Here's what sets Conklin's Fabric-Reinforced Coating System apart:

1.   Unmatched Strength and Durability:

• Leak-Free Protection: The seamless acrylic coating with embedded fabric creates a watertight membrane, eliminating leaks and vulnerabilities.
• Puncture Resistance: The fabric reinforcement provides exceptional strength, making the roof resistant to hail, impact, and extreme weather.
• Long-Lasting Performance: Conklin's system is designed to withstand years of harsh elements, extending the lifespan of your roof compared to traditional materials.

2.   Energy Efficiency:

• Cool Roof Technology: The highly reflective white top coat dramatically reduces heat absorption, lowering your cooling costs and contributing to a more sustainable building.

3.   Cost-Effective Advantages:

• Rehabilitation, Not Replacement: This system can often be applied directly over your existing roof, eliminating costly tear-offs and disposal fees.
• Reduced Downtime: The application process is significantly faster than a complete roof replacement, minimizing disruption to your business operations.
• Easy Maintenance: The Conklin system requires minimal maintenance, keeping your roof in top condition for years to come.

Installation Process:

1. Surface Preparation:

• The roof undergoes a thorough cleaning to remove dirt, debris, and any contaminants that might affect adhesion.
• In some cases, minor repairs might be needed to address existing issues on the roof surface.

2. Primer Application:

• A Conklin-approved primer is applied to the entire roof surface. This creates a strong bond between the existing substrate and the subsequent layers of the roofing system.

3. Fabric Reinforcement:

• Conklin's Spunflex fabric, a strong and flexible material, is strategically embedded within the base coat of the roofing material.
• This fabric is particularly focused on areas around seams, penetrations (pipes, vents), and vulnerable points on the roof.

4. Base Coat and Overlapping Fabrics:

• A base coat of Conklin's acrylic roofing material is applied.
• While the base coat is still wet, sections of Spunflex fabric are laid down in overlapping sheets, creating a continuous and seamless waterproofing layer.

5. Additional Layers and Top Coat:

• Another layer of base coat is applied over the embedded fabric for reinforcement.
• Finally, a high-performance Conklin coating is applied as the top layer. This top coat often features a bright white reflective surface to promote energy efficiency.