Sika Evercryl Grey Fibre Reinforced Roof Repair Compound Coating 5kg 851569







Description
Product Details: Brand: Sika | Product Type: Fibre-Reinforced Roof Repair Compound | Size: 5kg | Colour: Grey | Product Code: EVCRYL5GY | SKU: 484628 | MPN: 851569 | EAN: 5029347600716 | Barcode: 5029347600716
Quick Product Summary: Sika Evercryl Grey 5kg is a larger fibre-reinforced one coat instant roof repair coating compound for visible grey waterproofing repairs to cracks, gutters, flashings, upstands, vents, leadwork and broader local roof maintenance areas.
Sika Evercryl Grey 5kg is a ready-to-use resin-based roof repair compound for larger neutral-coloured roof repairs where a grey visible finish is suitable. It is useful for planned patching on mixed roof surfaces, leadwork, concrete details, flashings and repair areas where black may look too heavy and white may look too bright.
The grey 5kg version sits between the darker Black and lighter White options. It is best for neutral patch repairs, mixed roof details and visible waterproofing work where the repair does not need to be hidden but should avoid a strong black or bright white finish.
Best For Larger Visible Grey Roof Repairs
Choose Grey 5kg for larger roof repairs where a neutral grey finish makes more sense than black, white or clear. It suits practical patching around leadwork, concrete, roof edges, flashings, vents, gutters and mixed repair areas where a balanced visible finish is preferred.
- Larger visible grey roof patch repairs.
- Cracks, gaps and weak areas on suitable roof surfaces.
- Gutters, downpipes, gullies and roofline details.
- Flashings, upstands, vents and leadwork.
- Several roof leaks or repeated local repair points.
- Wet weather repair work where immediate waterproofing is needed.
Why Choose The 5kg Grey Version
The 5kg tin is the better choice for small-to-medium roof maintenance jobs where a 1kg or 2.5kg tin may run short. It suits broader local roof repairs, longer detail areas and planned patching where a visible grey finish is suitable.
Choose Grey where crack bridging and a visible neutral finish are more important than hiding the repair. Choose Black for dark bitumen and felt surfaces, White for lighter roof areas, or Clear where a translucent finish is required and fibre reinforcement is not needed.
Key Benefits
- Grey Fibre-Reinforced Repair: Helps bridge small cracks and strengthen local roof repair areas.
- Instant Waterproofing: Designed to provide immediate water protection after application.
- Wet Or Dry Use: Can be applied in damp, wet and suitable frosty conditions.
- 5kg Larger Tin: Better for broader local repairs and multiple roof defects.
- Visible Grey Finish: Suitable where the repair does not need to be hidden.
- Brush Applied: Designed for straightforward application after preparation.
- Flexible Membrane: Dries to a seamless flexible waterproof coating.
- Multi-Surface Use: Suitable for many common prepared roof and building materials.
Where It Can Be Used
Sika Evercryl Grey can be used for general sealing, repair, maintenance and waterproofing of many common roof surfaces in wet or dry conditions. It is suitable for local repairs on concrete, fibre cement, roofing felt, mastic asphalt, existing bituminous roof coatings, rigid uPVC, corrugated iron, metals, slates, brickwork, tiles, lead, copper and zinc.
- Visible grey roof patch repairs.
- Small-to-medium roof leaks and waterproofing defects.
- Guttering, downpipes and gully repairs.
- Flashings, upstands, vents and leadwork.
- Metal, slate, tile, concrete and bitumen roof details.
- Larger local repairs where 1kg or 2.5kg may be too small.
How To Apply
Always read the current Sika product data sheet and safety data sheet before use. The roof should be checked first, because no coating product should be relied on to repair a roof that is not structurally sound or stable.
- Inspect the roof: Replace or refix broken, slipped, cracked or missing tiles, slates, sheets or roof coverings before applying the compound.
- Prepare the surface: Remove loose debris, dirt, dust, grease, algae, fungal growth and unstable material from the repair area.
- Prime where needed: Sound non-porous surfaces may not need primer, but porous, friable or difficult surfaces should be primed with a compatible bitumen and flashing primer.
- Stir before use: Stir the product well before applying.
- Apply by brush: Apply the grey Evercryl with a brush, working it into cracks, gaps and surrounding repair areas.
- Use one coat where suitable: Evercryl is designed as a one-coat repair compound, but extreme cases may need a second coat after the first coat has dried sufficiently.
- Allow to cure: The coating is instantly waterproof when applied, but full drying depends on temperature, coating thickness and site conditions.
Choosing Grey 5kg
Grey 5kg is best for larger visible roof repair work where a neutral grey waterproof finish is suitable. It is a practical middle-ground colour choice between Black, White and Clear, especially on mixed roof areas where the repair can stay visible but should not look too dark or too bright.
- Choose Grey 5kg: For larger neutral-coloured patch repairs, leadwork, concrete details and mixed roof surfaces.
- Choose Black 5kg: For darker felt, bitumen and black roof areas.
- Choose White 5kg: For lighter or white visible repair areas.
- Choose Clear 5kg: For translucent repairs where fibre reinforcement is not required.
Technical Notes
- Grey fibre-reinforced roof repair compound for neutral visible patch repairs.
- 5kg tin suited to broader local repairs, repeated patching and multiple roof details.
- Brush-applied resin-based coating for prepared roof surfaces.
- Suitable for wet or dry application where the surface is sound and properly prepared.
- Can be applied in suitable frosty conditions down to -5°C.
- Approximate coverage: 950g to 1.9kg per m², depending on surface condition, texture and application thickness.
- Typical drying time is around 6 to 7 days, depending on temperature, coating depth and site conditions.
- Service temperature range: -25°C to +100°C.
- Do not coat roof lights, windows, glass or translucent sheets.
Important: Metal tins may arrive with minor dents after courier handling. Cosmetic dents do not affect use and are not treated as a return reason if the product remains sealed and usable. Please only order tinned products if small transit dents would be acceptable.
Safety: Always check the current Sika safety data sheet before use. This is a solvent-based product, so keep it away from flames, sparks, heat and ignition sources. Work with suitable ventilation, avoid breathing vapour, avoid contact with skin and eyes, and wear suitable gloves and work clothing. Keep away from children and do not allow product or residue to enter drains, watercourses or the wider environment.
Products To Help With Preparation, Repair Or Clean-Up
For dusty, friable or porous roof areas, Sika Black Jack 902 Bitumen and Flashing Primer 1L can be used where a compatible primer is needed before applying the repair compound.
For deeper cracks, holes or sharper gaps that need filling before coating, Sika Black Jack 903 Bitumen Trowel Mastic 1L may be useful on suitable repair areas.
For cleaning hands, tools and suitable surfaces after preparation or application, Sika Everbuild Heavy Duty Textured Wonder Wipes can help remove general grime, dirt and residue.
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Specification
Weight 6 kg Manufacturer Sika
Reference Code 851569
Reference Code sika 851569
Type Fibre-Reinforced Roof Repair Coating Compound
Colour Grey
Size 5kg
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Product FAQsQ:
What is Sika Evercryl One Coat Grey 5kg used for?
A:It is used for roof repairs, emergency leak sealing, gutters, flashings, upstands, vents, leadwork and waterproofing neutral or mixed roof surfaces.
Q:Does the grey Evercryl version contain fibre reinforcement?
A:Yes. The grey version contains fibre reinforcement to help bridge small cracks on suitable roof repair areas.
Q:When should I choose the grey version?
A:Choose Grey for neutral roof finishes, concrete areas, leadwork, flashings and repairs where black or white coatings would not blend as well.
Q:Can Sika Evercryl Grey be applied in wet conditions?
A:Yes. It can be applied in damp and wet conditions when emergency roof repairs cannot wait for dry weather.
Q:When should I choose the 5kg tin?
A:Choose the 5kg tin for larger local repairs, multiple roof details or maintenance jobs where a 2.5kg tin may not provide enough material.
Q:How is Sika Evercryl Grey applied?
A:It is normally applied by brush to suitable prepared roof surfaces after the compound has been stirred thoroughly.
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