A Liquid Roof? A DIY Roof Repair

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I have written about coatings that can go over your current roof to make it last longer. Having worked on commercial roofs with those rubber membranes, I always wished for an easier way to repair them. (Try walking a roof to find a small hole, so you can caulk it). This liquid rubber From EPDM Coatings is great for roof repairs, and maybe more. If you are planning a DIY roof repair, this could be a good material for you.

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