Assuming the EPDM rubber roof is clean, dry, sound and prepared as detailed in the technical data sheet you could consider APOC 576 Premium Silicone Roof Coating.

No, this product wouldn't be advised for use in this type of application as we don't have any testing data against any type of food safe standards and due to the paint never fully hardening.

Please e-mail [email protected] with further detail of your project requirements to allow us to look into alternatives.

No this would not be suitable, you could consider Britannia Aquashield Eco.

This can be applied to clean, dry, sound and prepared grp. 

This is available in black, grey or solar reflective white.

The solar reflective paint may be applied to a stable felt roof.

The light reflectance value is 89.31% and the SRI (solar reflective index) is ˜112.9.

Unfortunately we do not have a thermal emittance measure, the Solar Reflective paint is not guaranteed to reduce heat, but heat is reflected.

This product can be applied to brick walls, but it is not a breathable paint.

Barium sulphate is not listed in the Safety Data sheet.

You can find the Safety Data Sheet in the data sheets tab on the product page.

Unfortunately no, this is not suitable for application to glass or polycarbonate.

Assuming the skylight is glass or polycarbonate, it is clean, dry, sound and prepared as detailed in the technical data sheet we can recommend Zinsser Bulls Eye 1-2-3 followed by Zinsser Perma-White Interior.

This can be mixed to many RAL, NCS or BS colours in a matt or satin finish.

Please note that brush strokes will be visable from outside.

Unfortunately no this would not be suitable.

Assuming the conservatory roof is polycarbonate, you are painting the internal sides of the roof, it is clean, dry, sound and prepared as detailed in the technical data sheet we can recommend Zinsser Bulls Eye 1-2-3 followed by Zinsser Perma-White Interior.

Please note brush marks would be visible from the outside.

The light reflecting value of the Solar Reflective Paint is 89.31%.

It will go straight onto MDF but a sealer coat of Zinsser Bulls Eye 1-2-3 would be a good idea. If the MDF is for exterior use these paints will not prevent the MDF from swelling over time due to moisture absorption. The product can be sprayed but some HVLP sprayers may not be suitable. The paint is quite thick, we do not advise thinning more than 10% maximum with water.

This should be OK, however the product is water based and can’t be used at lower temperatures, i.e below 10°C. The product should take to the cured PU foam as well but couldn't guarantee this.

Yes, the data sheet states;

'Wooden Surfaces - All bare wooden surfaces should be clean and dry. Not recommended for door or window frames. Do not apply to previously painted wood unless all traces of old paint have been removed.'

If the paint is still wet, scoop up as much paint as you can using a dust pan or similar. Mop up using sand/ sawdust/ rags, avoid spreading the paint further. There will still be some paint impregnated into the surface, at this stage washing with warm water and a scrubbing brush will take it up. Don’t flood the area with water as you will just spread the paint further.

If the paint is dry a paint stripper will be required such as Blackfriar Professional Paint & Varnish Remover.

Blackfriar Professional Solar Reflective Paint White is not recommended for EPDM, however GacoPro Roof Coating is available in Solar Reflective White and is suitable for application to EPDM.

Blackfriar don’t have any figures for their Blackfriar Professional Solar Reflective Paint White in relation to this, it is a white paint that doesn’t absorb sunlight and therefore reduces the temperature of the substrate. They have never carried out specific tests to determine the reduction in surface temperature.

Yes, two coats are recommended by brush or roller.

No, we would instead recommend something like Coo-Var White Glass Shading.

No, for flat metal roofs that may be subject to ponding water we would instead recommend GacoPro Roof Coating which is available in Solar Reflective White or Light Grey.

Yes.

All surfaces should be clean and free of loose material and contamination. Remove all moss, lichen, fungal growth and other contaminants. Scrape off any loose paint. Surfaces can be slightly damp but they should not be wet. Priming is not necessary.

Apply with a brush or roller working the paint in any surface imperfections, two coats are recommended.

Assuming you wish to reflect light off the wall into your property to brighten it up a little this should be fine. We would recommend using the Solar Reflective White, not the Aluminium. We also assume the party wall is a standard masonry surface, if so the paint will be fine to go onto this with no specialist primers.