I have a composition on flat roof. I had a area that had delaminated as a bubble, as I have been unable to chase a leak, and tore a 8"x8" section of roofing out, and the paper underneath as this is what I was told to do by a roofer. It has a layer of roofing below I believe. Then I flooded it with Henrys 208R with fiberglass on top and the perimeter, and covered that with the same. I went to the Henrys site and think it said that I should have slit the bubble, pulled it back and taped and coated the patch. Was the way that I did the repair wrong? It is now about 1/4"-3/8" of 208r. It is dry and not raining this week, perhaps in
4-5 days, so perhaps I should have used 205, also recommended on their site. I understand that this stuff does not harden completely. Not sure how long it takes to dry. Should I do anything else. It is in an area that ponds over a bedroom. Help if you can!- posted
15 years ago