This 7″ Fiber Roof Brush by MAK is a high-capacity applicator designed for the heavy-duty spreading of roof coatings and sealants. Unlike standard synthetic brushes, this fiber version is often crafted with natural Tampico or blended fibers, making it exceptionally resilient to the heat and corrosive chemicals found in roofing materials.
Product Overview
The MAK 7-inch fiber roof brush is a specialized tool for professional roof maintenance and restoration. Its wide hardwood block is densely packed with absorbent natural fibers that excel at holding large volumes of “thick” coatings, ensuring a continuous and even application over large surface areas.
Key Features
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Natural Fiber Bristles: Typically made from Tampico (agave) or similar organic fibers, which provide superior water and material retention compared to smooth synthetics.
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Chemical & Heat Resistance: Naturally resistant to the high temperatures of molten tar and the solvents used in asphalt-based sealants.
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High Loading Capacity: The porous structure of the fibers creates tiny “pockets” that trap liquid, allowing you to lay down longer strokes without frequent dipping.
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Threaded Handle Hole: Designed with a standard threaded or tapered hole in the block for use with extension poles, reducing physical strain during roof-level work.
Ideal Applications
| Task | Benefit |
| Applying Asphalt & Tar | The fibers won’t melt or deform when exposed to hot roofing compounds. |
| Elastomeric Coatings | Provides the necessary scrubbing action to push coatings into porous roof surfaces. |
| Pre-Coating Cleanup | Stiff fibers are effective for scrubbing away dirt and debris during surface preparation. |
| Masonry & Brick Washing | Also suitable for applying acid washes or cleaning stone and brickwork. |
Specifications
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Brand: MAK
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Width: 7 inches
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Fiber Material: Natural Tampico or high-density fiber blend
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Block Type: Hardwood or heavy-duty reinforced block
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Handle Compatibility: Standard 1-1/8″ tapered or threaded extension handles
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