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Oct 17, 2016 - 01:45 AM
It all depends on the material of the roof, below is a list of surfaces it can and cannot be applied to. Hope this helps.
Compatibility:
Compatibility:
- Metal/ fiberglass and wood surfaces.
- Steel, wood, vinyl, sheet metal, and other common substrates.
- Do not use on polystyrene insulation sheathing, TPO, or EPDM.
- Do not use in areas where food is processed or stored.
- Do not use as a complete surface coating or in continuous underwater applications.
- Product is for exterior use only due to odor emitted during cure.
- Product contains solvents which may craze some plastic materials.
- Do not use for potable water applications.
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Thanks for your information, that helps. The leaks are along the edge of my mobile home where the carport meets the roof, with water seeping inside on my walls. Our rainy season just started and it has been raining for a few days now. It's supposed to stop raining today, so I will have about one week to deal with the leak problem before the next rain storm (with luck). The roof has snow coating on it from 2007 - we've had a long drought here and not much rain all this time. But now the problem is here. I hope to do a patch for the winter rains and then do the whole roof next summer, if I can find a product that will work.
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