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so I have a small tear in the bellow on my front loader.
Pulled it off the door area to take a look and it's a pretty small tear
Has anyone tried using the self-adhesive roofing membrane to seal a tear in one of these?
I've got some leftover grace ice n water shield from building a garage.
That stuff is super adherent, and pretty flexible
whadda'ya think?
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Hey, Why don't you call any roof repair agent for this? They have many ideas about how to repair the point and where to replace it with another one. After reading of this I suddenly got to remember about the incident of the damaged roof at my granny's home, where her bedroom's attic, as well as the terrace roof, got damaged but because of roof rats, rodents. The nuisance was so strong which made it unable to eliminate the rodents by using DIY methods, so ultimately she took help from the pest exterminator NYC and got relief from the attic problem.
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I have used a self-adhesive roofing membrane once, and to be honest I was really dissapointed. Someone actually recommended me for the same job that you have done, to seal a tear into on of thesee membranes. At the beginning it was looking like a really great idea, and I was kind of excited about it. However, it proved to be really terrible. It was so bad, that when it was raining, I could be swimming if I was inside. At last, I have called for https://city2surfroofing...au/roof-repairs-sydney/, they have done the job, and since then, I do not even try to do anything by myself. Edited by user Sunday, April 18, 2021 11:13:38 AM(UTC)
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