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Home My WebLink AboutDRB120077 Project Name:RIVERHOUSE CONDO REROOF DRB Number: DRB120077 Project Description: RE-ROOF Participants: OWNER KRAMER FAMILY TRUST SETTLEME 03/29/2012 4912 HARVERWOOD LN APT 311 DALLAS TX 75287 APPLICANT PLATH CONSTRUCTION, INC 03/29/2012 Phone: 970-328-5515 PO BOX 3367 EAGLE CO 81631 License: C000003109 CONTRACTOR PLATH CONSTRUCTION, INC 03/29/2012 Phone: 970-328-5515 PO BOX 3367 EAGLE CO 81631 License: C000003109 Project Address:83 WILLOW PL VAILLocation: COMMON ELEMENT: RIVER HOUSE CONDOS Legal Description:Lot: 3 Block: Subdivision: RIVERHOUSE CONDO Parcel Number:2101-082-1600-1 Comments: BOARD/STAFF ACTION Motion By:Maio Action: APPROVED Second By:Kjesbo Vote:5-0-0 Date of Approval: 04/19/2012 Conditions: Cond: 8 (PLAN): No changes to these plans may be made without the written consent of Town of Vail staff and/or the appropriate review committee(s). Cond: 0 (PLAN): DRB approval does not constitute a permit for building. Please consult with Town of Vail Building personnel prior to construction activities. Cond: 201 (PLAN): DRB approval shall not become valid for 20 days following the date of approval, pursuant to the Vail Town Code, Chapter 12-3-3: APPEALS. Cond: 202 (PLAN): Approval of this project shall lapse and become void one (1) year following the date of final approval, unless a building permit is issued and construction is commenced and is diligently pursued toward completion. Planner: DRB Fee Paid: $250.00 03/13/2012 10:31 row�u oF vart # 9703285520 PLATH CONSTRUCTION I ��r��1�;_ . _. � ' MAR �� t ' � ,�.� �� p� ` ":�`��;VN OF VA!t PAGE 02/02 pepartmerrt of Community Dev�lopment 75 South Frontage Road Valt, CO 8'1657 Tel: 97a479�2128 www.vailgov.com Developmertt Review Coordin�tor Application for Desigrt Review Minor Exterior Alteratian Gen@ral Infamation: 1'hls application is required for all prvposals Involving minor changes to buildings and site improve- ments, such as roofing, painting, window additions, landscaping, fences, retalning walls, etc. Applk�ble Vail Town Code sections can be found at www.vailaov.com under V�il Informatipn -- Towh Code bnline. All projects requiring de- sign review must recefve approval priar to submitting a building permit applicatian. An appliC�tion for Design Revlew �nnot be accepted until all required inf�rmatlon is received by the Community development pepartment, as outlined in the submittal requlrements. The project may also need to be reviewed by the town Counal and/or the planning and Enviro�mental Commissbn. Deslgn revfew �pproval expires one year from the date of approval, unless a bullding per� mit is issued and conStrUCtiOn GqmmgnCBS. Fee: $250 fot Multi�Family/Commercial $20 for Single Family/Duplex Single fiamily Duplex [)escrlptlon of the Request: Physical Addtess: � v✓r��" �,�AC� Parcel Number: � Praperty OWmer; . M�ili�tg Address: �, Mukl-Family _ _ Commercial /4b�� I(�(�O/-� D1 [7 (Contact �a�le Co. Assessor at 970-328-864� for parcel no.) V e-2� S� � nr� o f/1'1 (/`� � t/� �S OC`—t �--i'l rr'� 1 v OWllel''s Sigh&ture: Primary ContacU Owner Representatnre: �/��i� ,�R%�� %��R�%1 �'aNS�GG�ar�/ �� Wlailing Address: �d l�a k`_',� 67, �AG�' � 8/6 �l �� • �— pnone: �i4 � 3�- SS/ E-Mail: � � � L .�i�vC� Fax: �'70- 3Z�'x ��CS For Offlce Use Only: Cash� CC: Visa / MC LBist 4 CC # �xp. Date: Auth # Ch2ck �t i%�� Fee Paid:�� Received From• I�i►1�? ��I'�t� Sr�C.,' Meeting Date; DqB Na: ��n�' Project Na: - zoning: Land use: tocati�on oF the proposal: l.ot:�„�_ Bbdc:,�Q_ Subdlvlsion: -�� 1��5-�- _d TQWN OF VAIL Department of Community Development 75 South Frontage Road Vail, CO 81657 Tel : 970-479-2128 www.vailgov.com Development Review Coordinator Application for Design Review Minor Exterior Alteration General Information: This application is required for all proposals involving minor changes to buildings and site improve- ments, such as roofing, painting, window additions, landscaping, fences, retaining walls, etc. Applicable Vail Town Code sections can be found at www.vailqov.com under Vail Information – Town Code Online. All projects requiring de- sign review must receive approval prior to submitting a building permit application. An application for Design Review cannot be accepted until all required information is received by the Community Development Department, as outlined in the submittal requirements. The project may also need to be reviewed by the Town Council and/or the Planning and Environmental Commission. Design review approval expires one year from the date of approval, unless a building per- mit is issued and construction commences. Fee: $250 for Multi-Family/Commercial $20 for Single Family/Duplex Single Family Duplex � Multi-Family Commercial Description of the Request: T��,� c�� x�sr��c, �^,.Y��-�-d�' ,�o�.i= ; ys%�� 1rUS��4�T �.2✓�C.S tL / w✓�T' sN��=�-�. i/Aii ,�l,E��4� sHi.dG�f �c�zo�2 �-fi�eJ'iG6�8,�;,�z> Physical Address: W��-�"" ��R�� Parcel Number: �Z �olOb'2I �pr,�i — 01 c'J (Contact Eagle Co. Assessor at 970-328-8640 for parcel no.) Property Owner: Mailing Address: Phone: Owner's Signature: Primary Contact/ Owner Representative: ��E�� T�GA �%%h �'D �"✓5� l�ci�r c r✓ % jt�c� Mailing Address: �� " `��7, �� /� 3l Phone: 9%� � �7-0�� S%S E-Mail: �L(�R�z� �bL�`f{,.�'�bfi�J�y, �rn? Fax: �P"70- �z�— �S� C> ', For Office Use Only: Cash CC: Visa / MC Last 4 CC # Fee Paid: Meeting Date: Planner: Zoning: Exp. Date: Auth # Received From: DRB No.: _ Project No: _ Land Use: Location of the Proposal: Lot: Block: Subdivision: Check # ***********************+************************+***+*************************************** TOWN OF VAIL, COLORADO Statement *************+************************************+********************************+***+**** Statement Number: R120000207 Amount: $2.50.00 03/29/?01204:13 PM Payment Method: Check Init: SAB Notation: 5734 - RIVER HOUSE CONDOMINIUMS -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Permit No: DRB120077 Type: DRB-Minor Alt,Comm/Multi Parcel No: 2101-082-1600-1 Site Address: 83 WILLOW PL VAIL Location: COMMON ELEMENT: RIVER HOUSE CONDOS Total Fees: $250.00 This Payment: $250.00 Total ALL Pmts: $250.00 Balance: $0.00 ******************************************************************************************** ACCOUNT ITEM LIST: Account Code -------------------- DR 00100003112200 D�scripri�n C�:rrent Pmts ------------------------------ ------------ DESIGN REVIEW FEES 250.00 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 20120309-RI River House. a 'n �i � - Z o � 0 o� �D m � N Z � � D r r � m � D � s� �� g�� d��i n?EQ -;f R° 33a� i�' �� { 8 ►- � m Z � � �i OC � ►- i b < m � ~ m o .- � � ° �� , z � � o � � �-� Z �� m -- � �' D � � .- z � ` . `� _ I-- � --1 � d � v � �J 0 a�m3��- oQ na��„a��m� p,�e .�� q�'�ai �Q.;�m.�v.E m�o��o�o ��^ ' �nu� �a�,iQmm,°gas'n.d,�`-,�g�R'� x m � r 3 � � � a fi � '_ � 2 Q � a �"� � ' g 3 A s. � Q� w p�� A f N E 9� � F � R° m� 3�0 _°. 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LASTTIME � CUSTOM-BILT ' MEULS, ' � VAIL Metal Shing►les Application Instructions When installing or walking on VAIL MeTal Shingles: 1. OSHA fall prot,ect.ion guidelines for sloped roofing should be followed at a11 times. 2. Check local building codes before u�stalling. 3. Heat can be �enerated in �uly met.il rooF system. If using a self-adhered memUrane as an underlayment, consult manufacturer's guidelines or specifications to ensure that the membrane is designed for use under high-temperature conditions. Applicable Standards and Codes 1. See ICBO /ICC ES F..valuation ReporC �i31fi for allowable values ancVor conditions of use concerning materiaLs presented in this document. 2. Metro Dade County Product Control Acceptance No. 07-0521.06 3. Class A fire-rated system may be achieved by i�istalling under the roof panels a minimum 1/2"-thick (12.7mm) water-resistant core gypsum sheathin� complying with ASTM C 79, 1/4"-thick (6.4 mm) Dens-Deck overlayment boarcl manufactured b,y Georgia Pacific, or "Versashield" non-asphalt. fiberglass-based roll roofing manufacCured by Elk Corporation, installed over the plywood sheathing. The gypswn and Dens-Deck materials are to be attached to the roof decl< wiCh eight 1-1/2"-long (38mm) nails per 4' x 8' sheet. Lengt.h of the nails used to attach the roof p�nels rttast be increased by the Chickness of the barrier boards. Panel Length 3�" long Panel Width 12" wide Exposure Area Per Panel 32.5" X 1125" Coverage 39 �anels per 100 sq. ft. Weight Per $quare Copper 13f.6 lb. 26 ga. Steel lOf.7 Ib. Hip and Ridge Product Materiol Product Specifications I.ength 12" exposure Width i�-1%L" per side Copper 16 oz. (0.021") solid copper Steel ?(i-gauge (0.019") Galvalume Product Coating Installation Clips Steel Kynar500 3 per panel, 117 per sqaare; hip and ridge also requires clips: 2 per 12" piece NOTE: Hiph Wi7��' ancl /orMiarrti-Da�'e Co. �•e�auire�n.r�ats are 3 clips pe�� stecd pa.rz�cl, 4 cl�ips pe��• co��g�er pa��ael Trim Flashings Flat Stock Tools Recommended 'IY�im flashings come in 10' lengths except hip / ridge trim is in 1' pieces. Copper 36" x 120" Stee148" x 120" (most colors) • Right, left, center tin snips • Hammer, Flat bar, Hand-held Henuning Tool • Safety llarness aiid ropes, Pop-rivet tool • Drill / Screw Gun General Application Deck Preparation Ahva,ys check that Chc ruof decl< is straight and true and thaC fascias are level to the deck. When installing field panels, check that the roof line is square Co the rid;e; marking horizontal chalk lines every 4' will help in adjusting for roof decks that are not square. By lowering a row (not more t.h�u� 1/16"), you c�u� make minor adjustments in the field panels to square up uneven roof sections. Underlayments The sheathing is to be covered witli a miiiimum of orte layer of Type 30 or two layers of 'I�pe 15 asphalt-saturated felt. When using two layers of Type l:� asphalt-saturaCed felt apply a 19" starter st:rip of underlayment over met;al drip edge at eaves. Use a 36" wide roll of underlayment- lap��ed over the 19" starter strip and remaining courses, overlap per underlayment mariufacturer. In valley areas, install a ininunum of one layer of'Iype 30, 36" felt prior to installing v�lley metal. All underlayments are to be fasteiled to the roof deck with minimum 7/8"-long, corrosion-resistant roofing nails having 1" cliameter plastic caps spaced at 12" on center on overlaps and in ihe field. Custom-Bilt Metals • 13940 Magnolia Ave. Chino, CA 91710 Severe Climate At all eaves, cwo layE�rs of Type 15 felt are to Ue applied shingle-faskiion, solid-cemented together wiCh �pproved cementing maYerial between the plies, est��nding from the eave up the roof to a poinC 36" inside the exterior wall line of the building. In a non-rated roofing system, severe climate underlayment ( such as self-adhervlg rubberized membrane) recognized in a current ICBO / ICC ES or NES evaluation report may be used as an alternaCive to the two layers of lype 151'elt at the eaves. For installations in regions of the country where snow and ice exist, potential hazards associated with falling snow and ice should be addressed areas above walkwa,ys and driveways, etc., necd the most aCt:ention. Snow-retention devices, snow clips, etc, should be installed per specification from an architect or engineer. Alwa,ys consult local building codes. Roof Slope and Sheathing Requirements DZinimum roof slope is 3:12. Vail shingles inust be installed over code compl,ying, rninimum 15/32" wood-b<�ed slri�ctural sheathu�g. Eave Drip Edge Drip edge is to be applied to all eaves �rior to installulg the roofing felt and scre�ved at 12" on ceiiter (see Fig. 1) Lap wlderlayments on top of eave trim. Rake edge is to be installed over the roofing felt. and screwed 12" on center (see �g. 3). Apply sealant over all screw heads. Notch and bend Eave Drip edge corner about an inch so that the Rake edge can be inserted snugi,y at the corner (see Fig. 2) .:ake Edge Figure 3 When iclstalling a rake edge at the apex of a ridge, you will need to cuC tlle inner area of the first piece to match the vertical plane at the ridge apex. Be sure to leave a tab at a11 lap <u-eas. Then bend the top edge of the second piece over the ridge, laying it 11ush with the notched first piece. Points A and B should mat;ch (see Fig. 4). Custom-Bilt Metals • 13940 Magnolia Ave. Chino, CA 91710 When connecting upper and lower sections of rake edge, c�iC off approxunately 2" of outer drip edge at an angle, square off the exposed Cop surface on the lower section. Leave the main wat.er c:hannel intact and install under the upper uncut section. Add a sealant where the two top exposed metals meet (see Fig. 5). Sidewall Flashings Sidewall 1lashing, (see fig. 6), should be apl�lic;d prior to any other roof-related work, such as installing siding or counTer flashing. This will mininiize foot traffic once the c•oof panels are inst�lled. T 43„ 8 � Fig�re b �33„� 8 Continuous Cleat Chimney and Skylights Chllnney and skylight tlashing insCallations vary. The use of a combination of endwall, sidewall, saddle and continuous cic�ats may be required. (see Fig. 7) If a cricket or diverter is being used, valley llashings may also be required. More det<uleci instructions later in this manual. For areas where shorter courses of panels, pitch changes or endwalls occur, the use of a continuous cleat will be required. Inst.all the contimious cleat. by first: ap�l,yiitg a bead of caulking or butyl tape, then screw the cleal into place with a mininuini of one screw per 12" (see Fig. S). SADDLE FLASHING � Cleat Figure 8 Custom-Bilt Metals • 13940 Magnolia Ave. Chino, CA 91710 Flashing 2. G cl in u� lir to P< in yc cc Sc Tc cl� cl� irt use a hemmiiig tool (see Fig. 11) to turn a one inch hem onto thc. shiilgle. The shingle can now be installed, be sure to engage the hook on the lower shingle and the valley cleat. (see fig. 9) SHINGLE i � Custom-Bilt Metals • 13940 Magno�ia Ave. Chino, CA 91710 1" HEM COMPLETE Field Panels The shingles are itistalled from riaht to leFt, boctoin to top. The sc<un lines on the shingles are staggered from one course to anoCher. To do this you will need to cut. starter pieces. The first. course requires no cut, the following three courses will be cut from the right side leading edge. The fifth course will be a full shin;le and repeat. The cut, patCern is shown in �gure 12 and will create a syiYUnetrical effect on the roof. Save Che cut pieces for use in flnishing the left-hand side of the roof. Start with a full panel, making sure tlle bot,tom cleat of the first row of panels u�terlocks with the drip edge. A�plying slight. presst�re, insert Che lower right-hand coiner into tye rake edge flashing. L�seri the panel firmly, as it has a birilt-in guide that will deterniine how far you can insert the ��anel. After tnaking sure thaC the bottom cleat has fully locked with the drip edge, apply three clips per shingle (foiir clips for copper shingles), and screw into place with a#10 X 1 scc•ew (the screw should be of sufficient IengCh to penetrate 3/4" into the sheaChing thickness or through t;he sheathing, whictiever is less). NOTE: Mia�rn i-Da.de Co. ��•equi��•e�rielct,s a�r�e :3 c(ips per steel l�a�ixel, 4 clips per copper pa�nel. If installing VAIL M�jestic Copper, be sure to use stainless screws, copper clips and copper flashinas only. Do not apply clip over doubled area of the panel (see 1ig13). Proceed to install remaining starter pieces in the same fashion. Be sure the boCtom cleat fully locks with the upper cleat of the panel below. Fourth course, cut off 20 5/8" from right side Thrid course, cut off 16 3/8" from right side Second course, cut off � WATER CHANNEL I $�� I Figure 13 NOTE: �•e<<ui�rvnr.eizls a��r .3 cli��s pe5- stecl .clzirayle, 4 cl�i�p.c �er• Coj�pe�r a,�izc� Alu7n-iiz��.m, syaingle Custom-Bilt Metals • 13940 Magnolia Ave. Chino, CA 91710 : Pipes and Vents Wheri a roof lias a pipe peneCration, install pipe flashing as you would in a shingle-tvpe applicaCion. Cut a hole in the panel slightly larger Chan the pipt: and slip the panel over the pipe. Place the tlashing over the pipe and on top of the panel �sld fasten into place. Add a bead of high-grade ureLhtule or but;yl seal�tit Co the p�ulel prior Lo installing the Ilashing (see Fig. 14). Pipe Flashing Endwall or Pitch Change Flashing When p�u�els terminaCe �t �ul endwall or pitch cllange, cut and install panels to wit:hin 1%Z" of t.he wall. If the full p<uiel can't be at:tached with t:he clips provided, it is necessary to screw the panel with a minimum of three screws spaced evenly witlun 1" oi' the top of the paneL Install a continnons cleat the necessary disCance to provide an interlock for the headwall flashing �iece. The headwall sheet is then screwed into place as to show no e�cposed fasteners (see Fig. 15). Ridge Caps At bot.h hip and ridge locations, panels will be cut back from the ridge lines a maximunt of 2". Install a C," wide strip of' high teinperaY.ure self-adhering roofing undec•IaYment over the ridge shingles. The fiist ridge piect:, may be installed by securii�g with rivets (two on each side) at the ouCer rake edge or with a ridge cleat (see P'ig. 16). The first ridge piece is eilgaged onto the cleat and secured at the rear witll one clip on either side of the ridge. Clips interlock with the built-in cleat on each ridge piece. Each additional ridge �iece then interlocks with the previously inst'.alled ridge piece and is attached with two clips. The last piece inst��lled is to be fasi,ened with two rivets on either side of Che ridge. The coverage width for each side of the ridge piece is 5-1%Z". VAIL I Shingle �' Flashing Cleat Fiqure 15 WATERPROOFMEMBRANE Custom-Bilt Metals • 13940 Magnolia Ave. Chino, CA 91710 Hip Caps Ptit first hip cap i71 place, appro�maY,ely 3/4" past hip's lowest point. Scribe a line on the hip piece to matdi the eave lines on both sides. Cut awa,y the excess 3/4" below the scribed line. Fold the bottom metal back under to forni a modified hem that will interlock over the field pieces and the eaue drip edge. Secure in place with two clips at the top of the hip cap (see I��g. 1 i�. � � VAIL METAL ; C Peak Flashings Install peak f7ashings similar to endwall or pitch break flashinn. Inst<�11 a contuluous cleat at the proper• location to a11ow the peak ttashing to lock onto the front edge. (see Fig. 18) � Typical Fireplace Installation for VAIL Metal Shingle Figure 18 Install shingles up to the fireplace to within one inch, cut as needed (see Fig. 19). Endwall metal is to be installed at thE iront of the chimney, over the field panels, using continuous cleat to hold front. edge of flashing. Wrap both corners of the endwall metal around the fireplace (see Fig. 20). � Custom-Bilt Metals • 13940 Magnolia Ave. Chino, CA 91710 Sidewall met�l is to be installed on both sides of the chimney and over the installed field panels aC t,he bottoin of the ctlimney. Wrap the top lcading edge. Extend the sidewall �an a minimum 6" past the back of the chin�ney (see Fig. 21). Proceed to install the field panels into the sidewall rtletal rF�ceiver (see Fig. 22). Llsing flat metal st:ock, create a metal-formed saciclle for Che top roof ecige of tl�e chimney. Install over the sidewall met:il and shingles, seal with a high-grade sealant where the two metals lap over each other. Extend lhe sadclle approximately 3" over the sidewall nieta] (see Fig. 23). Steep-Pitched Roofs Install a length of continuous cleat on the saddle IIashing. Align the front edge of the cleat with the hook edge of thc� shingles ac�jacent to it. Place a bead of sealant between the cleat and the saddle and fasten ult.o place. (see Fig. 24) Continue t.o lay shingles as before. Standard roof jacks and toe boards can be installed as a means of safety and for the ease of installation. • Make a cut at the top of the field F�anel hem, approximately 3-1/2" long. Fold back toward the roof. • Install the i•oof jack, with padding on tlle bot.tom portion, to protect the r•oof. • Continue to install the rool'sysCein over the installed toe-board jack. • When tlte installation is com�leted, reniove the toe-board and slide the toe-botu-d jack out of its position and seal the slot with a high-grade seal:uit. F�g. 29 Figure 25 Custom-Bilt Metals • 13940 Magnolia Ave. Chino, CA 91710 Panels Hip and Ridge Trim Flashings Installation Clips Packaging 13 panels per box; 3 boxes per square 10 pieces per bundle Based on order 1000 per box; 1 box uistalls approximately 8 squares We hope this manual is helpFul to you with the installation of Vail Metal Shingle. This manual is intended to provide the basic procedures for installing the Vail roofing system. You may experience some specific conditions not addressed in this manual. If you have any questions or need assistance call your local representative. Custom-Bilt Metals assumes no responsibility for any problems which may arise from improper installation. Custom-Bilt Metals assumes no responsibility for any personal injury or property damage that may occur with this products use. All information, description, and dimensions in this manual are current at the time of printing. As always Custom-Bilt Metals, in an effort to improve our product line, reserves the right to make changes with products, details or designs, as necessary without notice and incurring no obliga�ion. Please contact your local C.B.M. Sales Representative For the most current information, or visit our web site at www.cusfombilfinetals.com Cusfom-Bilt Metals 13950 Magnolia Ave Chino, CA 91710 800-886-2458 Custom-Bilt Metals 7850 S. 196th Kent, WA. 98032 �253) 872-7330 � ��(/��1� j � 1 \� � �IF,TAl.S Custom-eilt Metals 7433 N. Leadbetter Rd. Porrland, OR 97203 800-228-3143 Custom-Bilt Metals 4625 W. 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L �° E� METAL ILDING P �UCTS �e,�.� uLTRa-coolT"' The new metal coatings that provide more heat reflectivity than virtually any other roofing material on the market. DESCRIPTION ULTRA-CooIT"" coatings are a premium two-coat system based on the same 70% PVDF (Polyvinylidene Flouride) resin-based coating system supplied as Kynar 500� and Hylar 5000�. ULTRA-CooIT"^ coatings are highly reflective with a minimum solar reflectance of 25%, and 60% and above on light colors. When applied and cured on properly prepared substrates, ULTRA-CoolT"" exhibits outstanding color stability, chalk resistance, durability, abrasion resistance, chemical resistance and flexibility, while also providing outstanding heat deflection and energy efficiency. SUBSTRATES • G-90 hot-dipped galvanized steel • Zinc-aluminum coated steel • Aluminum USES Residential and commercial roofing, wall panels, and building products that would benefit from heat deflection and lower expansion and contraction, while at the same time requiring exceptional durability and exposure characteristics. All ULTRA-CoolT"" colors meet the ENERGY STAR criteria for cool roofs. COLOR AND GLOSS ULTRA-CoolT"" is available in a wide range of colors, including the pre-formulated colors shown on the card and custom colors, matched upon request. Specular Gloss is 25-35 at 60°. The gloss range for pearlescent coating is 20-30. ULTRA-CooIT"" coatings are also available in thick film and low-gloss versions, (under 10 at an 85° angle), the gloss having no effect on IR reflectivity. Test Performance (Meets or exceeds AAMA 620 and 621) Tests Physical Properties and Durability Dry Film Thickness DFT 60° Specular Gloss Pencil Hardness Flexibility, T-Bend Adhesion Adhesion, Reverse Impact Abrasion, Falling Sand Mortar Resistance Detergent Resistance 3% 72 hrs. @ 100° F Atmospheric and Pollutant ResistancE Acid Pollutants 10% Muriatic Acid (15 min.) 20% Muriatic Acid (15 min.) AAMA 605.2 Acid Rain Test Alkali Resistance Salt Spray Resistance 5% @ 95° F Humidity Resistance 100% @ 100° F Weathering South Florida Exposure UVB (313 bulbs) Chalk Resistance Kent, WA (253) 872-7330 ASTM Test No. Performance D-1005 0.2 mil primer and 0.8 - 0.9 mil topcoat D-523 25 — 35 D-3363 HB — H D-4145 1-T no pickoff aluminum, 2-T no pickoff coated steel D-3359 No adhesion loss D-2794 No cracking or loss of adhesion D-968 65-85 I/mil C-267 No effect D-2248 No effect D-1308 No effect No effect <5 units color change Kesternich 15 cycles minimum, no objectionable color change 20% Sodium Hydroxide (1 hr.) No effect B-117 Passes 3,000 hrs. aluminum Passes 1,000 hrs. coated steel D-2247 Passes 3,000 hrs. aluminum Passes 1,000 hrs. coated steel D-2244 G-53 D-4214 So. EI Monte, CA (626) 401-3386 W. Sacramento, CA (916) 372-7696 Spokane, WA Honolulu, HI Hayward, CA (509) 533-1703 (808) 845-1806 (510) 670-0330 Less than 5 units color change Passes 3,000 hrs. Rating of 8 min. 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