can this be applied over shingle roofs to prevent leaks and extend the life of the shingles?
281875
I used it on an a flat smooth RV roof. It does seal well but I have no idea about putting it over shingles.
439704
In manual it states you can do it, but at your own risk. To avoid leaks and/or mechanical damage I would not recommend it. It sticks to roof just fine.
1289715
You want it to melt a little so it bonds. I do not recommend this product if you are going to put it on your roof. I put it on my firewall and it has since peeled off. I used the kit in the prescribed manner, grease remover and all. Hope this helps
1814771
I have had great results on copper ornnaments but I have not used it on a roof,maybe you can try it on a small section.
1555144
It is designed to and have no reason to think it won't. Without it the membrane roof will deteriorate. I just applied it last fall. Time will tell.
50889
I have only used it on a building's rubber roof (not sure what type of rubber it was). it has been a great product for that application.
604417
It is designed for vinyl, painted wood and other hard surfaces. Containing bleach, I would not use it on asphalt roofing shingles. A different product would be required for standard roofing material.
1846103
Yes. I use it as a soft roof over my well and pool pumps and it works great keeping the rain out.
2127786
Most likely not. The product works best when it is rolled around a broken object ir even rolled around leaking flat pipe, one without ridges. I don't recommend the product to simply be placed over a Leak without the benefit of wrapping.
435978
Yes it can be applied to Aluminum roofing. I would recommend that you take a look at the product website to confirm it's use and application before starting your project. Remember, doing a complete preparation job before you apply the Liquid Rubber Roof product is key to it's success. Here is the link to the website for further information. http://www.epdmcoatings.com/its_uses.htmlGood luck!
2051308
You can use with metal, vinyl or plastic gutters and downspouts. Not sure about the roof.
119192
I wish I could help, but I never tried that. I don't see where it could hurt. Maybe you could spread a layer of clear silicone over the plywood, let it dry, and then seal it with the liquid roof.
1882000
No but it will give off some zinc which should prevent moss and algae from forming on the roofing
20299
I have had them on for a couple of years, and they have been effective at preventing ice dams. I found that the clips that hold them to the shingles were a little flimsy as far as gripping the shingle, so I used an adhesive to hold the clips more firmly to the shingles. Note, that you cannot expect to drag a roof rake across these heating cables, but the purpose of the cabels is to avoid the use of a roof rake. I used the cables on the shed dormer on the back of my house which is difficult to access with a roof rake.
602334
I wouldn't think it would work very easily - you have to lift up the shingles to slip the top edge of the screens underneath. The odds of damaging the shingles or disturbing the nails on the bottom row of shingles is too great. I have never tried it - but after a few installs of this product, I wouldn't.
2033065
YES. I use it resting on shingles almost everyday on roofs of every angle and it
1564047
I'm not sure, the surface it is applied to has to be clean. Unlike other epoxy that I have used, this stuff cures very hard. Although this product most likely expands about the same rate as metal on say car engines, would it react the same on a sheet metal roof? What about a more flexible sealer?