By Jesse Sanchez.
A metal roof can perform well and still fall short visually if the sealant stands out against the panels. Sherwin-Williams’ Geocel Phantom™ Metal Roof Sealant gives contractors another way to approach that finishing detail, using translucent color options designed to let the panel color show through while helping protect the roof.
Phantom Metal Roof Sealant is available in translucent white, gray, bronze, green, blue and red. Because the colors are translucent, contractors can select an option that blends with the roofing surface rather than creating a noticeable contrast. The sealant is also paintable, offering additional flexibility when appearance is a priority.
Performance remains central to the product. Phantom Metal Roof Sealant offers exceptional elongation and flexibility, remains flexible after application and provides adhesion to coated metal panels, even when they are damp. It is also ultraviolet resistant and resealable, meaning it may be applied over itself when additional material is needed.
Contractors can use the sealant across a range of common building substrates, including wood, concrete, metal, glass, tile, brick, asphalt shingles, primed TPO, primed PVC, EPDM and vinyl. It is also listed for skylight and heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) applications.
Application features are designed with jobsite use in mind. The product has a non-stringing formulation, cleans up easily and is mildew resistant once cured. It is sold through roofing wholesalers, building supply centers and industrial distributors.
By combining flexibility, adhesion and a translucent appearance, Phantom Metal Roof Sealant gives contractors a way to address both sealing needs and the visual details that help complete a metal roofing project.
Learn more about Geocel Phantom™ Metal Roof Sealant and finish every roof with a clean look!
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Jesse is a writer for The Coffee Shops. When he is not writing and learning about the roofing industry, he can be found powerlifting, playing saxophone or reading a good book.
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