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210 Economy Plastic Cement

210 Economy Plastic Cement

A general purpose asphalt repair product for use as a repair material in many types of asphalt roof membranes. MuleHide #210 Plastic Cement has a heavy “trowel-grade” consistency that will not separate.

System

ModBit
M&R
  • Positive side damp proofing of concrete, masonry walls and foundations
  • Intended to repair asphaltic and bituminous roofing systems in low-slope and steep-slope applications
  • NOT RECOMMENDED for use with polymer-modified bitumen (APP, SBS)
  • DO NOT USE with PVC, TPO, EPDM or other single-ply membranes
  • Meets Miami-Dade-County Standards

Documents

Florida Product Approval - Cements, Adhesives, Coatings
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Miami-Dade NOA - Asphalt Products NOA
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Asphalt Cements & Coatings Cross Reference Chart
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Maintenance & Repair Brochure
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Options

Item ID Description Packaging Qty per Ctn Weight per Ctn Cover Rate
16MH2103 MH 210 PLASTIC CEMENT 3 GAL Metal Pail 1 26 8 gallons per 100 sq. ft. for 1/8"
16MH2105 MH 210 PLASTIC CEMENT 5 GAL Metal Pail 1 43 8 gallons per 100 sq. ft. for 1/8"

FAQs

Mule-Hide #210 Economy Plastic Cement is an economy-grade, best-value asphalt and bituminous roof patch and repair product. #210 may be used in low-slope and steep-slope roofing.

The coverage rate for Mule-Hide #210 Economy Plastic Cement is approximately 8 gallons per 100 sq. ft. for 1/8-inch (3mm) coat applied to both surfaces. (All values are approximate and may vary with ambient temperature and job conditions.)

Mule-Hide #210 Economy Plastic Cement can be applied using a notched trowel, a wide-edged putty knife, or a gloved hand.

No. Mule-Hide #210 Economy Plastic Cement is NOT RECOMMENDED for use with modified bitumen (APP, SBS) roofing membranes.

No. DO NOT USE Mule-Hide #210 Economy Plastic Cement with PVC, TPO, EPDM or other single-ply roofing membranes.

Mule-Hide #210 Economy Plastic Cement can be applied using a heavy-duty paint roller, a squeegee, or a stiff bristle brush.

Mule-Hide #210 Economy Plastic Cement should be stored at a temperature of at least 45°F but not above 120°F. It should be stored at room temperature for at least 24 hours prior to application.

Mule-Hide #210 Economy Plastic Cement should only be applied when the ambient temperature is at least 45°F and rising. Cold weather can result in uneven application and improper curing, and it will cause the product to stiffen, making application more difficult. Application is not recommended if the substrate temperature is above 140°F.