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I have a neighbour with a flat roof that is leaking slightly and wants a product he can “slap on” whilst it’s still wet. He is planning to have it renewed/mended in the summer when it stops pissing down. Can anyone recommend such a product???

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I've used Acrypol, Cromapol, Flexacryl. You can get a 5kg of Sealacryl online for about £30. Spent a good few hundred quid over the years. One side of the dormer is just about holding, the other side is shot! I keep putting off doing it properly as I'd like to extend the dormers by a few feet either side. 

 

It'll work for a while. Best results I've had when I've not just brushed off the debris but used a cleaner. Think I used No Nonsense Degreaser last time.

 

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Just now, joe90 said:

Oops.     “it cannot be applied on wet or damp surfaces. 

Bugger

 

Somewhere on here is a product that can be applied in the wet.  Might be what @Onoff uses.

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1 minute ago, SteamyTea said:

Bugger

 

Somewhere on here is a product that can be applied in the wet.  Might be what @Onoff uses.

 

All the names I quoted work when the roof is really damp/wet. They were all much the same to apply. Broom to spread, bucket with a bin liner in for the broom when you're done. I'd go for this, cheapest I can find for 5kg in eBay:

 

https://bond-it.co.uk/waterproofing/sealacryl/

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Currently the shot side has a length of DPM on with sandbags.....it don't half flap and bang when it's windy! There's more bags up there now.

 

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I slung one brand over another with no apparent reaction. One might have been a bit stiffer to spread but I can't remember which one. They all go on like hairy paint (the fibres) then it "settles".

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11 minutes ago, Onoff said:

@joe90, did your neighbour buy any compound for his roof?

Not yet, too bloody cold to do anything but I have passed on the message (I will pop up on his roof and have a look fir myself).

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