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Judy Lipinski
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Where to ask remodeling questions?

Judy Lipinski
  • Investor
  • Pittsburgh, PA
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Is there a forum or other recommended website resource to ask questions related to remodeling etc?

Looking to seal a roof of a garage with something that can be walked on.

Judy

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Pat L.
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Pat L.
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I assume yours is the proverbial flat roof. We applied a fiberglass cloth/sheeting product to one of our flat roof commercial buildings several years ago (1800 sqft). It has been amazing & maintenance free.

I recently went to a trade show & they had several booths with much the same product we used so its getting popular & some of them are now applied/sprayed on as a 2-3inch thick walk-on insulating foam impervious to moisture.

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