KINJOYA FA MINERAL
APP Modified Bitumen Waterproofing Membrane with Mineral Granule Surface

The mineral granule surface effectively reflects UV radiation, protecting the membrane and delaying the aging process of the APP-modified bitumen, which significantly extends the product's service life.

The shale-coated APP membrane's mineral granules provide a robust physical protective layer, enhancing puncture and impact resistance. This makes it particularly suitable for trafficked roofs.

Available in a variety of colors (e.g., red, blue, green), the mineral surfacing can be customized to meet architectural specifications and blend with the surrounding environment.

Apply over clean, dry, dust and debris-free substrates. Primerequired substrates prior to application.

When re-roofing, remove all prior roofing materials down to aclean debris-free substrate and properly close-off all abandoned roof penetrations.

Do not apply over shingles or any granulated surface.

While installing KINJOYA FA MINERAL:

a. Start at the low point of the roof.

b. Unroll the material and allow to relax then re-roll themembrane once relaxed.

c. Install with traditional torch roofing techniques ensuring proper heating of the roofing material. Fully torch the burn off film creating a pool of asphalt. Pay close attention to the sidelap.

Details and flashing may be installed using hot asphalt, coldapplication or torch techniques. Check project details for properinstallation requirements.

Store the product upright in a cool warehouse, retaining inner supports. Keep it on pallets with the original protective film intact. Stack no more than two pallets high, using dunnage between layers for isolation. 

Protect from direct sunlight, heat sources, freezing temperatures, organic solvents, and physical impact. 

The product is suitable for long-term storage when these conditions are maintained.

All information is nominal values at the time of manufacturing, and related performance properties are based on the "as manufactured" condition. Actual values may vary depending on application methods, substrate conditions, environmental factors, and specific product configurations.