Lap Sealant Issue
I had a leak around one of my vents so last weekend I carefully removed the old seals and re-did the lap sealant around each penetration. I used the Dicor Self-Leveling lap sealant. Today I took anoth...
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You guys are good! This is the reply I got from Dicor. Pretty quick response too, I must say I'm impressed with the customer service.
"You're okay. The lap sealant contains a petroleum distillate that is used strictly in the curing process. As the lap sealant cures, the lap sealant evaporates and vice-versa. The cooler the temps and the heavier the material is applied, the better the chances the lap sealant will grab or pucker the membrane. It will lay flat once the lap sealant cures. This could take up to 30 days depending on temperatures and heaviness of the material. Relax - the lap sealant is doing what it is supposed to do."
"You're okay. The lap sealant contains a petroleum distillate that is used strictly in the curing process. As the lap sealant cures, the lap sealant evaporates and vice-versa. The cooler the temps and the heavier the material is applied, the better the chances the lap sealant will grab or pucker the membrane. It will lay flat once the lap sealant cures. This could take up to 30 days depending on temperatures and heaviness of the material. Relax - the lap sealant is doing what it is supposed to do."
