Hi, I have an enclosed porch room in the back of the house,
its about 40' by 12' with lots of windows.
A tree had fallen a year ago and whacked the edge of the vinyl roof
and since then Ive noticed some leaks popping up.
I caulked them from the inside and got most of them.
However there are a few still that are hard to find. They tend to drip
under the edge of the eave onto the wooden window enclosures and
that is where the damage is occuring.
Could this whole structure be sealed from the outside by some sort
of spray on sealer?

Thanks,

itchy

On Dec 15, 1:30�pm, internaughtfull
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Hi, I have an enclosed porch room in the back of the house,
its about 40' by 12' with lots of windows.
A tree had fallen a year ago and whacked the edge of the vinyl roof
and since then Ive noticed some leaks popping up.
I caulked them from the inside and got most of them.
However there are a few still that are hard to find. They tend to drip
under the edge of the eave onto the wooden window enclosures and
that is where the damage is occuring.
Could �this whole structure be sealed from the outside by some sort
of spray on sealer?

Thanks,

itchy

First, you can't patch a roof from the inside.

Second, is it vinyl or rubber? If it is rubber, you can buy sheets of
the rubber and cement to patch them correctly. If it is vinyl, what
kind of vinyl? Is it stiff or flexible? Check with the roofers who
installed it for advice.

Hank