knight/White-Stallion Plus system to maintain, restore and upgrade the performance of existing, aged single-ply, metal, smooth BUR, and modified bitumen roof systems. PRODUCT ADVANTAGES Waterproofing Protection - White-Knight/White-Stallion Plus Base Coat will provide 32 wet mils (26 dry mils) of additional waterproofing protection to an existing roof system as just a base coat. This process will effectively extend the life of the roof system and allow reasonable time to budget for replacement or recoat. UV Resistant - This high performance aliphatic urethane coating protects the existing roof from the harmful effects of UV, greatly reducing thermal shock. The coating itself is UV resistant due to its aliphatic chemistry. User Friendly - The ease of application makes White-Knight/ White-Stallion Plus Base Coat extremely fast and simple to install. This superior coating can be used to reinforce and seal laps, make spot repairs or restore entire roofing systems. USES White-Knight/White-Stallion Plus Base Coat can be used to coat an entire aged single-ply, metal, smooth BUR, and modified bitumen roof system. It can also be used as a repair material for maintenance applications. It is designed to be the base coat in the White-Knight/White-Stallion Plus system. White-Knight/White-Stallion Plus can be applied by brush, roller or spray. Restoration Overview - Ensure that all wet insulation is removed. An infrared scan is highly recommended. Remove all dirt, dust, and debris from the roof surface. Make any necessary repairs and also verify that all repairs are securely bonded. Prior to coating any surface, be sure the coating will adhere by performing an adhesion test (ASTM D 903). Proper coverage rate is critical to the success of all coating projects. Use a wet mil gauge to ensure proper coverage rates. Single-Ply Restoration System - Power wash the entire surface including flashings with TSP or Simple Green and then thoroughly rinse. The first coat of White-Knight/White- Stallion Plus Base Coat should be applied at approximately, 32 wet mils, stripped in over all seams, flashings, and repaired areas. Allow roof system to dry for hours but no more than 72 hours. In the field of the roof, apply an additional 2 gal./ 100 sq. ft. (0.82 l/m 2 ) for the finish coat (32 wet mils). The first layer may still be tacky at 24 hours; this is normal. Modified/BUR Restoration System - Power wash the entire surface including flashings with TSP or Simple Green. Allow roof system to dry for hours, then prime the entire roof surface with All-Knight /All-Stallion Primer at a rate of 1/2 gal./100 sq. ft. (0.21 l/m 2 ). For the field of the roof and flashings, apply of White- Knight/White-Stallion Plus Base Coat (32 wet mils). Allow roof system to dry for hours but no more than 72 hours. In the field of the roof, apply an additional 2 gal./100 sq. ft. (0.82 l/ m 2 ) for the finish coat. The first layer may still be tacky at 24 hours; this is normal. Metal Restoration System Power wash the entire surface including flashings with TSP or Simple Green. When coating a metal surface, all rust must be removed and then treated. All surfaces must be sound, dry, clean, and free of oil, dirt, grease, wax, mildew, loose or flaking paint, and rust by scraping, sanding, wire brushing or blasting. Apply White-Knight/White-Stallion Metal Primer over a small area at 1/4 gal./100 sq. ft. (0.11 l/m 2 ) and let set for twenty (20) minutes. Monitor to ensure adhesion and note if sag occurs. If any sag occurs, adjust coverage as necessary. Once adhesion is confirmed, then apply White-Knight/White-Stallion Metal Primer over the entire surface at 1/4 gal./100 sq. ft. (0.11 l/m 2 ). The first coat of White-Knight/White-Stallion Plus Base Coat should be applied at approximately 2 gal./100 sq. ft. (0.82 l/ m 2 ), 32 wet mils, stripped in over all seams, around penetrations, and fasteners. Allow roof system to dry for hours but no more than 72 hours. Next, install the finish coat at 2 gal./100 sq. ft. (0.82 l/m 2 ) over the entire roof (32 wet mils). The first layer may still be tacky at 24 hours; this is normal.

11 White-Knight /White-Stallion Plus Base Coat Tensile Strength Tear Resistance (ASTM D 624) Elongation 77 F (25 C) (ASTM D 2939) Flash Point (ASTM D 93) Non-Volatile (ASTM D 75) 77 F (25 C); 10 rpm Brookfield RVT, #4 Spindle Shelf Life Wet Film 2 gal./100 sq. ft. (0.82 l/m 2 ) Color Coverage Single-ply Basecoat (seams) Modified/BUR Basecoat (entire roof) Metal Basecoat (seams) Packaging White-Knight/White-Stallion Plus Base Coat 2100 psi 160 lbs./in. 320% 10.4 lbs./gal. (1.2 g/cm 3 ) 110 F (44 C) Typical 83% 9,100 cp 1 yr. (unopened container) 32 mils (812.8 micros) Gray 5 gallon (18.9 l) pail 55 gallon (208.2 l) drum Eco-Facts VOC PRECAUTIONS White-Knight/White-Stallion Plus Base Coat 225 g/l Do not apply when temperatures are below 40 F (4.4 C) or if rain is in the forecast. Spray application is not recommended below 50 F (10 C) In areas where the roof is subject to foot traffic, it is recommended to apply a granule walkway surface Excess water on the roof surface can cause the roof to become slippery If spraying, consult the White-Knight/White-Stallion Plus spray application guide Prior to coating any surface, be sure the coating will adhere by performing an adhesion test (ASTM D 903) Not intended to restore glaze coats of asphalt A reinforcement fabric should be used when coating over heavily alligatored areas or any type of surface irregularities For specific application recommendations and coverage rates, please contact your local Garland Representative or Garland Technical Service Department. Garland Canada Inc. The Garland Company UK, LTD Unit 5 Glevum Works, Upton Street Gloucester, United Kingdom GL1 4LA Tests verified by independent laboratories. Actual roof performance specifications will vary depending on test speed and temperature. Data reflects samples randomly collected. A ± 10% variation may be experienced. The above data supersedes all previously published information. Consult your local Garland Representative or Garland Corporate Office for more information. White-Knight and All-Knight are trademarks of White-Stallion and All-Stallion are trademarks of Garland Canada Inc Garland Industries, Inc. WK/WS PLUS BASE COAT 0712