rubber spray sealant on roof
Has anyone used a rubberized sealer in an aerosol can to seal up around parts on the roof.
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HMS Beagle wrote:WyoTraveler wrote:
Dicor is a trusted well known product.
Certainly not by me. In fact I would gladly pay a couple of hundred to have Dicor come and remove all their failed product from my roof. A lot of it removes itself, but the stuff that's left is a mess.
I don't know what your problem is/was, but I just worked very hard to remove Dicor from a vent that I installed an A/C unit in. The Dicor had been in place for 16 years living outside in Pennsylvania for most of those years.
Having the roof material, vent metal, etc. all clean, the Dicor should last a long long time.
I tried a can of the white spray sealant around the vents on my Motor Home last year. When I was installing the A/C, all that "miracle spray sealant" would just brush off using my hands.
Don't waste your money!
