Ure-A-Sil Eco

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Ure-A-Sil Eco

Manufacturer
American WeatherStar
Product
Ure-A-Sil Eco
Status
Current
Market
United States
Latest revision
Not confirmed
Latest file date
Not confirmed
Last verified
September 20, 2026
Archived files
0

System overview

Suitable for use over modified bitumen, smooth BUR, EPDM, TPO, PVC, structural concrete, and spray polyurethane foam roof substrates.

  • Record type: complete manufacturer-defined roof restoration system
  • Technical basis: one system quick specification plus 11 matched application, component or brochure documents
  • Selection control: use the substrate-specific application guideline and current component data sheets together

Manufacturer-defined use

Suitable for use over modified bitumen, smooth BUR, EPDM, TPO, PVC, structural concrete, and spray polyurethane foam roof substrates.

Assembly and components

Treat this record as an assembly rather than as a single coating. Use the linked application guideline and component data sheets to confirm the required primer, repair materials, base or intermediate coats, reinforcement, topcoat and installed coverage for the selected substrate.

Data sheets and technical documents

Current manufacturer system specifications, application guidelines and component data sheets matched to this assembly.

Current

Current files

Archive

Archived files

No older reviewed revisions are archived for this product yet.

Existing-roof assessment

Document the roof construction, moisture condition, drainage, defects, previous coatings and adhesion-test results before specification. Wet insulation, unsound decking, active movement or incompatible existing materials require a project-specific repair or replacement decision before coating work starts.

Specification and submittals

Use the current system quick specification as the assembly-level source and the matched product data sheets for component limitations and application requirements. Record document titles, revisions and retrieval dates in the project submittal so later users can distinguish the specified edition from a replacement document.

Installation controls

Coordinate surface preparation, detail treatment, mixing, application equipment, wet-film checks, cure windows and weather limits from the linked manufacturer documents. Field changes to a primer, reinforcement or topcoat can change the represented system and should be approved and recorded.

Detailing and transitions

Use the manufacturer guidance for drains, penetrations, curbs, seams, fasteners, terminations and transitions between unlike substrates. Record where reinforcement or a different detail material is required; a field-applied patch should not be assumed to represent the published assembly.

Limitations and project review

Confirm slope, drainage, existing moisture, adhesion, traffic exposure and local code or approval requirements for the specific project. Published system information is a technical reference and does not replace a roof survey, design responsibility or manufacturer review where required.

Inspection, maintenance and renewal

Retain closeout photographs, batch information, measured coverage, repair locations and the accepted submittal. Inspect drains, seams, penetrations, terminations, traffic areas and coating condition during service, and use a new cited history entry when the manufacturer revises or withdraws a system document.

Revision and citation controls

Cite the exact system specification, application guideline and component data-sheet editions used for the project. When a source changes, add the replacement as a new current record and move the earlier document to the archive with its status, author, timestamp and reason preserved.

Sources and citations

Contribution history

Published changes remain in this permanent record. Corrections create a new entry instead of deleting earlier history.

  1. September 21, 2026 at 8:48 amLibrary Record

Technical reference note

Verify current suitability, availability, engineering performance, certification, warranty, and installation requirements with the manufacturer and the project design professional before specification or construction. Archived files do not represent current requirements.