leaky roof

**bobzy** · May 5th, 2013 09:13 PM

mejo nalilito lang po ako. are we talking about house roof or car roof??

**_Cathy_** · May 5th, 2013 09:31 PM

Originally Posted by bobzy

mejo nalilito lang po ako. are we talking about house roof or car roof??

Hindi ba house roof kasi the TS mentioned dugtong and nailpoint.

Pero bigla rin nga ako nalito :rofl:

**bobzy** · May 5th, 2013 10:54 PM

Originally Posted by Cathy_for_you

Hindi ba house roof kasi the TS mentioned dugtong and nailpoint.

Pero bigla rin nga ako nalito :rofl:

sorry may bigla kasi sumagot na "from his honda"...

**_Cathy_** · May 5th, 2013 10:59 PM

Originally Posted by bobzy

sorry may bigla kasi sumagot na "from his honda"...

hehe. I thought I made a mistake too and had to read the TS' post again

But really, leaking roofs are very expensive. Minsan kasi pag nagpapagawa ang dami pang ibang nakikita na hawa hawa na

**jaypee10** · May 6th, 2013 02:46 PM

ano nga ba kasi pagkaka iba ng tagas o butas ng bubong ng bahay sa bubong ng sasakyan...
diba pareho lang butas un na kailngan tapalan,,

**number001** · May 7th, 2013 04:27 PM

Vulcaseal is no good at all. It merely possesses an excellent brand recall in the same light as Silver Swan, Colgate, Xerox, Kleenex, etc...

You need to use silicone based sealant. Not just any ordinary silicone sealant for the sink but make very sure its NON ACIDIC.

As for the "dugtong", it could be the previous installer failed to provide adequate overlapping of GI sheets, which will lead to immediate leaks if a sheet's overlap suddenly rises when it becomes unfastened by the wind or loose nailer.