
Henry Pro-Grade #151 Plastic Cement - 5 Gal. Fibered Roof Cement for Flashing Details
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Henry Pro-Grade #151 Plastic Cement - 5 Gal. Fibered Roof Cement for Flashing Details
Henry Pro-Grade #151 Plastic Cement is a soft, pliable fibered roof cement for standard horizontal applications where cement backs up good flashing details. It sets firmly, resists water and stays flexible for years. The sell unit is one 5-gallon pail.
Key Features:
- Smooth trowel grade: Smooth, easy-to-use formulation designed for trowel application.
- 100% recycled fibers: Contains 100% recycled fibers for added strength and durability.
- Excellent adhesion: Adheres excellently to many common roof surfaces.
- Water resistant: Durable and resistant to water once applied.
- Stays flexible: Sets firmly after application and remains flexible for years.
- Grade options: Available in low temperature and summer grades.
Specifications Table:
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | Henry |
| Sell unit | 1 pail, 5 gal. |
| Product line | Henry Pro-Grade #151 Plastic Cement |
| Material | Fibered plastic roof cement (100% recycled fibers) |
| Color / finish | Asphalt black |
| Available sizes | ['5 gal'] |
| Application | Trowel, standard horizontal applications |
| Adhesion | Excellent adhesion to many common roof surfaces |
| Intended use | Redundant component of good flashing details on roofs |
| Grades | Low temperature and summer grades |
| Cure behavior | Sets firmly and remains flexible for years |
Fit and Compatibility:
Use with compatible flashing materials on built-up and other common roof surfaces where a horizontal trowel-grade cement is specified; it is intended as a redundant part of good flashing details, not a substitute for proper mechanical flashing.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):
Q: What is included in one order?
A: One 5-gallon pail of Henry Pro-Grade #151 Plastic Cement.
Q: How is it applied?
A: It is a smooth, easy-to-use cement applied by trowel in standard horizontal applications.
Q: Can it be used on flashing?
A: Yes, it is intended for horizontal flashing applications where cement is a redundant part of good flashing details.
Q: Is it suitable in cold weather?
A: It comes in low temperature and summer grades; choose the grade that matches job conditions.
Q: Does it stay pliable?
A: Yes, it sets firmly after application and remains flexible for years.
Expert Verdict — Reviewed by the SuperArbor Pro Desk
Plastic cement is a helper, not a fix: use Pro-Grade #151 to back up flashing membranes and seal laps in horizontal details, never as the primary waterproofing on vertical surfaces or ponding areas. Match the grade to the weather - summer grade in heat, low temperature grade for cooler work. Keep trowel coats thin and feathered so the cement does not soften or bleed through modifiers.
Asphalt-based cement: keep away from open flames and ignition sources, and follow the safety directions on the label during trowel application.
Add a 5-gallon pail of Henry Pro-Grade #151 Plastic Cement to your flashing kit today.
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