eternabond or Dicor
am getting ready to install 2 fantastic vents, and then in about 3 months plan on cleaning and doing the roof. could I put the eternabond on the seams now and then recoat over it. and on the vent ...
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What do you mean by "doing the roof"? If you are going to put a special coating on the whole roof or replace it, don't install new vents until after the new coating or roof material.
If you use Eternabond, you wouldn't want to put anything on top of it. If you wish, you can put a small bead of Dicor lap sealant around the edges of the Eternabond. I put in a MaxxAir fan last summer, and used Eternabond for the first time. I really liked working with it and plan to use it when I replace the bathroom vent this year. And, I also plan to use it on the roof seams in the near future. It's easier to periodically inspect the Eternabond to make sure it's sealed properly than worrying about cracked sealant and dealing with Dicor.
If you use Eternabond, you wouldn't want to put anything on top of it. If you wish, you can put a small bead of Dicor lap sealant around the edges of the Eternabond. I put in a MaxxAir fan last summer, and used Eternabond for the first time. I really liked working with it and plan to use it when I replace the bathroom vent this year. And, I also plan to use it on the roof seams in the near future. It's easier to periodically inspect the Eternabond to make sure it's sealed properly than worrying about cracked sealant and dealing with Dicor.
