Flexacryl - flat roof repair - any experience with this or alternatives?

[Clive]

Anyone,

Taking advantage of the good weather I am protecting my inheritance by doing a few jobs on the exterior of my mother's house.

There are a few flat roofs on the property (gnash, horrible). None of the roofs are leaking and I would like that to remain so. I'm thinking of just lashing some "gunge" on the roof felt before any cracks appear. I did a quick search on Screwfix Web site and came up with Flexacryl - my does it seem the solvents used produce noxious fumes on reading the safety note with the Web entry ! Anyway, as the work will be done outdoors I'm hoping that's adequate ventilation. So .. should I Flexacryl or use something else?

Thanks

Clive

[Merryterry]

I sold a similar product (Re-inforced Acrylic Polymer Roof Coating), many years ago. Did not get any problems or complaints. Be careful to achieve the correct spread rates as a thin coat will not weather very well. Also try to use a light grey as it will reduce solar gain. Solvents no problem if used in the proper environment, i.e. on roofs outside