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Any tips for repair/renwal of my garage roof, which is flat felted
type. Looks the wood is chipboard, some/all of which will need replaced. Tried a repair before with limited success, but think main problem was poor quality felt (Homebase). Heard of few people recommend felt that has bitumen bottom surface that you need to heat with blowtorch to adhere to roof/underfelt. Felt I used had no such thing and I had to use brush on "stuff" to seal joins. TIA |
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On Thu, 06 Jan 2005 19:04:44 +0000, Strike3
wrote: Any tips for repair/renwal of my garage roof, which is flat felted type. Looks the wood is chipboard, some/all of which will need replaced. Tried a repair before with limited success, but think main problem was poor quality felt (Homebase). Heard of few people recommend felt that has bitumen bottom surface that you need to heat with blowtorch to adhere to roof/underfelt. Felt I used had no such thing and I had to use brush on "stuff" to seal joins. TIA You can use better products, for example fibreglass or the rubber they use for fish ponds. Fibre glass is molded to shape, and makes a solid waterprrof surface - it can be a messy job. The rummer sheeting goes over in one piece, specil clips hold it down. Rick |
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