Answer
May 23, 2026 - 02:09 AM
The memory retention is 99.9%. Memory retention means the coating returns to its original shape after stretching, which helps maintain a watertight seal over time and reduces the likelihood of the pores stretching open, allowing water to pass through, creating mysterious leaks that you can never find. Lower quality roof coatings have a lower memory retention factor to start out with, and as they age, they rapidly lose their retention rate, meaning the pores start to open and leaks start to happen even when you think there's no reason for your roof to be leaking. It's water passing right through the pores of your coating, which has no visible evidence of a leak happening there.
