What is the chemistry for Prokol ProFix?
MS Hybrid Polymer (QT6). 1-component, isocyanate-free, odourless.
ProFix is the local repair option in the SprayMyCladding system family: a ready-to-use one-component MS Hybrid Polymer product for fast temporary roof leak repair. Use it for the defect — not as an excuse to ignore a roof that needs wider investigation or refurbishment.




No. Prokol describes it as a product used for fast and temporary repair of roof leaks.
ProFix is based on high-quality MS Hybrid Polymer with Prokol's QT6 technology. It is one-component, isocyanate-free and odourless.
This shop sells the 4kg professional pack (article 18060-2). Prokol also lists an 11kg pack (18060-10).
Choose by defect and objective: ProFix is positioned for fast temporary local leak repair on details, penetrations and vertical surfaces. HBS200 is a high-build liquid waterproofing membrane for compatible gutters, seams and larger repair areas.
Start with the defect, not the product name. That is the safest way to understand whether this system belongs on the job.
A traced, local defect can be a sensible ProFix repair candidate where the surrounding substrate remains serviceable.
Useful for local waterproof detailing where the leak source is at a compatible rooflight junction and the unit itself is not structurally failed.
A targeted route around compatible penetrations, supports and local interfaces after the actual ingress point has been identified.
ProFix is positioned for fast temporary roof-leak repair, making it relevant when immediate containment is needed before permanent works are planned.
Not the answer. Repeated patches across a deteriorated roof usually indicate a wider refurbishment or replacement decision.
Not the answer. Repair compound cannot restore lost structural integrity, failed decking or defective fixings.
ProFix is a pasty one-component, isocyanate-free sealant based on high-quality MS Hybrid Polymer with Prokol's QT6 technology. The manufacturer positions it for waterproofing complex roof details, penetrations, skylights and domes, and for repairing leaks on a wide range of substrates. It does not drip on vertical surfaces due to its high viscosity. It can be applied to lightly moist surfaces as a temporary repair — but avoid puddles and frozen surfaces.
complex roof details, penetrations, skylights, domes and local leak repairs where a ready-to-use one-component product is needed, particularly where wet conditions or vertical surfaces make alternatives impractical.
Trace ingress and distinguish the local leak from wider membrane, drainage or structural failure.
The surface must be stable, clean and free of grease. Remove all loose components. Slightly moist is acceptable; avoid puddles and frozen surfaces.
Apply by roller, brush, trowel or putty knife at minimum 1 mm (1.45 kg/m²). Rain resistant after approx. 2 hours. Walkable after approx. 24 hours at 2 mm. Record and inspect as part of a wider maintenance strategy.
Useful product data should answer a question, not sit in a wall of specification cards. These answers use the current technical information for Prokol ProFix.
MS Hybrid Polymer (QT6). 1-component, isocyanate-free, odourless.
Dark grey / approx. RAL 7024. Liquid and cured colour.
1.45 kg/l. Liquid product.
Approx. 98%. PDS typical value.
1.45 kg/m²/mm. Minimum 1 mm layer thickness.
After approx. 2 hours. At 20°C and 65% RH.
After approx. 24 hours. At 2 mm, 20°C and 65% RH.
150%. DIN 53504 S2.
1.8 N/mm². DIN 53504 S2.
1.3 N/mm². DIN 53504 S2.
A40 ±5. DIN 53505.
<10%. DIN EN ISO 10563.
-30 to +120°C. Cured membrane.
At least 24 months. Stored cool, unopened, protected from frost.
+5 to +35°C. Substrate and ambient.
4 kg (18060-2) · 11 kg (18060-10). Manufacturer packaging.



No. Prokol describes it as a product used for fast and temporary repair of roof leaks.
ProFix is based on high-quality MS Hybrid Polymer with Prokol's QT6 technology. It is one-component, isocyanate-free and odourless.
This shop sells the 4kg professional pack (article 18060-2). Prokol also lists an 11kg pack (18060-10).
Choose by defect and objective: ProFix is positioned for fast temporary local leak repair on details, penetrations and vertical surfaces. HBS200 is a high-build liquid waterproofing membrane for compatible gutters, seams and larger repair areas.
ProFix can be applied to lightly moist surfaces as a temporary repair measure. Avoid puddles and frozen surfaces. Do not process when rain is expected.
The technical facts are already above. These answers start with the leak, defect or site condition so it is clear when Prokol ProFix belongs in the solution — and when it does not.
ProFix is designed for local roof-leak repairs and complex details such as skylights and penetrations, and the manufacturer allows application to lightly moist surfaces as a temporary repair. Remove loose material, avoid puddles and frozen surfaces, and remember that the underlying cause still needs to be diagnosed.
It can be appropriate when the failure is genuinely local to the penetration and the surrounding substrate remains sound. If the leak is being caused by wider membrane failure, movement, rotten decking or defective roof design, a local ProFix patch is not the complete solution.
Do not process it while rain is expected and do not apply into puddles. ProFix can tolerate lightly moist surfaces for a temporary repair, which makes it useful when conditions are less than ideal, but the surface still has to be stable and prepared.
No. Repeated failure means the defect needs a wider investigation. ProFix is a fast local repair product; repeated patching should not replace diagnosis of failed membranes, drainage, movement, fixings or structural problems.
This is one of the situations where its high viscosity is useful. ProFix is designed not to drip on vertical surfaces, making it relevant for upstands, penetrations and complex local details where a paste-like repair material is easier to control.
No. A local waterproof repair compound cannot restore missing metal or structural capacity. Perforation, rotten decking, failed fixings or wider structural failure needs physical repair or replacement before waterproofing is considered complete.
The manufacturer usage figure is 1.45 kg/m² per mm of thickness, with a minimum recommended layer thickness of 1 mm. For small details, measure the actual repair area rather than treating the pack size as a whole-roof coverage claim.