thesameguy
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This project isn't abandoned, just very slow moving. Life and weather has been conspiring...
But, got the second section stripped and subsequently repaired...
Unfortunately, I do not have pictures of the repairs, because I've been having to move back and forth between weight to get the pieces glued together and tarps to protect from rain...
Right now, the roof is "back together," and I've prepped enough plywood to put a third layer down across the whole thing. Hopefully, I will be able to do that this weekend. At least most of it.
Assuming it goes well - and I feel confident it will, I'll order in the membrane (which, right now, is definitely going to be PVC).
So far, the real surprise of this project is how bloody expensive 3M Fastbond is... $150/gallon. Ouch. So far, the real thing I'm actually fearing is getting the PVC tucked under the front & rear caps. But, I won't know for sure until I get there.
But, got the second section stripped and subsequently repaired...
Unfortunately, I do not have pictures of the repairs, because I've been having to move back and forth between weight to get the pieces glued together and tarps to protect from rain...
Right now, the roof is "back together," and I've prepped enough plywood to put a third layer down across the whole thing. Hopefully, I will be able to do that this weekend. At least most of it.
Assuming it goes well - and I feel confident it will, I'll order in the membrane (which, right now, is definitely going to be PVC).
So far, the real surprise of this project is how bloody expensive 3M Fastbond is... $150/gallon. Ouch. So far, the real thing I'm actually fearing is getting the PVC tucked under the front & rear caps. But, I won't know for sure until I get there.