Painting The Roof January 14, 2016, 02:52:28 pm Yahoo Message Number: 158094A minor primer on touching up the roof paint has been posted to The Companion. http://lazydazearticles.blogspot.com/
Re: Painting The Roof Reply #1 – January 15, 2016, 08:07:59 am Yahoo Message Number: 158106Good idea, but I have a few questions. First, the existing roof surface is a finish which has a fair degree of friction when wet. Did the new paint maintain that? Second, did you have to do any surface prep or any post-painting treatment?Ken F in NM
Re: Painting The Roof - Lazy Daze Companion Reply #2 – January 15, 2016, 09:12:55 am Yahoo Message Number: 158109Don, thanks for the recent additions to the Lazy Daze Companion. Please note, Lazy Daze forum readers, if you are not familiar with or have not visited the Companion recently, it's a treasure trove of practical information for Lazy Daze owners. http://lazydazearticles.blogspot.com/Chris
Re: Painting The Roof Reply #3 – January 17, 2016, 05:56:29 am Yahoo Message Number: 158137No doubt, some traction was lost. I should test, going over any shiny spots with fine steel wool to see if that will return the factory finish. Good point as traction is important. I resist going up there when it's damp.The paint was in good condition, except for being stained in places, so no prep was necessary, other than cleaning.In another thread I asked what type of Dicor to use. AM Solar uses 502LSW Self Leveling Sealant. So I ordered some to cover the VHB tape on one of the feet on the solar panels. I learned that some have used constructive adhesive to anchor the panels. That will sure work - forever I expect. The VHB has lasted since 2007 until I pried it loose by tilting a panel with one end still locked. I know some use screws, but the VHB works fine for me.
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