Here I am on top of my daughter’s sunroom, the roof, and she has a persistent leak.
So in the past, I’ve used a spray to sort of stop it and for the most part, it really worked well.
So anyway, I just wanted to show you this, you know, not to get overwhelmed by patching a roof because you can do a neat job. with something called Flex Paste.
It’s white in color and the whole thing will probably take me about five minutes.
She has a couple more that I’ll attack and stop the rain from falling into the sunroom and we’ll give you a glimpse of that later.
So far so good.
I just wanted to show you what it would look like after about 15 or 20 minutes when it dries.
And so far the rain has held off and we’re good to go.
Just as a note, it took me again about maybe 10 minutes to do this. But in the long run,
if you can’t climb a ladder onto the roof, you certainly could pay somebody $25 or so just to do a quick job.
So if you have a leak, try to fix it this way first and go from there.
So have a good day and talk to you soon.
I did want to give you a sense of the sunroom and if near as I could tell, it’s leaking through the roof into this beam and then dropping down here.
So patching holes, you know, three or four above, I know we got the leak because today it’s dry as a bone.
And we do have one happy camper here who was sort of watching over this.
She says, it was raining on my head and I didn’t like it.
So all is good.
Have a great day. Talk to you soon.
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