The WatchGuard Coatings Catalog
Six sub-lines, one manufacturer. Roof membrane, floor systems, structural concrete repair, spray foam, multi-surface primer, and the core protective polyurea — every product Oak Ridge Foam & Coating Systems makes, listed here with its chemistry, its build spec, and what it is actually for.
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Organized by Sub-Line, Not by Chemistry
You do not shop for "aromatic polyurea." You shop for a roof, a floor, or a truck bed. WatchGuard Coatings is grouped the way work actually comes in — Roof, Floor, Concrete, Foam, Primer, and Protective — so you can find the product from the job description.
Every Entry Has a Build Spec
Every product listing includes the substrate it goes on, the prep it needs, and the DFT or thickness it is applied at. No listing in this catalog says "as required" and leaves you to guess.
Products That Are Tested Together
The primer is tested under the topcoat. The membrane is tested over the foam. The basecoat is tested under the floor finish. That is the practical argument for a single-source catalog over four vendors that have never seen each other's data.
Available Under Your Label
Everything in the catalog can ship as WatchGuard or under your own brand. Same formulations, same documentation, your name on the pail. Dealer and distributor pricing on the entire listing.
Catalog Index
Six sub-lines. Jump to the section that matches your work.
- Protective — OR93BL
- Protective — Flak Jacket 1
- Protective — Flak Jacket Pro
- Protective — Badger Black
- Roof — OR-80SLM
- Roof — Alasta Seal
- Floor — OR-621 / OR-55
- Concrete — Concrete Mender
- Foam — closed & open cell
- Primer — 7001
The Six Sub-Lines at a Glance
What each one covers and the products inside it.
Quick Reference — Pick a Product by the Job
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Rust on structural steel | OR93BL — 40–60 mil over SP6 blast |
| Truck bed / equipment deck | Flak Jacket 1 — 60–80 mil |
| Loader bucket / chute / wear surface | Flak Jacket Pro — 80–120 mil |
| Commercial low-slope roof | OR-80SLM — 40–60 mil, foam under if slope needed |
| RV / camper / trailer roof | Alasta Seal — flexible polyurea membrane |
| Garage or warehouse floor | OR-621 basecoat + OR-55 topcoat over CSP 3–5 |
| Spalled or cracked concrete | Concrete Mender — structural, penetrating |
| Foundation / below grade | Badger Black — 100% solids polyurea |
| Wall or roofline insulation | Closed-cell foam — 2–3" |
| Coating over TPO, EPDM or old paint | 7001 Primer first, then membrane |
| Degreasing and surface prep | Super Orange Cleaner |
Why a Single-Source Catalog Matters
Assembling a coatings line from four vendors is normal in this industry and it causes a specific, expensive problem: nobody has tested the combination you just sprayed.
The primer manufacturer tested their primer. The membrane manufacturer tested their membrane. Neither one tested them together, and when a coating delaminates on a 40,000 sq ft roof at month eighteen, both of them will tell you it was the other product. You are the one holding the warranty.
A single-source catalog moves that risk. 7001 Primer is formulated and tested as the adhesion layer beneath the polyurea in this same catalog. OR-621 basecoat is formulated to be topcoated with OR-55. Roofing foam is formulated to be membraned with OR-80SLM. When something needs to be answered, one manufacturer answers it.
Every item in this catalog is available private-labeled — as WatchGuard, or under your own brand.
Catalog at a Glance
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Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Choosing from a catalog this wide raises a predictable set of questions.
Choosing Between Products
OR93BL, FJ1, or Flak Jacket Pro — how do I decide?
By what hits the coating. If the job is corrosion protection and nothing is being driven on or dumped into it, OR93BL is the right product and the best cost per square foot. If the surface takes impact — truck beds, equipment decks, hail-exposed roofs — step up to FJ1. If the coating itself is the wear surface, meaning aggregate, ore, or scrap is moving across it, that is Flak Jacket Pro.
When do I need 7001 Primer and when can I skip it?
On properly blasted steel you can usually go direct. On anything else — concrete, wood, galvanized, TPO, EPDM, previously coated surfaces — prime it. 7001 also stops bleed-through from an unknown existing finish, which is why it is standard on restoration work even where adhesion alone might not require it.
OR-55 or OR-75DCL for a floor topcoat?
Both are finish and wear layers over the OR-621 basecoat; the choice comes down to the build and appearance the job calls for. Tell us the environment — residential garage, commercial kitchen, warehouse aisle, decorative flake — and we will spec the topcoat rather than making you pick blind.
Closed-cell or open-cell foam?
Closed-cell for R-value per inch, air sealing, vapor control, structural stiffening, and anything exposed to moisture — which includes essentially all agricultural, industrial, and roofing work. Open-cell for cost-efficient cavity fill and sound attenuation in conditioned interior assemblies. Open-cell is vapor permeable, so the assembly design has to account for it.
Ordering & Packaging
Can I mix sub-lines on one order?
Yes. That is the main practical reason to buy from a single catalog. Roof membrane, floor topcoat, primer, and foam can all ship on the same purchase order to the same address.
How do I calculate how much material a job takes?
At 100% solids, one gallon yields 1,604 mil-sq-ft. Divide by your target DFT to get square feet per gallon — 1,604 ÷ 60 mil ≈ 27 sq ft per gallon. Add 10–15% for overspray and surface profile, more on blasted steel or rough concrete. Send us the square footage and the spec and we will run it for you.
Do you sell to end users or only to the trade?
Both. The catalog is available at retail to end users and at tiered wholesale to contractors, applicators, dealers, and distributors. Mention your region and volume and the correct schedule comes back with the quote.
Is private-labeled packaging available across the whole catalog?
Yes — every item can ship as WatchGuard or under your own brand, with the technical data sheets, safety data sheets, and application guides included. Private-labeled packaging runs on a production schedule, so plan lead time ahead of your busy season.
Application & Equipment
Does the whole catalog need a plural-component rig?
No. The polyurea products and both foams require a proportioner with a heated hose — Graco Reactor E-20 or E-30 class or equivalent. Several floor system components, primers, and Concrete Mender apply with conventional equipment. A floor contractor can run a large part of this catalog without ever buying a rig.
What prep standard applies to steel?
SSPC-SP6 commercial blast at a 2–4 mil angular profile for new or heavily corroded steel — that is the spec behind the >500 PSI adhesion figure. SSPC-SP3 power-tool cleaning is acceptable for maintenance overcoating of sound, tightly-adhered rust. In salt service, verify chlorides below 7 µg/cm² before coating anything.
What prep applies to concrete?
Mechanical profile to CSP 3–5 by diamond grinding or shot blasting, and verify moisture vapor emission before coating. Acid etching is not a substitute. Repair spalls, joints, and cracks with Concrete Mender before the basecoat goes down.
How soon can a coated surface go back in service?
Polyurea is tack-free in 10–30 seconds and typically back in service the same day — often within the hour for equipment and fleet work. Floor systems generally take foot traffic the next day and vehicle traffic shortly after, depending on the topcoat and ambient conditions.
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