Summit Shield by Powder Roofing — 5-gallon bucket of modified acrylic resin clear shingle sealer
How to apply6 steps
How to apply Summit Shield in six steps: check weather, clean the roof, use the right sprayer, do repairs, apply the product, and final tips
5-gallon pail
Clear finish
Ready to use

Roof rejuvenation treatment

Summit Shield Modified Acrylic Resin — 5 Gallon Pail

Made for asphalt shingle roofs

$350.00

$380.00Save $30 this season

per pail · sales tax calculated at checkout

4.8 out of 5 · 23 reviews

A clear, water-based acrylic roof sealer designed for asphalt shingle roofs. It helps lock loose granules in place, resist mildew and algae growth, improve waterproofing, and support shingle resilience against UV exposure and hail while preserving your roof's existing appearance.

  • 750 sq ft at two coats
  • Dries clear with a gloss finish
  • Brush, roll, or spray application
  • 7-year limited material warranty
Free shipping in the lower 48 states
Price per bucket
$350.00
Approx. coverage (2 coats)
750 sq ft
Shipping (lower 48)
Included

Add 11 more to reach the $299 per bucket price.

Order total$350.00

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The complete DIY roof rejuvenation tutorial

A 26-minute step-by-step walkthrough of the whole process — inspecting, measuring, repairing, preparing, and sealing an asphalt shingle roof.

Watch the 4-minute walkthrough

See how Summit Shield works on asphalt shingles, what the application looks like, and what results to expect before you order.

Clear protection for aging asphalt shingles

Summit Shield is a non-pigmented modified acrylic coating made for asphalt shingle roofs. It forms a breathable clear finish that helps retain mineral granules, resist mildew and algae growth, improve waterproofing, and support shingle resilience against hail and UV exposure without hiding the roof’s natural color.

The product arrives ready to use and can be applied by brush, thin-nap roller, pump sprayer, or properly adjusted airless sprayer. Two coats are required for warranty compliance.

Granule retention

Helps lock loose mineral granules in place to preserve shingle thickness and color.

Mildew & algae resistance

Resists biological growth that can darken shingles and trap moisture.

Hail resilience

Supports shingle flexibility and impact resistance against hail and storm debris.

Waterproofing shield

Helps seal the shingle surface against water intrusion while remaining breathable.

Ready to use

No thinning or component mixing is required before application.

How to apply Summit Shield

Six-step application guide for sealing and rejuvenating your shingle roof.

Summit Shield application guide: check weather, clean the roof, use the right sprayer, do repairs, apply the product, and follow final tips plus retreat timing

A smart alternative to replacing shingles

One Summit Shield treatment is roughly 90–95% cheaper than tearing off and replacing your shingles.

Save thousands per treatment

Most homeowners treat their roof every few years for a fraction of the cost of a full replacement — without the mess, landfill waste, or weeks of disruption.

Average Summit Shield treatment

$1,400.00

for 4 buckets — typical for an average roof

Typical shingle replacement

$15K – $21K

tear-off + re-shingle for the same roof

That’s roughly 90–95% less than replacing your shingles — while still adding years of waterproofing, granule hold, and UV protection.

How to measure your roof

You only need a tape measure, a notepad, and a few minutes. Measure from the ground where you can — never climb a roof you are not comfortable on.

  1. 1

    Sketch your roof from above

    Draw the outline of your house as if you were looking straight down at it. Break it into simple rectangles and triangles — most roofs are just a few shapes put together.

  2. 2

    Measure each shape

    Measure the length and width of each rectangle in feet (walking the ground along the outside walls works fine). Multiply length by width for each one and add them together. That is your footprint area.

  3. 3

    Adjust for the slope

    A sloped roof has more surface than the footprint underneath it. Multiply your footprint by 1.1 for a low slope, 1.2 for a typical slope, and 1.3 for a steep slope you would not comfortably walk on.

  4. 4

    Divide by 750

    Take your adjusted roof area and divide it by 750. That is how many 5-gallon buckets you need for two coats. Round up — it is better to have a little extra than to run short mid-job.

Not sure how much you need? Send your sketch and measurements to info@powderroofing.com and we will help you estimate buckets for your project.

Customer Reviews

4.8 out of 5· Based on 23 verified buyers
  • Aug 20, 2026

    “Really easy to use and made my shingles look great. Once it dried, the coating had an almost epoxy-like finish. Very impressed with the result.”

    Mike R. · Verified buyer

  • Apr 15, 2026

    “Worked extremely well. Product arrived quickly and everything showed up in great condition. Really happy with it.”

    Nick T. · Verified buyer

  • Dec 31, 2025

    “Works great. It helped keep the shingles down and gave my older roof a noticeably newer appearance.”

    David M. · Verified buyer

  • Nov 19, 2025

    “I have an older shingle roof and wanted something that could help extend its life. It worked better than expected and even helped with a small leak I had around the swamp cooler.”

    Robert K. · Verified buyer

  • Oct 30, 2025

    “Application was simple, and the roof seemed to shed water really well during the first big rainstorm after I applied it.”

    Chris B. · Verified buyer

  • Oct 23, 2025

    “I applied it with a basic handheld pump sprayer and had no problems at all. Wish I had done my roof sooner. I'd recommend it to anyone looking to get more life out of an aging shingle roof.”

    Jason W. · Verified buyer

  • Dec 19, 2025

    “Shipping took much longer than expected. The product itself arrived fine. …”

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