There are a couple of those old asbestos siding shingles on the back of our house that have craters gouged out of them; looks like they got hit with a baseball or something. Any suggestions on what to patch them with? Some sort of exterior epoxy maybe?

Paul

On 6/4/2014 1:00 PM, Pavel314 wrote:
There are a couple of those old asbestos siding shingles on the back of our house that have craters gouged out of them; looks like they got hit with a baseball or something.

Any suggestions on what to patch them with? Some sort of exterior epoxy maybe?

Paul



If no one gives you a better answer, I'd try Bondo.

On Wed, 04 Jun 2014 14:15:14 -0400, Ed Pawlowski wrote:

On 6/4/2014 1:00 PM, Pavel314 wrote:
There are a couple of those old asbestos siding shingles on the back of our house that have craters gouged out of them; looks like they got hit with a baseball or something.

Any suggestions on what to patch them with? Some sort of exterior epoxy maybe?

Paul



If no one gives you a better answer, I'd try Bondo.

....then, because Bondo is porous, sealed it with varnish / shellac to
seal it - paint bright pink if desired.

Replace them. You can still get matching tiles.


"Pavel314" wrote in message
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| There are a couple of those old asbestos siding shingles on the back of
our house that have craters gouged out of them; looks like they got hit with
a baseball or something. Any suggestions on what to patch them with? Some
sort of exterior epoxy maybe?
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| Paul

On Wed, 4 Jun 2014 10:00:40 -0700 (PDT), Pavel314
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There are a couple of those old asbestos siding shingles on the back of our house that have craters gouged out of them; looks like they got hit with a baseball or something. Any suggestions on what to patch them with? Some sort of exterior epoxy maybe?

Paul

Roofing patch tar.

"Pavel314" wrote in message
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There are a couple of those old asbestos siding shingles on the back of our
house that have craters gouged out of them; looks like they got hit with a
baseball or something. Any suggestions on what to patch them with? Some sort
of exterior epoxy maybe?

Paul

JB weld. It is water proof and you can paint to match. WW