Crown Coat Chimney Sealer

Simply put a light coat over the entire crown followed immediately with a thicker topcoat.

Crown coat chimney sealer. Chimney crown repair costs 150 to 400 to fill surface cracks with mortar or caulk and apply an elastomeric crown coat sealer. Removing algae and moss buildup costs 100 to 300 more. Silicone is an inorganic substance that has high toughness against temperature fluctuations and uv rays. Crowncoat goes on fast and easy with a paintbrush that s all it takes.

Cold weather crowncoat can be used wherever a long lasting exterior water proof membrane is needed such as chimney crowns chimney corbels tops of masonry or parapet walls. For application of crowncoat you need to only do two thin layers over the entire chimney crown which will dry in four hours. Chimney crown resurfacing costs 600 to 1 200 to fix larger cracks crumbling and minor brickwork. Use on chimney corbels the tops of masonry and parapet walls or wherever a flexible waterproof membrane is needed.

Cold weather crowncoat can be customer colored with small amounts of standard mortar dye. No bonding agent required. Crowncoat will waterproof your chimney crown keeping it from deteriorating. No bonding agent required.

Crownseal is a proprietary elastomeric coating that forms a flexible waterproof membrane specifically formulated to repair and protect chimney crowns from water intrusion. Crownseal is a proprietary trowel grade elastomeric coating that forms a flexible waterproof membrane to repair and protect chimney crowns from water intrusion. Polyurethane has a tendency to break down and has lifespan at best half that of silicone. Brushable crown repair is specifically formulated to repair and protect chimney crowns from water intrusion.

This thicker material can cover larger cracks in chimney crowns and is applied with a trowel. Brushable crown repair is easy to apply with a 3 inch or 4 inch paint brush. Chimney crown repair cost. Crownseal is a proprietary elastomeric coating that forms a flexible waterproof membrane specifically formulated to repair and protect chimney crowns from water intrusion.

A chimney crown is a slab of concrete that covers the top opening. Crowncoat has a 15 year warranty when applied by a professional. Think of crowncoat as a brush grade version of their very popular crown repair product crownseal. It dries in about 6 hours and cures in about 24 hours to a natural concrete mortar appearance.

This thicker material can cover larger cracks in chimney crowns and is applied with a trowel. While polyurethane does have its strengths related to its fairly low price silicone is by far the superior choice when choosing a chimney sealer. Use a paint brush when applying the product to the crown and do not apply crowncoat to vertical surfaces only horizontal.