For anyone interested its Desmopol. You can tell by the tin. And yes it should have 225g matting across the entire structure not just the board joins. At a minimum that roller should be squeegee it on to give some depth and not actually rolling.
Great video. Looks great. I have a worn-out fibre glass roof, not touched for around 20 years and showing sign of wear. Would this work on it? Also some product leave a tacky finish. How does this product feel after it has cured? Thnx
It's good for small jobs I use it all the time I don't no about a big job though not without reinforced sheets. There's nothing worse than going back to a job that's failed.
Thank you for your video. ~Please can you advise where can I buy this from. I would like to use this on my existing fiber flat roof. Any advise would be greatly taken.
Liquid rubber is definitely A GREAT PRODUCT however it needs to be applied correctly and needs to be fully reinforced with glass fibre and then second coated this I have used grp and epdm and the liquid rubber from lrs is the way forward in my opinion
seen this done on a existing roof before to extend the service life. All seams have the reinforcement set in the liquid and another coat onto of that but, not directly over plywood. I have seen this done directly over Dens Deck and it failed.
I did one 4 years ago, followed the video and installed as manufacturer said to. Didn't require matting all over! only joints, upstands, flues etc it failed last week. I believe now they say you require all to be matted. Piss take
Fibreglass is a good product but.. Not 110%.. No primer then it won't bond to sterling board.. Also.., Has a chance to crack. Grp roofing has to be solely relying on the weather.. Can either be too hot or too cold.
what is the brand of the liquid rubber? Is it agreeable to work with - no overly pungent smell or eye / lung irritation? Is there any primer required for application to wood or old roof felt?
@@jamestonks3042 if you watch the application video on their website it shows not to mesh the whole area only upstands, joints etc. Did one 4 years ago and followed video by the book and it failed last week.
The only felt that are good is a decent rubberised one - felt is generally crap imo ! EPDM is the way forward - 20 yr Guarantee but it last 50 years - neat, no torching/hot works, its the best by far !
@@sk2283 I’ve put more right over the last couple of years than I can count mate ,the only thing rubbers any good for is covering a skip ,sweaty delaminates and isn’t generally adhered to the upstands,50 years yeah mate 🙄
@@danielfinley47 generally sweating is due to not doing the roof insulation correctly - not installing a vapour barrier correctly - warm roof's can sweat and you got to have a vapour barrier - or cold roof needs venting properly - I've been doing them for a few years now with no issues (so far!) the one on my office is doing fine after 7 years
Torch on sbs is the superior product , it can be fully submerged in water and never fail, 2.5 mm underlay heat welded and a 3.5mm capsheet all fully bonded and vulcanised together, iv had no problems with leaks in 20 yrs of roofing with the largest roofing companies in uk doing schools shopping centres and factories ,superior product just need to be a master to do it lmao 🤣 a painter can put this crap on
I’ve been fitting epdm for over 10 years and never had a problem, the only problem I’ve seen is from a poorly installed warm roof, move with the times in my opinion, felt roofs are a thing of the past nowadays
The work these guys are doing seems very professional. However, I have this Spanish product on my flat roof, I'm only writing this comment hoping that it will save someone some money. Keep away from it, it has failed on my roof big time, even though 3 coats were applied, Is has very little elasticity.
For anyone interested its Desmopol. You can tell by the tin. And yes it should have 225g matting across the entire structure not just the board joins. At a minimum that roller should be squeegee it on to give some depth and not actually rolling.
If he had done the training he would have known that .
Great video. Looks great.
I have a worn-out fibre glass roof, not touched for around 20 years and showing sign of wear. Would this work on it?
Also some product leave a tacky finish. How does this product feel after it has cured?
Thnx
It's good for small jobs I use it all the time I don't no about a big job though not without reinforced sheets. There's nothing worse than going back to a job that's failed.
Thank you for your video. ~Please can you advise where can I buy this from. I would like to use this on my existing fiber flat roof. Any advise would be greatly taken.
where's the reinforcing matting? although it is very elastic, it can't cope long term with the movement and weathering without reinforcing
Liquid rubber is definitely A GREAT PRODUCT however it needs to be applied correctly and needs to be fully reinforced with glass fibre and then second coated this I have used grp and epdm and the liquid rubber from lrs is the way forward in my opinion
What do you think of centaur liquid rubber ?
Hi, just want ask how long the wood lasted after the rubber coating.
seen this done on a existing roof before to extend the service life. All seams have the reinforcement set in the liquid and another coat onto of that but, not directly over plywood. I have seen this done directly over Dens Deck and it failed.
Can this be applied straight onto a fibreglass roof
What is that your using?
Where is the fiberglass coating first?
Where’s matting ??
hi mate . could i use this on my shed apex roof ? tia
Been here done this product . This will 100% fail . They now require full matting and topcoat 😫
thank you
I did one 4 years ago, followed the video and installed as manufacturer said to. Didn't require matting all over! only joints, upstands, flues etc it failed last week. I believe now they say you require all to be matted. Piss take
rubber all the way
I love the color. What is the color, I want to buy the same color
That's Grey 👍🏻
Nice and fick.
Is it Rubson ?
Is this straight onto a timber base ?
Yes but should be primed and have reinforcement cloth with it all.
That is better than faberglass? Look more easy, it's for exterior deck?
Fibreglass is a good product but.. Not 110%.. No primer then it won't bond to sterling board.. Also.., Has a chance to crack. Grp roofing has to be solely relying on the weather.. Can either be too hot or too cold.
Oi m8 u got a loicense for that rolla
How can I get it.
what is the brand of the liquid rubber? Is it agreeable to work with - no overly pungent smell or eye / lung irritation? Is there any primer required for application to wood or old roof felt?
LetsGo4Launch looks like desmapol to me
The sun will soon knock the life out of that, how long have you agrred to guarantee that for?
Is this guy really putting RV roof coating over plywood
Yep 🙈
Can pls tell us name of this solution..and how many year's it will with stand
It won't there's no fiber glass underneath
@@jamestonks3042 if you watch the application video on their website it shows not to mesh the whole area only upstands, joints etc. Did one 4 years ago and followed video by the book and it failed last week.
@@carlhitchen2879 Thanks for the update.
Omg,
Epic fail
That is not gonna last
By
Keep up the good work and the asphalters and felters will be there to put it right,what a load of rubbish.
The only felt that are good is a decent rubberised one - felt is generally crap imo ! EPDM is the way forward - 20 yr Guarantee but it last 50 years - neat, no torching/hot works, its the best by far !
@@sk2283 I’ve put more right over the last couple of years than I can count mate ,the only thing rubbers any good for is covering a skip ,sweaty delaminates and isn’t generally adhered to the upstands,50 years yeah mate 🙄
@@danielfinley47 generally sweating is due to not doing the roof insulation correctly - not installing a vapour barrier correctly - warm roof's can sweat and you got to have a vapour barrier - or cold roof needs venting properly - I've been doing them for a few years now with no issues (so far!) the one on my office is doing fine after 7 years
Torch on sbs is the superior product , it can be fully submerged in water and never fail, 2.5 mm underlay heat welded and a 3.5mm capsheet all fully bonded and vulcanised together, iv had no problems with leaks in 20 yrs of roofing with the largest roofing companies in uk doing schools shopping centres and factories ,superior product just need to be a master to do it lmao 🤣 a painter can put this crap on
I’ve been fitting epdm for over 10 years and never had a problem, the only problem I’ve seen is from a poorly installed warm roof, move with the times in my opinion, felt roofs are a thing of the past nowadays
It's not good for my country.(India)😉
The work these guys are doing seems very professional. However, I have this Spanish product on my flat roof, I'm only writing this comment hoping that it will save someone some money.
Keep away from it, it has failed on my roof big time, even though 3 coats were applied, Is has very little elasticity.
This should be primed first and have reinforcement cloth layed into two layers . You need a proper installer for the 25 year guarantee.