On Tue, 07 Jun 2011 15:33:34 -0400, frank1492
wrote:

The roof in question is mineral roll roofing over a sunroom. It has
been in place for many years and regularly receives a new coating of
brushable roof sealer.
My question: There are a couple of places where the roof puddles
badly, and historically these have been the source of leaks if I do
not recoat on almost an annual basis. I would like to level these
indentations. I had thought of using trowlable roofing cement but
really would like something pourable, which would dry hard and could
be then coated with roof sealer.
Is there anything petroleum or non-petroleum based that might
work? I have considered liquid fiberglass, floor leveler, etc but
thought I should ask the experts.
Thanks for your help.
Frank

I would get a roofer in to do a tear off, repace what's sagging so you
have a flat roof again, and cover with the new rubberized stuff.
Probably be cheaper in the long run than getting up there all the time
and horsing around with fixes. BTDT.
Just the "peace of mind" might make it worth it.

--Vic