Blackjack Ultra Roof 1000
Looking to enhance curb appeal while protecting your asphalt driveway from traffic, sun, rain, snow and extreme temperatures? Black Jack® Ultra-Maxx™ 1000 is enhanced with a latex polymer to give maximum performance; unmatched durability and the best looking finish. Ultra-Maxx™ 1000 is also formulated with a combination of gel and fast-dry technology for fast and easy installation, plus the ability to you’re your driveway to foot traffic quicker.
Black Jack 1000 is not approved for use on Flat Roofs. Application Temperature: An important factor to keep in mind, this is the temperature at which the coating stops curing and is vulnerable to rain and or not having the curing process restarting. Black Jack® Elasto-Kool 1000, White Siliconized Elastomeric Coating is our top quality, highly flexible, white acrylic roof coating. By enhancing the product with silicone, water resistance, adhesion and life expectancy are greatly increased.
3 Key Tips for Your Perfect Driveway
Extreme How To subscribers have the coolest tools and the skills to use them. You are the people who fearlessly tackle projects, big and small. You are the folks that friends and neighbors call for advice and more often than not, help. So what can we tell you that you don’t already know?
- Read the product label and/or TDS
You pride yourself on being able to get things done on your own, but why wing it when you’ve got great info at your fingertips. Reading the Technical Data Sheet (TDS) or label takes about five whole minutes and those are five minutes well spent. These resources provide all kinds of great details that are specific to the particular product and brand like what temperatures and weather conditions are required for application, how many coats do we need and should the coats be thick or thin? Your reputation is on the line. You, the Extreme How To’er set the stage for DIY perfection. Any questions? If so, check out blackjackcoatings.com for tips and videos or reach out to use via the Contact Us page for additional product specific info.
- Preparation
Preparation starts with a good cleaning. You have a pressure washer and you aren’t afraid to use it! And remember, grease and grime need a little help to go away so treat it accordingly. Does anything need to be patched? Black Jack’s line of patching products covers patches up to 3” wide. Product specific preparation info is included on the TDS and label so we know exactly what’s up.
- Application
You’ve read the instructions and prepped your asphalt surface. Mother Nature is cooperating, you’re suited up with proper protective gear and clothes that you can get a little dirty. This is the fun part. Grab the squeegee or driveway brush. You’ll get that first thin coat down and marvel at how great it looks and how easy it was to apply. After it dries, you’ll apply the second coat (perpendicular to the first) and pat yourself on the back. Now your driveway looks great and has an extra layer of protection. You’ve upped the curb appeal and your neighbors are impressed. Congratulations on a job well done!
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Black Jack Ultra Roof 1000 Lowes
How Much Should I Buy?
Coverage is provided as a range to accommodate variations in surface porosity. On the roof, smoother surfaces like metal will achieve better coverage rates and require less product. The same applies on the ground. Driveways that are in better condition will absorb less.
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Blackjack Ultra Roof 1000 Rv
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Blackjack 1000 Roof Coating
How do I calculate square footage?
Square footage is based on multiplying the length of an area x width of that area.
What about non-rectangular areas?
In those instances, you need to break the area down into smaller rectangles. For instance, an L-shaped surface can be broken into 2 smaller rectangles (see illustration below). Add the 2 areas (100 + 200 = 300 sq ft) to get a total.
For areas where you will not apply product, subtract that area from the total.