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Could you explain acrylic elastomer a bit or point me (and others?) in the "more information" direction? I assume this goes on/over the existing roof material. What is the finished appearance? You are using it on a standing seam roof, right? Are there other situations for its use? Who are some
material manufacturers?
Thanks for any information you can supply.
Tom Gale
A local historic preservation commission member looking for helpful information for residents subject to review.
Dan Becker wrote:
> You probably weren't yet here too. Well, this will be an exercise in searching the B-P archive if you are that interested.
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> I decided on the acrylic elastomer route. Lot's more dough for material up front, but performance is hard to beat. Prep money is the same regardless, so I consider it an investment for the long term. It's just surface rust (that photo is only 4 years old), so I have no need for the reinforcement.
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> Dan Becker, Exec. Dir., RHDC
> Raleigh Historic Districts Commission
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> From: John Mascaro [SMTP:[log in to unmask]]
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> >Roof material is [now] rusting standing seam terne metal. An earlier thread
> in the archives discusses the failure of my paint film >
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> Missed this tread! What solution did you decide on. (I've used reinforced
> acrylic elastomers countless times on such roofs w/ great success)
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> John Mascaro
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