Dicor roof sealant is messy
Well today I got up on the roof to make sure all was well before we take our next trip. Not too shabby. Needs to be cleaned but could be worse. I did notice a little bit of the old sealant at t...
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(quote=op)I guess my comment and or question is this. It doesn't have to look pretty right? As long as it goes on and doesn't leak? I have used the stuff once before and it never fails. It always looks messy and never as good as the original sealant looked and it ends up all over my hands. Is there a secret to stopping it from oozing once it starts!? That stuff is a menace but it "seems" to work. (/quote)
I use a regular hand operated caulking gun. When you squeeze the trigger lever the plunger keeps pressure on the tube and the product may slowly ooze out till you turn the plunger to disengage the pressure.
I keep several paper towels and a wet rag with me for my hands. Keeps the gun clean .....and me.
Hopefully your using the self leveling Dicor on the roof.
Practice makes pretty results.
Whatever you add on your roof keep in mind you may be the one to have to remove it for a repair down the road.
I use a regular hand operated caulking gun. When you squeeze the trigger lever the plunger keeps pressure on the tube and the product may slowly ooze out till you turn the plunger to disengage the pressure.
I keep several paper towels and a wet rag with me for my hands. Keeps the gun clean .....and me.
Hopefully your using the self leveling Dicor on the roof.
Practice makes pretty results.
Whatever you add on your roof keep in mind you may be the one to have to remove it for a repair down the road.
