I'M FIXING A HOLE WHERE THE RAIN GETS IN

Post by i***@invalid.invalid
And stops my mind from wandering
Where it will go......

There's a hole in the roof in the back staircase. It might rain
tomorrow. That should be fun, and they just scraped the old roof tar off
too. It'll leak all over the place.

Roofing is fun. Especially in a commercial industrial application where it's
like over 100 degrees F. in the sun and you are doing propane torch on.

woot!

slunky

2009-08-07 02:49:55 UTC

Post by slunky
There's a hole in the roof in the back staircase. It might rain
tomorrow. That should be fun, and they just scraped the old roof tar off
too. It'll leak all over the place.

Roofing is fun. Especially in a commercial industrial application where it's
like over 100 degrees F. in the sun and you are doing propane torch on.
woot!

This should be fun for them. They're still tearing it up. Then they'll
tar it, and then they're going to put solar panels on it.

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-slunky

i***@invalid.invalid

2009-08-07 03:03:18 UTC

Post by slunky
There's a hole in the roof in the back staircase. It might rain
tomorrow. That should be fun, and they just scraped the old roof tar off
too. It'll leak all over the place.

Roofing is fun. Especially in a commercial industrial application where it's
like over 100 degrees F. in the sun and you are doing propane torch on.
woot!

This should be fun for them. They're still tearing it up. Then they'll
tar it, and then they're going to put solar panels on it.

Weird. We don't see too many tar applications here. That's old school, tar
and gravel. Some of the old timers who poured that shit could show you some
nasty scars.

slunky

2009-08-07 03:07:19 UTC

Post by i***@invalid.invalid
Roofing is fun. Especially in a commercial industrial application where it's
like over 100 degrees F. in the sun and you are doing propane torch on.
woot!

This should be fun for them. They're still tearing it up. Then they'll
tar it, and then they're going to put solar panels on it.

Weird. We don't see too many tar applications here. That's old school, tar
and gravel. Some of the old timers who poured that shit could show you some
nasty scars.

It's a building restoration. They need to use the old way to restore it
per their restoration grant from the Historic Building guys.

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-slunky

i***@invalid.invalid

2009-08-07 03:43:55 UTC

Post by i***@invalid.invalid
Roofing is fun. Especially in a commercial industrial application where it's
like over 100 degrees F. in the sun and you are doing propane torch on.
woot!

This should be fun for them. They're still tearing it up. Then they'll
tar it, and then they're going to put solar panels on it.

Weird. We don't see too many tar applications here. That's old school, tar
and gravel. Some of the old timers who poured that shit could show you some
nasty scars.

It's a building restoration. They need to use the old way to restore it
per their restoration grant from the Historic Building guys.

Gravel weighs a lot. It's normally use for ballast, wind resistance and
protection from the sun. We offloaded 459 cubic yards of it on a gym roof to
do a torch on membrane. 27 gravel truck loads of pea gravel. The new roof
weighs a lot less.

slunky

2009-08-07 03:46:23 UTC