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Nice work Shed
Nice work Shed
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Yes! And good morning
.Finally! Took me almost a year to figure out how to get clones to root.
Who knew Jamin a stick in the mud would work?
Good morning I m tiptoeing in...
Hope rain stopped so you can figure out how to fix the roof
I m tiptoeing in... Hope rain stopped so you can figure out how to fix the roof
...I believe Dutch got the 150's...I'm looking at those...
...seems like sooner or later, Yer' gonna have to address your roof issue...don't wanna' be dealing with mold concerns...cheerz...h00k...
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...seems like sooner or later, Yer' gonna have to address your roof issue...don't wanna' be dealing with mold concerns...cheerz...h00k......
Heavenly Hybrid
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Wow, that’s a crazy fast response! The cloninator was just life support, now she’s up and running! 
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A stick with roots, and sticks with no roots with Dip'n Grow
.It's gonna be raining off and on until Tuesday. I have to wait for it to dry out before I can roll asphalt on it, if that's how I have to do it.Good morning
Hope rain stopped so you can figure out how to fix the roof
Oh the 150's...thanks h00k. I better keep it high for the first week then....I believe Dutch got the 150's...I'm looking at those...
I feel like all I do is address the roof issue! It's definitely dripping less this time than it was two weeks ago before I redid the valley, so I must have accomplished something. I just wish I could find the weak spot up there and patch that!
IKR! I think the water was too cold for it to do anything, but boy did it want to! I wasn't even going to check until next week but I thought what the heck!Wow, that’s a crazy fast response! The cloninator was just life support, now she’s up and running!
That's why I put the cloninator away for the winter.
Asphalt?
Naah too heavy
Tar and that black paper(dont know the name) You buy it in either rolls or tiles.
Just have to be sure you add tar everywhere and leave no bubbles.
Naah too heavy
Tar and that black paper(dont know the name) You buy it in either rolls or tiles.
Just have to be sure you add tar everywhere and leave no bubbles.
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I think we're talking about the same thing:
3 ft. x 36 ft. 100 sq. ft. Coverage White Fiberglass Mineral-Surfaced Cap Roll Roofing 24/008006 - The Home Depot
but there's no way to get the bubbles out, it's going over the existing roofing.
3 ft. x 36 ft. 100 sq. ft. Coverage White Fiberglass Mineral-Surfaced Cap Roll Roofing 24/008006 - The Home Depot
but there's no way to get the bubbles out, it's going over the existing roofing.
Yeah, thats the one
Yes, you can put ut on top of the old.. But, make sure you tar EVERY single little part.. Not leaving even a corner...
Yes, you can put ut on top of the old.. But, make sure you tar EVERY single little part.. Not leaving even a corner...
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That's what I used last time. It lasted a long time all things considered. I took if off two weeks ago!
What are you going to use gluing them on then? Tar isnt it?
Are you thinking of something else to use?
Are you thinking of something else to use?
CraZysWeeD
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Wonderful clone Shed, sorry to hear about the roof... AB, I think the glue stuff the sell now is asphalt. That was the name on the can when I changed the roof a few years ago on the summer place. Don't think it's the actual stuff they put on roads....
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I think asphalt is asphalt. Hopefully different thicknesses!
The rolled roofing is sealed on the edges with this:
Henry 0.90-Gal. 203 Cold Applied Roof Coating ement-HE203142 - The Home Depot
Also made from asphalt:
"Henry 203 Cold-Ap Roof and Lap Adhesive is a premium, brush or squeegee grade, waterproof adhesive made from asphalt, solvents, and organic fibers. As a replacement for hot asphalt in built-up roofing (BUR) applications, Henry 203 Cold-Ap Roof and Lap Adhesive is designed for bonding layers of asphalt coated base sheets. It can be also used to bond selvedge laps on composition and 90 lb. asphalt roll roofing. "
The rolled roofing is sealed on the edges with this:
Henry 0.90-Gal. 203 Cold Applied Roof Coating ement-HE203142 - The Home Depot
Also made from asphalt:
"Henry 203 Cold-Ap Roof and Lap Adhesive is a premium, brush or squeegee grade, waterproof adhesive made from asphalt, solvents, and organic fibers. As a replacement for hot asphalt in built-up roofing (BUR) applications, Henry 203 Cold-Ap Roof and Lap Adhesive is designed for bonding layers of asphalt coated base sheets. It can be also used to bond selvedge laps on composition and 90 lb. asphalt roll roofing. "
Yes we are on the same page
But.. Take a good look on your roof.. Are there any other collection (of water) spots elswhere?
Like I say, water travel in mysterious ways. Leak Could be in a totally different location.
we are on the same page But.. Take a good look on your roof.. Are there any other collection (of water) spots elswhere?
Like I say, water travel in mysterious ways. Leak Could be in a totally different location.
CraZysWeeD
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No matter what it composed of I hope u get it non leaking!
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All the other roof tiles look good to me. It's a mystery!
Thanks Crazy.
Well, dutch is a constructor... Organise a weed trip
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I wonder if I can find a local roofer who works for weed...