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mortar alternative in roof

23-01-2021 6:16pm

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some mortar has come away from edge of tiles in roof

i had a roofer fix something similar a few years ago and he had a black tar like compound he used instead of mortar, it was almost like soft tarmac

would anyone know what this stuff is called and where it can be bought??
I am not confident mortar would harden in these temperatures and want to fix roof before rain comes back

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#2 23-01-2021 6:26pm

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what part of the roof are you putting it

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#3 23-01-2021 6:38pm

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the eaves i think it is called

its the end bit of the extension under the tiles

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#4 23-01-2021 6:42pm

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sounds like a bitumin product. not sure thats the best way to go .
look into a dry verge system

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#5 23-01-2021 6:44pm

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Post picture if u can, sounds like the verge as PT noted

“I can’t pay my staff or mortgage with instagram likes”.

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#6 23-01-2021 6:45pm

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ok will be tomorrow for pics too dark now

think he used something like this

https://www.instarmac.co.uk/ultracrete-products/permanent-pothole-repair-cold-lay-asphalt/

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#7 23-01-2021 6:46pm

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think i found it think it was this stuff u remember it was in strips and he said it was expensve

https://www.roofingsuperstore.co.uk/product/flexim-flexible-roof-repair-putty.html?ClickID=VgU0Bt1fuxyLRUGwUx0Mo3EMUkERRNQ8P0AoyY0&irgwc=1&utm_source=impact&utm_medium=affiliate&utm_campaign=29332#:~:text=Flexim%20Roof%20Putty%20can%20be,will%20always%20retain%20its%20flexibility.

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