Ok, I have a slightly sloping rubber roof (12x12). It is an old roof, and it is now leaking both by the 'drain' (middle of the lower side of the roof), and next to the house (this roof covers a single 'addition' room that will be demoed in
3-5 years).
From visually inspecting the
areas, I cannot detect any obvious holes/tears. To further complicate things, when I look from the 'underside' of the roof (it leaks into an office with a suspended ceiling - so I removed some of the panels to try to find the leek, well can't do that (tar paper under rubber) so am trying to figure out an 'easy' way of doing this.
I tryed to seal some of the seams with tape and also the EMPD(?) rubber paint - it is very expensive and difficult to work with (too thick).
Ideally, there would be an inexpensive 'paint' that would simply plug all the holes when it dried - I mean there must be a _simple_ solution.
Help me usenet gurus! Will